Traveller guide

China: By Journalist Eye XXI: City The Best
Published: 6.10.2012
To leave the province of Qinghai and thus few days of life in the past, sometimes the century before, it was the more sensitive nature really hard. Local on many places the virgin nature, proud mountain ranges, deep green valleys, vast dry plains, miniature boxes, herds of yaks and colourful mix of nationalities, often pristine civilizations us captivated, amazed, left imprint on the hearts.

Italy, Sicily: Agrigent - A Glimpse On The Southern Sicily
Published: 5.10.2012
Near the southern coast of the island is a sleepy town with beautiful streets.

Japan: Meeting With History
Published: 3.10.2012
Japanese history is not very discussed topic. De facto people don’t talk about it much. If you try to speak about history, most people think of the events of World War II. The rest remember samurais, bold warrior with katana, samurai sword, and geishas, who are still in the subconscious of people subsumed as prostitutes unfortunately.

Italy: Alpentrip VI. - Verona
Published: 30.9.2012
To be in the north of Italy and not visit Verona, it would be literally a sin. On the way to Venice is not definitely anything more interesting where you can spend a few hours with short walk, coffee and excellent ice cream.

China: By Journalist Eye XX: Colour Symbolism
Published: 29.9.2012
Exploring the China is join with infinite variety of impressions, perceptions, experiences and surprises for Europeans often shrouded under a veil of mystery, many time but just ignorance. I did get out of this country dominating feeling - China is incredibly colourful. Colourful from drab uniform gray to a beautiful rainbow combination.

SR, Medzilaborce: Andy Warhol Museum
Published: 28.9.2012
"Everyone once lives fifteen minutes of fame."

Japan: Comparison With The Czech Republic
Published: 26.9.2012
What is the main difference between Japan and the Czech Republic? Surprisingly, this is one of the most common questions that I can hear. As if there wasn’t any answer. As I like to say, in Japan, everything is different. Even the air there is different than the one which we are accustomed. And it's not just a different air, what Japanese nature offers us.

Portugal, Fátima: Suffer A Miracle Will Come To You - VIDEO
Published: 25.9.2012
Fátima - Mecca of all Catholics, and one of the most visited pilgrimage sites around the world. It is located in central Portugal, about 120 km from Lisbon. There is a place, where the Virgin Mary appeared to three children, and prophesied many later events.

Italy: Alpentrip V. - Lago Di Garda III.
Published: 23.9.2012
As early as the seventh part our tour continues cross the Alpine countries, and we went at it until a week ago. Today we head to the journey that leads us through the eastern side of the lake to the town of Sirmione introduced in the southernmost part of the Lago di Garda, to keep going cross Verona to Venice.

China: By Journalists Eye XIX: Carpet For Monks
Published: 22.9.2012
Classical Chinese carpets have described Marco Polo in his travelogues, but till today in the world are still not too much to seen and know little about them. I look forward to our visit carpet factories in the province of Qinghai, Xining on the outskirts of the city, to widen my horizons. The lives of local workers I try to plug deeply into the subconscious and try to see the beauty around.

Greece, Rhodos: Old Quarter And New Town II.
Published: 21.9.2012
From Old town with medieval buildings and watchtowers we head into the New Town district, where you can also find monuments from different periods, which was together with historical centre right declared by UNESCO as world natural and cultural attractions.

Japan: About Dangers Of Accommodation
Published: 19.9.2012
When travelling around Japan, tourist became easily witness of many strange or comical situations. Among the most classic, that everyone known could be - getting lost, of course, waiting for the train on the platform that is cancelled, or disillusionment over public toilets.

Portugal, Coimbra: The Oldest University Town In The Country - VIDEO
Published: 18.9.2012
Coimbra City used to be more than a century, at a time when the Portuguese fought for the rights of the Arabs in the territory, the Portuguese capital (1143-1255). Since the year 1290 there is still work to university - we will not - you count the break, which, together with the status of the capital was moved to Lisbon.

Italy: Alpentrip V. - Lago Di Garda II.
Published: 16.9.2012
In the second part of our stops at the famous northern Italian lakes, we will talk more light mountaineering than water fun or adventure, which, however, there certainly is no shortage.

China: By Journalists Eye XVIII:  In A Carpet Factory Or Life Of Happy Worker
Published: 15.9.2012
We are still in the far northwest of China, in the region, which is interwoven with Tibetan culture and history. After dense doses our Beijing hosts are served us bait to persuade Europeans ignorant about the interest of the central government in the development of local underdeveloped economy, improving people's living standards while maintaining support all the attributes of the original culture

Rhodos Town - Old Quarters And New Town I.
Published: 14.9.2012
The city with cultural traditions, with known rhetorical school (attended by Cicero and Caesar) and the famous sculptural school. Ever since its foundation (408 BC) the capital of the island is Rhodos, lies in whose northern tip.

Japan: Something About Feelings
Published: 12.9.2012
Some of us think that the Japanese somehow mask their feelings, they lock them somewhere deep inside. That they just keeps bowing and smiling, they behave artificially. They are "programmed" to well and worked hard for your business, family, and for Japan. And that might not even have any feelings. On it there is only one answer.

Italy: Alpentrip V. - Lago di Garda I.
Published: 9.9.2012
Lago di Garda - a sort of synonym for an active holiday, which annually attracts thousands of tourists to one of the most beautiful alpine sites, where you come to their particular lovers of all kinds of hiking, biking and windsurfing.

China: By Journalists Eye XVII: Monastery Ta'er 2
Published: 8.9.2012
Ta'er Monastery stands in its place under the mountains near the capital city of Qinghai province since 1560. Main wings shining with colours, teeming with monks, but the buildings with curly roofs that stand up in the hills, doesn’t seem so vividly. In the past, there supposedly lived about 3 thousand monks. Today, there's a fifth of them.

Japan: Traditional Food
Published: 5.9.2012
What do you imagine when you hear words - Japanese food? I know of someone who would have imagined raw fish and rice. Many people mistakenly believe that the Japanese were nothing more than these two foods don’t eat. And the idea of spending weeks on raw fish and rice is then often forces to bring on a trip to Japan packaged with salami.

Italy: Alpentrip IV. - Trento
Published: 2.9.2012
Today we will have a smaller stop in the city, that but from ordinary travelers visit only real admirer of sacred architecture, in the city which combines Central European and Italian cultural heritage.

China: By Journalists Eye XVI.: Ta'er Monastery 1
Published: 1.9.2012
Again our bus is going on the new highway, which I'd read that it was probably built for only one reason - to make available the Tibetan Buddhist monastery Ta'er. And really, this time not waiting for us any boneshaker dirt road and conveniently parked outside the gates of a large complex at the foot of greenish mountains.

Austria, Graz: Schlossberg - Protector Of Graz
Published: 31.8.2012
The majestic fortress for centuries defended the city from enemies and today is a popular resting destination and a major tourist destination.

Japan: Shopping In Metropolis
Published: 29.8.2012
Perhaps every tourist, who in Japan goes into the souvenir shop, must try a lot to don’t buy all goods that shop offers. Tourists are attracted by coloured fans, ceramics, kimonos, traditional Japanese woodcuts reproduction, thousands of objects with cute formulas, and of course the ubiquitous Hello Kitty.

Italy: Alpentrip III. - A Visit to the Ice Man
Published: 26.8.2012
The third part of our journey through the Alps we will talk about Bolzano city, whose greatest attraction became the figure of a man from the Chalcolithic period, whose remains, along with the extremely interesting part of the exhibition exposition South Tyrolean Archaeological Museum.

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