If you love motor adventure and want to romp about the streets of the highest village of the world, Kibber in Spiti, Himachal Pradesh, India should be your next ideal destination. Located at an altitude of 4200 m, the densely populated Kibber village welcomes you with its picturesque locales. Connected by tarmac roads, Kibber can be reached by taking a bus from the ... Read More

Ranking among the best hotels, Hotel Salto Chico enjoys the advantage of a great location. Easy to access through the daily flights from Santiago to Punta Arenas, you get a royal reception and pick up facilities right at the airport. Once you step into the hotel, you will be charmed by the superb interiors and accommodation facilities that Hotel Salto Chico offers. However, ... Read More

Bungee jumping - dive from the giddy height of a towering fixed structure while an elastic cord secures you and keeps you suspended just inches above the ground level at the end of the leap. What leaves most people breathless during a bungee venture are the rebounds that occur due to the stretching and snapping of the cord. Bungee jumping was first practiced as ... Read More

Bingham Canyon Mine is the biggest open pit mine in the world. It is situated west of Salt Lake City, Utah, southwest of West Jordan. This is the largest man made excavation on earth, the mine’s actual pit stretches 4 km (2.5 mi) in width and has a depth of 1.2 km (0.75 mi). The amount of copper produced by the mine is greater ... Read More

Laguna en Salar de San Pedro de Atacama Who says the mountainous dry rugged surface is worthless and adds no wonder? It is time to prove it wrong! Believe it or not, the natural monument Salar de Atacama, the largest salt flat in Chile, has made everyone dumbstruck. Located 55 km South of San Pedro de Atacama, this natural monument stands as an extra-ordinary landscape ... Read More

"El Camino de la MuerteIts ( its name in Spanish) is a 61 km road from La Paz to Coroico, Bolivia. It is legendary for its extreme danger and in 1995 the Inter-American Development Bank christened it as the "world's most dangerous road". One estimate is that 200-300 travelers were killed yearly along the road." 'Road of Death' or 'Death Road' as it's called, the North Yungas Road, ... Read More

Possibly the largest living thing in the whole world – General Sherman is a Giant Sequoia with dimensions that'll drop many jaws. One of the tallest Giant Sequoia trees in the world reaching 275 feet (84.8 meters), the Sherman Tree is reasonably "juvenile", as its age is estimated between 2200 years and 2700 years. Moreover, it is the biggest Sequoia in the world ... Read More

The glistening white sands of New Mexico, one of the world’s great natural wonders has taken the whole world by surprise. Rising straight from the heart of Tularosa basin, at the northern end of Chihuahuan Desert, you would find these great glistening white sands embracing you in great style. Engulfing 275 square miles of desert, this world’s largest gypsum dune field not only preserves ... Read More