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Tourism in Seeb: The best tourist places you can visit in Seeb

Seeb is the largest wilayat of the Muscat Governorate. It is a coastal area overlooking the Gulf of Oman and is famous for fishing. It is located several kilometers to the northwest of the capital. The Wilayat of Seeb overlooks the Gulf of Oman and is located at the end of the Governorate of Muscat from the northern side. Then the Al Batinah region begins in the north (Barka), and the Dakhiliyah and Al Gharbi region begins (Bidbid) and from the south is the Wilayat of Bawshar in the Governorate of Muscat.

Seeb includes many villages and cities officially known by the state, namely: Old Seeb (which includes a large number of villages and neighbourhoods, specifically the hamlets that are located along the coast of the state and are considered to be the main villages in the state, including Al-Yousef locality, Wadi Al-Bahais locality, Al-Souq district, Al-Shareja district The locality of the castle, the locality of Sur Al Hadid, Al-Manumho, Al-Mabilah, Al-Mabilah Al-Janoubiah, Al-Mawaleh Al-Shamaliyah, Hail Al-Awamer, Hillat Al-Rahbin (Al-Hail Al-Janoub and Al-Hail Al-Northern), Khurais Al-Awamer, Khreis Al-Habous, Al-Mabela Al-Janoubiyah, Al-Maabilah Al-Shamalah, Al-Khoudh & Rusayl, Al-Khoudh Al-Qadima, Al-Khoudh Al-Jadida & Al-Sharadi.

Seeb includes many landmarks of renaissance, progress, and industrial, technical, educational, social, agricultural and commercial development that were laid down by Sultan Qaboos bin Said… may God protect him… such as: Sultan Qaboos University, University Hospital, Military Hospital, Muscat International Airport, many health centers, Al Seeb Post Office, Al Khoud Post Office, Al Khoud Post Office, Al Maabilah Post Office, and Office Al Rusayl Post and the University Post Office, and it has many commercial complexes such as City Center, Al Bahja, Al Lulu, the wholesale market, Al Ameri Center, the new stores, Al Maawali Commercial Complex, Seeb Mall, and the International Exhibition Center.

It also includes many effects, including:

Al-Khoud Tower, Al-Jifnain Towers, Al-Raseel, Al-Khurs, Al-Silil and other towers, and the Fayqa Mosque in Al-Maabilah Al-Shamaliyah, which dates back to the year 251 AH, as mentioned in Tuhfat Al-Noyan in the biography of the people of Oman by Al-Salmi. And there is a contract of what is known as the Seeb Agreement. Wadi Al-Hayya and Surin, and there are valleys such as Wadi Salem bin Abbouda (known among the people as Wadi Abbouda) in Northern Khurais, Wadi Khurais, Wadi Al-Lawamy, Wadi Al-Arash, Wadi Gameh, Wadi Al-Khoudh and other medicines. It also has the Al-Khoudh dam, which stores rainwater and the valleys that flow into it, and it has become a protection and storage dam. The next lines on the most important landmarks of the state of Seeb.

The best tourist attractions and archaeological sites in Seeb
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Al Khoudh Village

It is one of the most famous tourist areas in the Wilayat of Seeb due to the diversity of its tourist attractions. The village of Al Khoud in the Wilayat of Seeb combines the fragrance of the past and the renaissance of the present. It also embraces among its mountains the picturesque nature that encouraged the revitalization of the tourist side, and to be a station and destination for many tourists throughout the seasons of the year.
The village houses ancient ruins that still survive today, and most of these landmarks vary between towers and forts, the most famous of which is Al Khoud Castle. The village also has abundant water, in addition to the large number of streams that flow along the valley. There are also ponds and water streams surrounded by dense trees. A large falaj and a wonderful group of aflaj pass through the village, and at the end of its aflaj a dam has been built to hold rain and flood waters.

Seeb Beach

It is the most famous beach in the Wilayat, overlooking the Gulf of Oman and one of the most prominent tourist destinations in it, with its soft white sand and clear turquoise waters, which made it a destination for lovers of water sports of all kinds, in addition to the charming and enjoyable views of the picturesque palm trees of the Wilayat of Seeb, as well as urbanization and modernity in the multiplicity of And the spread of high-end services, restaurants, hotels and resorts on its banks.

Al Naseem Public Park

It is located on the main road heading to the Al Batinah region, and visitors consider it one of the most beautiful and interesting natural attractions in the Wilayat of Seeb in Oman. It has an open public library for reading enthusiasts, as well as many restaurants, cafés and children’s amusement parks.

Al Bahja Shopping Center

It is located near the international airport in the northern Mawaleh area, and it is one of the largest and oldest shopping and entertainment malls in the country. Tourist places in Seeb.

city ​​center

City Center Muscat is a commercial center located on Sultan Qaboos Road 3 km from Muscat International Airport, Seeb, Governorate of Muscat, Sultanate of Oman. The mall opened in October 2001. It is developed and managed by Majid Al Futtaim Real Estate.

