Month: August 2020

The Bay of Fundy (French: Baie de Fundy) lies between the Canadian provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, with a small portion touching Maine.

It has a lot to offer its visitors, including fantastic scenery, historic sites, and the Canadian Arctic’s natural beauty. It is also known for its high tides. These underwater coral formations are known for their distinctive rainbow hues and are a great place to get away from it all.

Profusion of Colors

The Bay of Fundy is one of those places where the landscape and climate are often in harmony. It’s a place that features some of the most transparent, cleanest water around, and it is also very much part of a temperate zone. It’s a place that’s perfect for kayaking in spring and fall and some extraordinary year-round adventures.

Each year, more than 100 billion tons of seawater rushes in and out of the waters of the Bay of Fundy each tide—more than twice the combined flow of all the world’s fresh rivers. And while the water level on low tide is usually less than four meters (13 ft) high, it can rise to as much as sixteen meters (52 ft) high during high tides. That’s because tides bring in large quantities of debris and sediment from the ocean and the deep and then discharge them back into the basin on the other side of high tide. As a result, the waters of the Bay of Fundy are always rich with marine life and teeming with large quantities of sediment.

Different Types of Tides

But because the tides are different at different times of the year, there are different kinds of tides. High tide is usually the first of four high tides each year, but if the high tides are not entirely on time, the next time they happen is a low tide, which has the same effect. This type of tide is known as a period tide and can have very dramatic effects. The tides may draw away debris from beaches or cause erosion of beaches. Other effects of these tides include flooding of sandbars, the breaking up of sandbars, and the building up of large amounts of sediment on a shoreline.

Tourist Attractions

The Bay of Fundy also has many tourist attractions in Nova Scotia. The Bay of Fundy Parkway is one of the best places in the province to hike, bike, or travel. The trail runs along the coastline of the bay and offers views of both land and sea. Other popular hiking areas include the West Beach Trail, which offers views of the Atlantic Ocean and the harbor from the shore.

The other main tourist attraction in the Bay of Fundy is the New Brunswick Museum. It houses an extensive collection of antiquities and artifacts from Nova Scotia, Canada, and Europe and a natural history museum. It is also home to many fish species, including a variety of walleye. The aquarium in the museum houses various sea creatures and marine life, including corals, fishes, mollusks and invertebrates. For a more educational experience, visit the New Brunswick Aquarium. There you will find tropical fish and coral life.…

There are so many beautiful and exciting places to see in Turkey, and though it is a tourist destination, it is also a country that you could travel to every year. In order to simplify things for others, I have created this list with several popular destinations to see in Turkey. These cities are just a few of the most common, but there are so many more.

Antalya: This is the largest city in all of Turkey and is located on the Mediterranean coast of Cyprus. It is the capital of the province of Cavus and has several different neighborhoods and districts. The main area is known as Antalya City, which is home to the Old Town and the Old Palace. There are also historical areas like Yayladağa Mosque and the Royal Castle. The ancient ruins of Roman and Greek civilizations can be found all over this city. There are plenty of beautiful sights and monuments to see when you are in Antalya.

Istanbul: The second largest city in Turkey is located along the Asian side of the Bosphorus. Istanbul is home to many significant historical buildings and monuments, as well as shopping centers and modern skyscrapers. You will find many historical sights and monuments in this city.

Gaziantep: This is the largest city in the region of Hatay, which is on the Mediterranean Sea. Gaziantep is also home to a large number of beautiful monuments and buildings. This city has been historically significant since the 11th century and has some of the best museums and art galleries in the country.

Antalya: The third-largest city in all of Turkey, Antalya, has one of the largest harbor complexes. It is located on the Mediterranean Sea in close proximity to Istanbul. If you want to see Antalya’s main attractions, you should head up the Antalya-Istanbul road, which runs from Istanbul to Gaziantep and vice versa. Antalya is also the home to several historical places and monuments like the Acropolis.

