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​​​​​​Qal'at al-Bahrain – Ancient Harbour and Capital of Dilmun, one of the World Heritage Sites

Beyond the Vast Grasslands, Africa has many different faces worth exploring. In Southern Africa, Angola reveals a nation's journey of transformation. Angola had been part of various nations throughout its history and later became a Portuguese colony. After 27 years of civil war, the country finally found peace and embarked on a path of development. Its rich yet intricate history nourishes a diverse range of ethnicities and boasts more than 42 ethnic languages. Let【GreaterGo】takes you on a journey through Angola's evolution. Explore the Mbanza Kongo, Vestiges of the Capital of the former Kingdom of Kongo, and the Museum of the Armed Forces in the capital city Luanda to gain insight into this nation's past and present.

The most classic landmark of Macao is, beyond doubt, the Ruins of St. Paul's. Some even thought that, if you have not visited the Ruins of St. Paul’s, you have never been to Macao. The ruins are the southern stone façade of the Church of Mater Dei. The first-ever Western university in the Far East, St. Paul’s College, was constructed beside the Church. Along with Fortaleza do Monte, the three buildings created a scene as a whole. To one’s sorrow, a fire in 1835 destroyed the Church, leaving only the façade and stone steps. 

Given such a huge number of famous mountains in China, it is hard for a mountain to stand out by merely having remarkable scenery. Mount Xiqiao, which is located in the Southwest of the Nanhai District of Foshan, is one of the exceptions. Being an extinct volcano and embellished by the cultural heritage sites nearby, Mount Xiqiao has become one of the four most famous mountains in Guangdong Province, attracting loads of tourists.

In the last century, the firecracker industry was one of the three main handicraft industries in Macao, and Taipa was the main production base for firecrackers. Located in Taipa for almost a century, the former Iec Long Firecracker Factory is the largest and most iconic former firecracker factory preserved in the city.

When you visit Peru, besides exploring the Inca civilization, the ruins of the ancient city of Machu Picchu, and enjoying authentic Peruvian cuisine, be sure to visit the Rainbow Mountain also. Here, you will see the remarkable workmanship of nature and should visit at least once in your lifetime.