Christian Travel Review

These days became public engagement of Prince William, son of Princess Diana of Wales and Prince Charles, with his girlfriend Kate Middleton. The wedding was held in the spring or summer of 2011 and expects nothing less than 600,000 tourists come to London for this link.

In addition, another site that will benefit from the additional tourists thanks to this wedding, is the Mount Kenya National Park, where the second line to the British throne was his girlfriend the big question, taken by helicopter to one of the lakes in this park.

This is a wonderful place of exuberant nature, yet a little escape what one would traditionally romantic destination.

This National Park is located about 140 kilometers from Nairobi, and covers the area around Mount Kenya, the second highest in Africa after Kilimanjaro. It has been declared World Heritage by UNESCO and has about 715 square kilometers.

It is certainly an ideal place for ecotourism and a variety of sports, as well as make a safari to see the endless plant and animal species. (continue reading…)

Borobudur Buddhist temple in Indonesia

Borobudur is a type of Buddhist architecture known as pyramid-shaped stupa and keeps Mah?y?na a deep relationship with one of the three branches of the non-theistic religion. This monument is the largest Buddhist temple in the world and is located in the Republic of Indonesia, specifically in the town of Magelang in Central Java province.

This Buddhist temple was built between 700 and 850 by those who formed the dynasty Saliendra. This building has 6 platforms, which are scaled up to reach the top by the followers of this religion during the celebrations of festivals.

The walls of the temple are written the experiences from the time of the creation of this architectural marvel, and lodging along the way up to the last and tenth level you can observe the teachings of the Buddha continued, explaining the ways of life Asian religion as unique as it is Buddhist.Borobudur is great place to your travel in Indonesia. (continue reading…)