Old Seeb

It is a group of old basic villages, and cities officially recognized by the state, and in general a number of regions belong to it, namely: Khoud Al Jadeeda, Airport Heights, Rusayl (Awakening Tower), Mabela, Al Matar, Al Seeb, Al Hail Al Shamali, and Mawaleh North, Al Khoudh Six, Sharadi, Al Hail South, Mawaleh South, Hail, Sultan Qaboos University, Old Al Khoud, Al Mouj Muscat, Knowledge Oasis Muscat, Souk Seeb, Mabelah South, Muscat Exhibition, Iron Wall, Hail Al Jano

Bayah, Muscat Hills, Al Mouj, Hail Al Shamaliah, New Airport, and Wadi Al Wami.

natural valleys

Such as: Wadi al-Hayya, Surin, Wadi Salem bin Abbouda (known among the people as Wadi Abbouda) in Northern Khurais, Wadi al-Lawamy, Wadi Khurais, Wadi Gameh, Wadi al-Khoudh, Wadi al-Arash and other valleys.

ancient ancient walls

Such as: the Jama wall, which was used to defend the town (Wadi Al-Lawamy) two hundred years ago, and the Al-Rawiya wall, which they call Yabit Al-Rawia, and it consists of six rooms and a liwan, and was built about 150 years ago.

sea ​​beaches

It extends over a total area of ​​50 km2, and these beaches are characterized by a beautiful nature, and they are served by a sea street that passes through all the villages of the Wilayat of Seeb overlooking the sea.

Daymaniyat Islands

It is a group of famous islands belonging to the state, and these islands have become a natural reserve for birds and turtles, and the time to reach them takes about an hour. It is located north of the Governorate of Muscat and east of the Wilayat of Barka and includes the marine ocean and nine main islands (Al-Kharaba, Al-Hayyut, Al-Jabal Al-Kabeer, Al-Jabal Al-Saghir , salted, lumia, kisma, el-joun, sons of el-joun). It was declared a reserve on 3/4/1996 by Royal Decree No. 23/96.

These islands are distinguished by their pristine nature and beautiful scenic landscapes that qualify them to become a nature museum. The Daymaniyat Islands are considered a wonderful protection area of ​​national and regional importance, as they have a rich natural heritage and are an important regional and international center for the breeding of countless types of migratory and endemic birds, where seabirds nest in a high density. Muscat Governorate, where there are many types of coral and coral reef fish in their bright colors. These diverse coral reefs and the surrounding seabed provide good opportunities to enjoy the treasures of the sea and its warm waters.

Various commercial complexes

Such as: City Center, Al Bahja, Lulu, Wholesale Markets, Al Ameri Center, New Stores, Seeb Mall, Al Maawali Mall, and the International Exhibition Center.

old markets

Such as: Al Seeb market, Al Khoud market, Al Maabilah market, Al Mawaleh central market for fruits and vegetables, and Al Seeb fish market.

Narikala Castle

The sacred mountain (Mtatsminda) hosts the fragments of the ancient Narikala fortress. It is an ancient fortress overlooking Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, and the Kura River. The fortress consists of two sections on a steep hill between the sulfur baths and the botanical gardens. It was first known as (Shoris Tseh), which means the brutal

fortress, or as it is said the enviable fortress. The cable car ride is also part of the attraction of the place as it reveals wonderful views of the city. You can enjoy the charming panoramic views of Tbilisi on the way … Inside the castle you will find St. Nicholas Church which is worth a visit, the townspeople call it “the heart and soul of the city”, the history of the construction of the castle It is the fourth century AD, meaning that it was there from the beginning of the city, later the castle was extended and expanded several times, starting from the seventh and eighth centuries by the Umayyad Arabs, so the castle in its modern state is a vivid example of Arab fortification. Then it was expanded again by King David Albani.

Peace Bridge

The Peace Bridge in Tbilisi is one of the symbols of identity for the capital of Georgia, which is also one of the most important and most beautiful tourist attractions in Tbilisi, and hundreds of tourists, visitors and locals pass through it daily. On the national and international peace that the Georgian government and its people have sung over the years since the dissolution of the Soviet Union., Tbilisi Peace Bridge is also known as the Glass Bridge, because it is made of glass and stainless steel, which makes it look fragile, but it is strong and durable, and in addition to these elements, it is a severe architectural masterpiece The beauty is unparalleled, the shape of the Tbilisi Peace Bridge is represented in a glass network bordering it from the top, while the glass walkway is located under it, so crossing it during the day is a unique pleasure, but visiting it in the evening is an incomparable experience, with the lights on it, it appears as twinkling stars reflected in the Kura River along 150 km. meter.

