10 Tallest Skyscrapers of the World

If we look around the world, we’ll see many tall buildings. Elite are in a battle with each other, trying to make tall buildings to gain fame and to be at the top. Almost everybody knows the name of the tallest skyscraper. But the second tallest ? the third tallest ?

Here is the list of 10 Tallest Skyscrapers of the World. Every single of them is amazing and beautiful. I mean why wouldn’t they be? You don’t spend millions and make crap. You spend millions to get a beauty.

Burj Khalifa – UAE

2,717 ft high with 163 floors, Burj khalifa(Burj Dubai) was built in 2010 and is located in Dubai. The total cost for this building was about $20 billion. The tower was named burj khalifa to honor the UAE president Khalifa Bin Zayed for his crucial support.

Abraj Al-Bait Towers – Saudi Arabia

10 Interesting Facts About Europe You Didn’t know

Europe is the hitchhikers delight, the honeymooners fantasy and home to the most beautiful and scenic locations on God’s earth. Many mythologies and cultures have taken place in Europe. We bring you interesting  facts about the country that you see so much in movies, read about in magazines and books and discuss with your friends about going there someday.

1. Castles in Germany

One of the most castle populated countries in the world is Germany. Some of these are hotels but most are occupied by the wealthy.

2. Age of Migrations

Tea Making In Sri Lanka

  Tea is the trademark of Sri Lanka. About 10% of the world produced tea is made here. More than half a million people work on plantations. Practically all the tea produced here is exported. Plantations of the famous Ceylon tea are also located in Sri Lanka.

Row materials for tea are leaves of tea bushes.Tea growing requires the warm and damp climate. The tea picking  in Sri Lanka is made four times in a year, but the most valuable tea is picked during the first time.

Iron Beauty of Paris

The Eiffel Tower is a symbol of France and main sightseeing of Paris. Every year it is visited by millions of tourists who take tons of photographs of it. Here is another portion of its photos taken in the evening and a brief story about its creation.

Top 5 Weirdest Roadside Attractions of America

5. Atomic Testing Museum, Las Vegas, Nev.

A tour through the nuclear testing history of Nevada, the Atomic Testing Museum is a blend of the whimsical and the macabre. Test your rad level with a Geiger counter, get up-close-and-personal with a nuclear warhead or view the collection of Atomic Age paraphernalia on display.
Giant dinosaurs, houses filled with dolls and puppets, museums of the weird: America’s most interesting roadside attractions are often overlooked, occasionally maligned, and usually hidden away from more heavily traveled areas. Sure, they might not be enough of a draw to warrant a visit by themselves, but they can more than repay the time spent diverting from a longer road trip or vacation.
4. Forbidden Gardens, Katy, Texas