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The Atlas Mountains are a mountain range that stretches through Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia. The Moroccan parts of the range are called the High Atlas or IdrarenDraren (in the Berber meaning “Mountains of Mountains”). The High Atlas is like a gift to Morocco. It blocks the hot air from the Sahara, enabling most parts of Morocco to have a moderate Mediterranean climate.

It is not rare to see that unique candi bentar (a classical Balinese split gateway entrance) on friends’ check-in photos of Bali on social media. The entrance belongs to the Besakih Temple. The photo of a person standing on the passage in the middle of it is just spectacular. No wonder it has become a “site of pilgrimage” of photography for tourists worldwide.

Beijing Instant-Boiled Mutton comes with a traditional Beijing hotpot flavor. It is cooked in a copper pot filled with charcoal, has a unique flavor, features exquisite ingredients, tasty seasoning, skilled knife work, and fine and assorted accompanying ingredients.

The centre of this historic city has Chehel Sotoun erected. Chehel Sotoun is the former palace for Persian kings. After Shah Abbas the Great moved the capital city to Isfahan, Shah Abbas II built this majestic palace in this trading hub in the 17th century for handling national affairs and receptions of foreign officials. The bewitching Persian gardens of the palace attracted many foreign officials and business visitors.

Would you like to wear Han costume for the great photos? How about a weekend short trip to Gankeng Hakka Town in Shenzhen? A small town with cultural and tourist characteristics, Gankeng is also called “Little Lijiang” and shortlisted as a “National 3A Tourist Attraction”.

The area of the Bagan Plains is about 42 square kilometre. It is said that there were more than 10,000 Buddhist pagodas in its best days. After the invasion of Kublai Khan of Mongolia and recent earthquakes, the plains still have over 2,000 pagodas erecting there.