Bursa: Bursa is located near Antalya on the west coast of the city. Bursa was built during the eighth century by Emperor Justinian. This area is home to a number of religious monuments and has a number of amazing statues. You can easily take in the city’s sights by renting a car and exploring the different neighborhoods. Bursa is also one of Turkey’s oldest towns and is home to a large number of ruins.

Rize: Rize is the fifth largest city in Turkey and is the smallest in the entire country. This city is located about twenty-five miles from the city center. Rize is also located on the eastern side of the Bosphorus River and is situated right on the Bursa. It is also part of the larger district of Cizre.

Siverbes Ipek: Siverbes Ipek is also located close to Bursa and is situated just four kilometers from the sea. The district is a major commercial center and is the second-largest city in all of Turkey. If you want to experience some historical architecture, Siverbes Ipek is definitely for you. This area also features some of the largest mosques and churches in all of Turkey.

Taksim: Taksim is one of the biggest cities in all of Turkey. Taksim was built as an administrative center of the Seljuk Sultanate, which was located at the time between Asia Minor and Asia in the seventh century.

Taksim is located on the Asian side of the Bosphorus River and is situated within the city center. It also boasts of a number of beautiful churches, monasteries, and cathedrals. You can enjoy an incredible view of the Bosphorus while walking around the old city center and shopping. It is a popular destination because it houses a large number of historical buildings and monuments.

Sokos: Sokos is one of the last cities that you would want to miss on your trip to Turkey. Sokos is located on the European side of the Bosphorus. You will enjoy all of the beautiful views and sights of Istanbul by taking a train ride over to Sokos.…

Madagascar is a place that is full of pristine beaches, lush green rainforests, golden lemurs, and the age-old french colonies.

Madagascar is known as the fourth largest island in the world and it offers a fun traveling experience to each and every traveler.

For water lovers, the combination of white sand beaches catches the attention of the human eye at first glance.

If you are a wildlife lover, then you can pack your bag towards the lush green rainforests of Madagascar. There you will find a closer look at the group of the animal kingdom.

The history lovers get a chance to visit the old-aged historical places which are marked in the UNESCO world heritage site list. To experience the best thing about this island, you have to understand the top places that you can visit here.

Figuring out the best from the best is not an easy task. That is why we are present here to make your travel tasks easier by helping you out in selecting the best tourist attractions in Madagascar.

In this article, you will get a list of some of the best places to explore in Madagascar.

Let’s take a look at them.

Antananarivo

Antananarivo highlights the beautiful combination of traditions and culture. This place is the capital city of Madagascar and it attracts millions of tourists each year.

Antananarivo is also known as Tana and it is populated on the slopes of surrounding mountains. The city is located at a height of around 1400 meters. 

It also showcases French colonialism and the Parisian structured lines on the hill slopes, in the city.

This city is much developed as compared to the rest of Madagascar island.

Some of the must view places here include Ambohimanga, Rova, and Musee Andafiavaratra, etc.

The best time to visit this place is from April to December.

The Avenue of Baobabs

The avenue of Baobabs is situated on the western side of Madagascar. 

The Baobab trees are tall and they are symmetrically arranged up on a dirt road that lies between the Morondava, and Belon’i Tsiribihina.

This place sometimes seems unusual, the raw beauty of Baobab trees drives the attention of different tourists, and hence it becomes one of the most visited places in Madagascar.

The Baobab Trees are known as Renala in the local language. The word Renala means Queens of the Forest.

Strangely, these trees are 30 meters tall and they exist for 1000 years. The view of the Avenue of Baobabs in the sunset is worth watching.

Ranomafana National Park

The Ranomafana National Park is enriched with a wide range of plants and animal species.

It is widespread in an area of 400 kilometers per square. 

The word Ranomafana stands for hot water and in the local language.

The reason for this name is because anyone can enjoy a relaxing and peaceful hot water bath in the running water, under the waterfalls inside the Ranomafana National Park.

This park is a home for different endangered species that are protected here. For example, the species of golden bamboo lemur.

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