National Botanical Garden
The National Botanical Garden of Georgia is one of the oldest and largest botanical gardens in Georgia and the Caucasus, which is visited by thousands of tourists fleeing the hustle and bustle of the city in search of nature and relaxation. The National Botanical Garden of Georgia is one of the most famous cultural, nature and tourism attractions in Tbilisi for the fun, comfort and tranquility it provides.

The National Botanical Garden provides a lot of plants, trees and roses that visitors can discover, which decorate the garden as a natural painting rich in colors, where the types of trees in the garden dance from pine trees, bamboo, ornamental, medicinal and aromatic herbs, in addition to many colorful roses and flowers. The National Botanical Garden cuts a lot of The paved roads, which include wooden chairs on either side of them, because the walk inside this garden is long and branching, and you need to rest some time.

Alexander Chavchavdz House Museum

The owner of the house is a military leader, writer, academic, inventor and considered number 1 in the list of the greatest men in Georgian society. He is the son of Queen Catherine II of Russia. He was raised among the Russian nobility, and participated in many military

campaigns, regarding Tsinandali Park, which was built on an area 18 hectares, its founder Alexander Chavchavds was able to give it the character of distinction and individuality with a wonderful group of plants and decorated gardens, the garden is rich in the most wonderful plants coming from Europe, Asia, and America, the first restoration of the park was restored in 1887 by the most famous landscape designer at the time Arnold Rigel at the invitation of St. Saint Petersburg, and renovations are still going on to this day so that the world can witness the splendor of its natural landscape.

Old town in Tbilisi

You can have a nice time in the old town of Tbilisi and visit the old part of Tbilisi and have a real Caucasian experience. It’s not like any other old town you’ve seen in Europe and it has character.

Bakuriani

Bakuriani is a wonderful ski resort, some go to it for skiing, others consider it a great place to celebrate birthdays and Christmas there. The resort is located in the Borjomi province of Georgia, on the northern slope at an altitude of 1,700 meters above sea level, and it is surrounded by many forests Coniferous green, planted especially with fir trees, Bakuriani Ngo Resort is 30 km away from Borjomi, and it is located in the so-called Bakuriani Depression or Caldera. Continental, cold and snowy in winter, and warm in summer, Bakuriani is also home to the Botanical Garden of the Georgian Academy of Sciences.

sulfur baths

It is located in the old city inside Tbilisi, the Georgian capital, and one of the most famous therapeutic areas. The sulfur baths in Tbilisi, “Abanatubni Baths” are among the most frequented by many people in pursuit of their therapeutic benefits. If you are one of the people who suffer from joint pain or skin problems. All you have to do is go to that place and enjoy the treatment offered by its magical waters. You can also try beautifying yourself in Georgia by trying to dive in the sulfur bath, which is a bath similar to the Turkish bath or the Russian banya and has a great impact on improving your psychology as a new experience.

Tourism in Tbilisi

Tbilisi, also known as Tbilisi, is the capital and largest city of Georgia, located on the banks of the Kura River. Founded in the fifth century by Vakhtang I Gorgasali, king of the Kingdom of Iberia, Tbilisi has since become the capital of various Georgian kingdoms and republics. Between 1801 and 1917

, when it was under the rule of the former Russian Empire, Tbilisi was the seat of the Imperial Governor, who governed both the southern and northern Caucasus. This day developed it as an important transit route for various energy and trade projects. Tbilisi’s diverse history is reflected in its architecture, which is a mixture of ancient, classical, Middle Eastern, Art Nouveau, Stalinist and modernist architecture.

Tbilisi has a humid subtropical climate (CAFA Climatic Classification) with significant continental influences. The city experiences very hot summers and moderately cold winters. Similar to other regions in Georgia, Tbilisi receives heavy rain throughout the year without a separate dry period. The city’s climate is influenced by both dry air masses (Central Asia / Siberia) from the east and oceans (Atlantic Ocean / Black Sea) from the west. Since the city is confined on most sides by mountain ranges, the close proximity to large bodies of water (Black Sea and Caspian Sea) and the fact that the Greater Caucasus Mountains (as well as the North) prevent infiltration of air masses, Tbilisi has a relatively mild climate compared to other cities that have The same similar climatic conditions.

Tbilisi is a multicultural city. It is home to many different ethnicities. About 89% of the population is of Georgian ethnic origin, with large numbers of other ethnic groups such as Armenians, Russians, and Azeris. Its population exceeds 1,500,000 people (in 1997), more than half of them are Georgians, and there are Armenian, Russian, Ossetian and Azeri minorities, and as a multicultural city, Tbilisi includes more than 100 ethnic groups. About 89 percent of the population is ethnic Georgians, with a large number of other ethnic groups such as Armenians, Russians and Azerbaijanis. The city’s architecture is a mixture of Georgian, Byzantine, Neoclassical, Art Nouveau, Beaux-Arts, Middle Eastern, and Soviet Stalinist architectural styles. The older parts of the city, including Abano-Ubani, Avlabari, and to some extent in Sololaki districts, have a distinctly traditional Georgian architectural look with close oriental influences.

