One of the popular travel destinations in the world down under for its attractive sights and numerous adventures is the city of Alice Springs. The neighbour being one of the world’s geological wonders is Uluru and there are plenty of outdoor activities to engage. Alice Springs is an awesome destination for a great family vacation or a trip with your friends for some great adventures. Make it to Alice Springs to enjoy a holiday with endless attractions.

One of the largest cities in the northern coastlines of Brazil is the home to the touristic Salvador. Salvador is also the capital city of Bahia state in Brazil and popular for its carnival celebrations and the historic old town attracting crowds of tourists throughout the year.

Stretching along the Persian Gulf, Doha is the biggest city in Qatar. Serving as the economic hub, Doha constitutes majority of the population and surrounding suburbs.

The warm sunshine, amazing work of arts and crafts with interesting lifestyles is what Nelson is extremely popular among tourists. Being one of the oldest settlements in New Zealand however one of the most populous cities too though Nelson has its charms and unique on its own.

Boasting as one of the populous cities of over 2 million people and one of the biggest cities in Colombia is Medellin. A city which is a popular tourist destination in Latin America for vibrant nightlife, a mountain range for adventure and a rich heritage culture. Visit Medellin to enjoy the best of everything with your families and loved ones.

A remarkable city in Africa is the capital of Sudan – Khartoum. It is also the biggest city with cultural fiestas, excellent museums, palaces and historic attractions

Jalgaon is in the north western part of the Maharashtra state. Situated on the northern part of the Deccan Plateau, Jalgaon is a main center of trade and agriculture. It has world famous heritage sites of Ajanta and Ellora Caves.

Jamshedpur is located in the East Singhbhum District of Jharkhand. Antecedently, it was under the town of Sakchi, which was then re-named as Jamshedpur in the year 1919. As the town is home to a large steel industry, Jamshedpur is also known as ‘Steel City’.

The town lies at the point where the Gulf of Mannar, the Indian Ocean and Arabian Sea unite with each other. On the north and the east is the Tirunelveli District, whereas the state of Kerala is situated on its west and northwest.

The name Madurai is acknowledged to have arisen from the word ‘Madhura’ in Sanskrit, which simplifies the ‘sweetness’.