Sights and Landmarks in Asia

Burj Khalifa, called Burj Dubai until its construction, is 2,717 feet high, making it the world's  highest building above Tokyo Skytree and  Shanghai Tower ....

What's the best way of getting an overview of a multimillion inhabitant city like Shanghai? From the top of course! Seen from Shanghai Tower 's 561 metres...

The Great Wall of China stretches through nine different provinces, extending more than 21,000 kilometres from China's northwest to its east coast. The ancient fortification winds...

Landmark, mausoleum, Wonder of the World, symbol of undying love - the Taj Mahal in Agra, India, has many different meanings. It was built in the 17th...

Modelled after the famous French world expo construction, Tokyo Tower is to Tokyo what the Eiffel Tower is to Paris. It is one of the Japanese capital's...

Church, mosque, museum - on its way to one of Istanbul's most important landmarks , Hagia Sophia has played a number of different roles. Today it is one...

Tiled Beauty, Palace of Rose Garden – the many names of Golestan Palace in Tehran alone bear witness to its splendour. If you're traveling to the Iranian...

When visiting Russia's capital, the Kremlin is certainly among the must-see places. The oldest and most prominent part of Moscow used to be the tsars'...

The peak of Tokyo Skytree looms more than 630 metres into the sky over the Japanese capital. It is the world's highest television tower and the second...

The old city center of Baku is called Icheri Sheher in the Azerbaijani language, which is still used today as a fixed term for this region. Since this place is usually directly...

Cave City Vardzia is located in the south of Georgia, and is considered one of the country's main attractions. Originally built to be a border fortress,...