In terms of tourism, the city is a destination for tourists with its multiple ingredients, as there are in Tbilisi the parliament and government buildings (state advisors) in Georgia, as well as the Supreme Court of Georgia. The city has important cultural attractions such as the Georgian National Museum, Tbilisi Provincial State, Tbilisi Opera, Ballet Theatre, Rustaveli State Academic Theatre, Marjanashvili State Academic Theatre, Sameba Cathedral, Vorontsov Palace (also known as Children’s Palace today), many state museums, and the National Public Library Parliament of Georgia, National Bank of Georgia, Freedom Square, Tbilisi Circus, Peace Bridge and other important institutions. During the Soviet era, Tbilisi consistently ranked in the first four cities in the Soviet Union for the number of museums. Among the city’s historical landmarks, the most notable are Narkala Castle, Enshisati Cathedral (6th century, built in the 16th century), and the cathedral (8th century, reconstructed). Later), the Metekhi Church.

The best tourist cities in Slovakia

When planning and developing your tourism program in Slovakia, be sure to include the most important and most beautiful tourist cities in Slovakia for your tourism program. Here are 10 of the most important and most beautiful tourist cities in Slovakia that we advise you to visit:

Tourism in Bratislava
Bratislava

Bratislava is the oldest, largest and most famous city in Slovakia. The city is located along the Danube River, and borders both Austria and Hungary. The capital of Slovakia, it is considered one of the fastest growing cities in Europe, and it is one of the top tourist destinations in Slovakia.

Leisure activities in Bratislava are diverse, you can enjoy a trip to the majestic Bratislava Castle, which is perched on a plateau above the city. On top of the parks, open spaces, lush vegetation, and lakes in and around the city. This is in addition to the possibility of riding the tourist train, which allows you to explore the city and its wonderful historical and cultural attractions. As well as attending beautiful festivals such as the annual Bratislava Music Festival and Jazz Festival.

Tourism in Kosice
Kosice

Kosice is one of the oldest Slovak cities, the main industrial hub and the administrative capital of the eastern region of Slovakia. The city is located along the Hornad River. It was named the European Capital of Culture in 2013, and it is one of the most important and best tourism cities in Slovakia.

Kosice offers tourists the possibility to do many fun activities such as exploring the old town with its magnificent medieval architecture. And many churches, cathedrals built in the Gothic style. As well as going to the eastern Slovak gallery which presents Slovak art and many other activities.

Tourism in Zilina
Jelena

ilina is the third most populous city in Slovakia, one of the most important centers of international manufacturing, and an important cultural centre. It is one of the important tourist destinations in Slovakia.

In the city of جيلilina, you can enjoy a distinguished range of recreational activities, such as visiting the arched squares that represent the original Slovak designs. This is in addition to exploring the unique architecture, and the houses in cheerful colors. As well as going to many interesting museums and digital theaters in 3D, visiting exclusive shopping centers and buying wonderful souvenirs.

Tourism in Presov
Presov

Presov is a regional administrative center located in eastern Slovakia. It is one of the most famous and best tourist cities in Slovakia, and many tourists come to it to explore its beautiful historical and tourist attractions.

Presov enjoys many vast green spaces, pristine landscapes in an unparalleled setting. In addition, it includes many centers of distinctive tourist attractions, such as the old town, amazing castles, and beautiful swimming pools. In addition to the charming Baroque and Gothic architecture. Presov is considered a wealthy city, where there are opal mines, and salt mines that still exist to this day since ancient times.

Tourism in Nitra
Nitra

The city of Nitra is located in the west of the Slovak Republic, northeast of the capital, Bratislava. It is one of the oldest Slovakian cities, and is considered an important economic home in the country, and it is one of the beautiful tourist cities that we recommend you visit in Slovakia.

Nitra has many attractions that attract tourists to it, one of the most important is to go to the 16th century Nitra Castle. As well as visiting the Agricultural Museum in Nitra, which includes a variety of agricultural machinery, and learn about the roots of agriculture, ancient and other, as it is the most successful agricultural center in Slovakia. There is also an open-air museum, displaying 19th-century railroads, as well as the city’s many churches and cathedrals.

Tourism in Banska Štivnica
Banska Štivnica

The city of Banska Štivnica is located in a privileged location in the center of Slovakia, on the banks of the El Harun River. It is popular with locals and tourists alike, as it is one of the best places to visit in Slovakia.

Banska Štiavnica has many artistic monuments, historical buildings that have been included in the UNESCO World Heritage Preservation List. Among them are the old and new castles, and the beautiful Golgotha ​​Castle. You can also explore countless historical buildings such as palaces, churches and castles, visit the open-air mining museum, as well as enjoy the very romantic city center, especially in the summer, to find many cafes, restaurants and cafés with wonderful live folklore music.

