There used to be a time when the airport was a fun place to be in. Businessmen in crisp suits, vacationers happily waiting for their boarding time, and a general air of lightness. But now, thanks to security threats both in the domestic and international airs as well as no improvements in airport service, a trip has a high chance of getting ruined right before you take off at the airport. While affordable airfare has made traveling more accessible and doable (and we're not really

Get to Cholula, and further, finding the archaeological site, it is a somewhat tangled adventure for first time visitor, however, once he was there, the visual reward is simply unbeatable. The Great Pyramid of Cholula has dimensions of 400 meters per side and 65 meters high, features that make it the largest (in terms of its base) of the world, surpassing the mass of Egypt, who had been considered the greatest until a few decades ago. This colossal building is the result of 10 centuries

Bali, being an island, is surrounded by bodies of salt water. In fact, this is the number one attraction that brings tourists to Bali. However, apart from the fresh salty sea there are also other bodies of water like the beautiful lakes in Bali. If you haven't gone around Bali yet, then this is the time to step outside the comfort of your villaand explore the beautiful island. First stop should be the four most beautiful lakes of Bali namely the Batur, Bratan,Buyan, and Tamblingan.

Italy is not only Roman Colloseum or exquisite Adriatic but also plenty of undiscovered lands which beauty and boundless secrets attracts everyone. One of them is South Tyrol – region which hides outstanding Alps and which is known only to skiers. South Tyrol is located at the nothernmost point in Italy. This is the place where hundreds of people come every year to ski and to delight in wonderful silence, calm and Italian atmosphere.

If you are taking a trip to Mexico City or the surrounding area, then you owe it to yourself to visit Teotihuacan. While there are some Aztec ruins in the city such as Templo Mayor and Tlatelolco, they are simply too small to compare to the sheer magnitude of one of the most visited archaeological sites in the world.