Tourism in Levocha
levocha

The city of Levoca, located in the north-east of the Slovak Republic, is one of the most important and famous historical cities in Slovakia. If you are a fan of Renaissance architecture, we advise you to visit it. Levoca is full of many tourist attractions, such as historical monuments, and beautiful natural monuments.

You can explore many archaeological and historical sites, which have been included in the UNESCO World Heritage Preservation List. Like visiting the Roman Catholic Church of St. James, famous for having the highest carved wooden altar in Europe. Also don’t forget to go to the Old Town Hall, which has become a museum for those who want to learn more about the city’s history. Moreover, the Iron Cage, which still exists in the plaza under the surprising name “Cage of Shame,” was used to punish criminals. In addition to all of the above, you can relax in the city’s vast green spaces dotted with lush trees and high mountains.

Tourism in Trenčín
Trenchen

Trenčín is a city located in northwest Slovakia, near the border with the Czech Republic. It has the longest river in the country

The Slovak “Faw River” is one of the most beautiful tourist cities in Slovakia.

There are many recreational activities in the city, the most important of which is to explore historical areas such as the beautiful Trenčín Castle, which is located on top of a rock. So also go to the traditional town square, which faces the Baroque buildings and churches, as well as wander the winding streets of the city. You can also enjoy attending the annual music festival. The city is home to wonderful local shops and crafts, where you can buy the most beautiful souvenirs.

Sikhism in Poprad
poprad

Poprad is located in northern Slovakia, at the foot of the High Tatras. It is one of the favorite cities for tourists. This is where Poprad is famous as an ideal holiday resort.

Poprad boasts a distinguished group of archaeological, historical and tourist attractions. You can explore its historical center, which is characterized by its Baroque architecture. John’s Church and the Renaissance bell tower, as well as enjoying the thermal waters, spa centers and local saunas. The city also allows you to practice many wonderful recreational activities such as skiing, cruising or cycling in the paths spread throughout the city. You can also go to the entertainment city “Aqua City Poprad”, and enjoy interesting sports, the most important of which is water skiing. It is a beautiful city worth exploring that you never hesitate to visit.

Tourism in Stara Lubovna
Stara Lubovna

Stara Lubovna is a beautiful city located in northeastern Slovakia. It is one of the famous places of tourism in Slovakia, which is visited by tourists from various sides.

Lubovna offers its visitors the pleasure of wandering about the history of the city and life in Slovakia since the 19th century. And see the many houses made of logs, as well as visit the beautiful historical Lubovna Castle. The ambiance of the city is calm and dreamy and well worth a visit.

Tips before traveling to Slovakia
Before traveling to Slovakia for the first time, here are some of the most essential tips, which will help you plan your trip and spend the perfect vacation without any hassles:

religious respect

When visiting churches in Slovakia, you must wear appropriate and uncovered clothing. So that you are not asked to leave the church. Also, do not use cell phones, remain calm, and do not take pictures without being allowed to do so.

Food storage for the holidays

If your vacation is during holidays such as New Year’s, Easter, and Christmas, make sure you store your food long enough. That’s because most stores are closed during these holidays.

Learn a little Slovak

Learn some basic and welcome phrases in Slovak, so you can communicate with the people of Slovakia in a friendly way.

Do not miss visiting caves and underground springs

Slovakia has about 6000 natural caves, most of which you can find through national parks and the Tatras. It is one of the most prominent tourist attractions in Slovakia, do not miss visiting and exploring it during your vacation. Slovakia is also famous for its underground springs, which are more than 1,600 springs. Sources of pure and mineral drinking water include hot thermal baths.

Beware arrogant dealings

The Slovak people are humble and simple people, do not try to treat them with arrogance or arrogance. Because you will face an unexpected reaction from them. Also, do not try to show off your possessions or things or talk about yourself too much, as this will make you lose the friendliness in dealing with them. All you have to do is deal with humility and simplicity and you will find them dealing with you with all kindness and humility.

Transportation and transportation in Croatia

Ferries in Croatia
Getting around in Croatia is easy through many ways, including:

Ferries: There is a ferry service in Croatia, which is one of the most beautiful experiences that tourists can have during their journey from one Croatian city to another. In short, the ferry world in Croatia is an integrated journey in itself, with many of them restaurants and cafes as well.

Bus: It is the most popular and widespread means of transportation in Croatia. As well as the cheap prices offered by bus companies in all Croatian cities.

Flying: Croatia’s domestic airline networks fuel many domestic tourist trips in the summer. Where visitors can easily transfer via flights from Zagreb Airport to the cities of Dubrovnik, Osijek, Pula, Split and Zadar.

Food and drinks in Croatia

food in croatia
Croatian cuisine is another tourist attraction in the country as it blends different culinary cultures. Especially the cooking methods of the Mediterranean and in Italy. Accordingly, the menus in Croatia are filled with seafood, as well as pasta of various types. As well as cooked vegetables and added flavors of garlic and olive oil.

While some parts of the country draw their traditional recipes from Turkey or Hungarian cuisine. In any case, the most famous and most unusual Croatian dishes are octopus stewed with cream and cheese. While the country is famous for its cakes with crackers, while a lot of local juices, especially grapes and cherries, spread.

The official currency of Croatia
The Croatian Kuna is the official currency of Croatia and is symbolized by the symbol HRK.

Communication and the Internet in Croatia
During your holiday in Croatia, you can communicate with your friends and relatives with ease. Where there is a distinguished group of telecommunications companies available in the country, the most important of which are:

A1 hrvatska doo: This company is one of the leading international telecommunications companies operating in Croatia. It is part of telecom austria and provides the population with fast internet services.
Bonbon: This company provides its customers with communication lines and internet services as well. As well as relying on it as a means of payments and transfer of funds.
Ericsson nikola tesla dd: This company joins the international telecom market in Croatia. Where its lines operate in neighboring countries as well, such as Bosnia and Herzegovina, Yugoslavia and many countries of the former Soviet Union.
Hrvatski telecom: It is the first national Croatian telecom company, founded in 1998. It provides its subscribers with landline and internet services as well.
Distance between the most popular cities in Croatia
Zagreb is 286 km from Zadar.
From Split to Zagreb, the distance is 410 km.
Zagreb is 382 km from Trogir.
Zagreb is 268 km from Pula.
Dubrovnik is 600 km from Zagreb.
Rent a car in Croatia
Many tourists want to rent a car of their own to navigate their trips easily and comfortably. Such an idea seems excellent in Croatia, due to the large number of companies operating in renting cars, as well as the low cost of up to 35% compared to prices in the rest of European countries.

In short, if you want to rent a car during tourism in Croatia, all you have to do is search for the right option for you. And that is through the sites of car rental companies spread on the Internet, most notably HERTZ. And then get your order with the possibility of electronic payment via credit cards as well.

The best tourist cities in Latvia
Latvia has a unique collection of natural wonders and historical monuments that are worth exploring. Here are the top 10 tourist cities in Latvia that we advise you to visit:

Tourism in Riga

Riga is the capital of Latvia and the largest city in Latvia, and it is one of the most famous and best tourist destinations frequented by tourists in Latvia. Its historical center has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 2014, Riga was declared the European Capital of Culture, for hosting many important and international cultural events.

Riga offers its visitors to enjoy a variety of recreational activities, the most important of which is exploring the UNESCO-registered old town, as well as wandering its winding streets and cobblestones. And watch modern art in civilized buildings. In addition to visiting museums, seeing the Freedom Monument and churches, and hiking in the national parks with vast green spaces.

Sikhism in Daugavpils
Daugavpils

Daugavpils is located in the southeast of Latvia, and is the second largest city in Latvia. The city is very famous and popular for its beautiful landscapes, and it is one of the ideal places for tourism in Latvia.

Tourism in Daugavpils allows for many exciting and unique experiences, the most important of which are touring the natural parks, the many recreational parks, enjoying the exploration of historical monuments and wonderful cultural institutions, watching the castle, buildings built with red bricks, and practicing fun water activities in the beautiful lakes of the city.

Tourism in Jūrmala
Jurmala

Jūrmala is one of the main Latvian cities that attract tourists from all over the world. It enjoys its privileged location between the Lilobe River and the Gulf of Riga, which has increased its beauty and fame. It is also the fifth largest and most important city in Latvia, and is called the city of resorts.

You can engage in many wonderful recreational activities, such as strolling through the miles of sandy beaches in the city, wandering among the romantic wooden houses, and beautiful modern buildings. Explore museums, forests, hiking trails in theme parks, national parks, and biking.

In addition to the water park, which offers you a variety of water games for adults and children, as well as swimming pools.

Tourism in Jelgava
Jieljava

The city of Jelgava is located in the southwest of Riga, in the heart of Latvia, at an altitude of 3.5 meters above the ground. It is one of the top tourist destinations in Latvia.

Giljiava has a distinct set of tourist attractions, such as well-preserved buildings and monuments. As well as the air base, railroad center, museums, and tower of this Holy Trinity Church as well as exploring the wildlife in the private reserves, which includes a rare and exotic collection of birds, plants and animals. It is really a city worth visiting.

Tourism in Liepaja
Libaja

Liepaja is one of the cities that is highly regarded with locals and tourists alike. It is the third largest and most visited city in Latvia, due to its ice-free port. It also enjoys a distinctive and attractive geographic location near the beach.

Liepaja is also known as “the city where the winds are born”, in reference to the sea breeze that constantly blows over the city. The city offers tourists an opportunity to practice many recreational activities, such as walking on the dunes and soft white sand, and relaxing on the “Blue Flag” beach, which is one of the most prominent landmarks of the city.

In addition to exploring the wonderful historical monuments, such as the ancient churches and others. And do not forget the wonderful theme parks, watching the sea, yachts and the port, and enjoying fresh seafood.

Tourism in the village of Sabil
Sabil Village

The village of Sabil is located in the west of the capital, Riga, and in the Abava Valley, in the Talsi region. It is an important historical site in Latvia, which dates back to the thirteenth century. In addition to the landscape and the vast green spaces that it includes.

The village of Sabel offers its visitors to relax in the open air vineyards, as the city is home to vineyards in the far north. As well as exploring the wonderful archaeological sites in the Abava Valley, and visiting an open-air museum, which displays a group of modern art installations, as well as various cultural events.

Tourism in Kandava Village
Kandava Village

Kandava village is one of the important tourist attractions that tourists come to visit when visiting Latvia. This is where the city has a great history and rich archaeological sites, it is one of the treasures of tourism in Latvia.

Visit the old city center, learn about the ancient history of Kandava by seeing the well-preserved archaeological sites in the city, such as the ruins of the fortress and a 14th-century tower, as well as the old town square, and explore the unique architecture of Kandava, evident in the neo-gothic country houses, and beautiful stone buildings. This is in addition to the amusement parks, restaurants, cafes, and artisan shopping in the village.

Tourism in the village of Kuldiga
Kuldiga village

The village of Kuldiga has many tourist attractions in Latvia. In addition to its fame in all parts of the country, its charming architecture.

The village of Kuldiga allows its visitors to explore historical landmarks such as the Old Town, the 17th and 18th centuries Kuldiga Castle, as well as take a stroll around the Alksobyte River, which offers many sites worth visiting, including the Venta Rapid, the widest natural rapids in Europe.

In addition to exploring the tallest waterfall in Latvia which is approximately 4.5 meters high, enjoy racing around the brick Kuldiga Bridge, and much more.

What are the best safari destinations in Africa?

Fortunately, there are a variety of countries that offer great safaris. Wildlife safaris have become a global phenomenon, but Africa is still among the best continents for exploring nature and wildlife.

Here is a look at 10 of the most popular African safari destinations, each with their own “best” factors that can suit your interests. From popular East African countries like Kenya and Tanzania to eco-tourism areas like Malawi, Namibia and Rwanda.

10 safari destinations for a special trip in the African continent
Botswana
Botswana, a landlocked country in southern Africa, has a landscape defined by the Kalahari Desert and the Okavango Delta, which becomes the animal habitat during the monsoon floods. The huge Central Kalahari Reserve, with its petrified river valleys and undulating pastures, is home to many animals including giraffes, leopards, hyenas, and wild dogs.

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Kenya
Kenya is a country in East Africa with a coastline on the Indian Ocean. They include the savannah lakes, the Great Rift Valley, and the mountainous highlands. It is also home to wildlife such as lions, elephants, and rhinos. From the capital, Nairobi, safari travelers visit the Maasai Mara Sanctuary, known for its annual wildebeest migration, and Amboseli National Park, which offers views of Tanzania’s 5,895-meter mountain. Kilimanjaro

Mozambique
It is a country located in South Africa, and its coasts overlooking the Indian Ocean are surrounded by famous beaches such as Tofo as well as marine parks. In the Quirimbas archipelago, an island stretch of 250 km of atolls, the mangrove-covered island of Ibo has colonial-era relics surviving from the Portuguese period. The Bazaruto Archipelago in the far south has reefs that protect rare marine life including dugongs.

Namibia – Namibia
A country located in southwestern Africa, Namibia is characterized by the Namib Desert along the Atlantic coast. The country is home to a diverse wildlife, including a large number of leopards. The capital, Windhoek, and the coastal town of Swakopmund contain German colonial-era buildings such as Windhoek’s Christuskirche, built in 1907. To the north, the salt pan of Etosha National Park draws game including rhinos and giraffes.

Rwanda – Rwanda
A landlocked country in the Great Rift Valley. Rwanda is where the African Great Lakes region and East Africa meet. One of the smallest countries on the African mainland. After arriving in the capital, Kigali, you are just a few hours’ drive from the legendary Volcanoes National Park and gorilla families that are used to tourists but still wild.

South Africa – South Africa
It is a country located at the southern tip of the African continent, and is characterized by many distinct ecosystems. Inland safari destination Kruger National Park is home to a large number of elephants, as well as large herds of buffalo.

The Western Cape has beaches, the lush grounds around Stellenbosch and Paarl, the cliffs of the Cape of Good Hope, the forests and lakes along the Garden Route, and Cape Town under the flat-topped Table Mountain.

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Tanzania – Tanzania
Is a country located in East Africa and is famous for its vast wild areas. They include the plains of Serengeti National Park safari mecca inhabited by the “Big Five” (elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo, rhino) and Kilimanjaro National Park home to Africa’s highest mountain. The tropical islands of Zanzibar belong to the state of Tanzania, and are called the “orchard of East Africa” and are characterized by a marine nature that is home to whale sharks and coral reefs.

Uganda
Uganda is a landlocked country in East Africa, whose diverse landscapes include the snow-capped Rwenzori Mountains and the mighty Lake Victoria. Abundant wildlife includes chimpanzees as well as rare birds. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park is a popular haven for mountain gorillas. Murchison Falls National Park in the northwest is known for its 43-meter waterfall and wildlife such as hippopotamuses.

Zambia – Zambia
A landlocked country in South Africa. It is characterized by rugged terrain and diverse wildlife, with many parks and safari areas. Located on its shores with Zimbabwe is the famous Victoria Falls. Locally called Mosi-oa-Tunya or “Smoke That Thunders” – it misty 108 meters into the Batoka Gorge. The Zambezi River runs just below the falls to the Victoria Falls Bridge, a destination with a stunning view.

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Zimbabwe
A landlocked country in South Africa known for its exciting landscapes and diverse wildlife

These scenic spots are located within parks, reserves and safari areas. On the Zambezi River, Victoria Falls drops a 108-meter thunderdrop into the Batoka Gorge, where white water rafting and bungee jumping can be experienced. Downstream are the Matusadona and Mana Pools national parks, home to hippos, rhinos and bird life.

The Stadtpark, in the heart of the charming Austrian city of Vienna, is one of Vienna’s oldest public gardens, built in 1862 AD

In addition, it is one of the most popular tourist places in Vienna among the city’s residents and expats.

Best activities in Vienna Stadtpark Park
• For those who love relaxation and landscapes, you will find what you want in the garden, where green spaces extend for huge distances. There are many plants inside the garden and water ponds. You will also be amazed by the beauty of flowers and their wonderful colors.

• Take a tour inside the park and learn about the most famous monuments, works and archaeological sculptures inside the park, as it is a pleasure for history lovers and visiting archaeological sites.

• Vienna’s Stadtpark is filled with shops of delicious food as well as hot and cold drinks. You can sit and sip your favorite drink or have lunch in one of them.

• For children, there are small safe places that contain a group of appropriate games suitable for their ages that they will enjoy and spend their day inside the park.

For photography enthusiasts and hobbyists, during your visit to the park, you will get a group of wonderful and distinctive shots in a mixture between trees and well-made ancient sculptures.

• There is in the park more than a pond and a lake in which a number of birds such as geese and wild ducks gather. You will love to watch them and your children inside the pond, and you may buy grains and feed them.

You can go for a walk in the Stadtpark in Vienna. You will have more than 65,000 acres of green spaces in front of you.

Places of tourism in Beijing
In this article, we will review the most important tourist places in Beijing that are worth a visit, namely:

Great Wall of China
The Great Wall of China, one of the Seven Wonders of the World and one of the most popular tourist attractions in Beijing, China is located north of the capital, Beijing.

The length of the Great Wall of China is about 8,800 km, and its construction dates back to 221 BC.

The height of the wall is 7.6 meters, while the height of the towers is 12 meters, and they are distributed along the wall at a distance of 150 meters between each tower

Forbidden City
The Beijing forbidden city is a historic palace in Beijing that served as the home of emperors and their families as well as the ceremonial and political center of the Chinese government for nearly 500 years.

The Forbidden City is located in the center of Beijing and is considered one of the most important places of tourism in Beijing, as it now includes the Palace Museum, which is a group of buildings representing the traditional Chinese luxury architecture, and its impact on cultural and architectural developments in East Asia and elsewhere.

Temple of Heaven
The temple of heaven beijing, one of the most important tourist attractions in China, Beijing, especially in the capital, Beijing, is located in the southeastern part of the city center, surrounded by vast green gardens of pine and cypress trees.

The temple is an imperial complex that includes many religious buildings and dates back to the period between 1406 and 1420 during the reign of Emperor Yongle.

Beihai Park
Beihai Park is one of the most important tourist places in Beijing. It is a public park and a former imperial park located in the northwestern part of the city and dates back to the 11th century.

It is considered the largest among the Chinese gardens, with an area of 69 hectares that includes many important historical buildings, palaces and temples in addition to a lake that covers most of the garden area, with a beautiful island in the center.

Beijing Zoo
Beijing Zoo is one of the tourist attractions in Beijing and one of the oldest parks in it, as it dates back to 1906 and, in addition to being a zoo, it is considered a center for research and care for endangered animal species.

Summer Palace
The Summer Palace in Beijing is a complex that includes a group of palaces, gardens and lakes. The Haidian District is located northwest of Beijing, several miles from the city center, and is a popular tourist destination and an important amusement park in the Chinese capital.

It includes among its lands the Longviti Hill and Kunming Lake, and this palace is said to be the best preserved imperial garden in the world, the largest of its kind in China.