Best Movies Travel
Movies have strange ability to connect with people instantly. Good movies not only entertain you but they have strange affinity to make you cry, laugh and inspire in real time. Movies are the way of life that takes you to the different world especially travel movies. Seeing Beautiful backdrop with eye capturing landscapes, snow wrapped mountain ranges or pristine and pure beaches in the flicks, somewhere rekindle our hidden desire of roaming around the world.

Travel Movies

Both Hollywood and Bollywood are filled with plenty of such movies that instigate your travel desire and inspire you to pack your bag and embark on a journey you have never taken before. Here we present a list of best travel movies of all the times, which will inspire you to full fill your dream of desired vacations.

Bombay to Goa

Bombay to Goa

Don’t miss this cult classic movie of 70’s starring Mega star Amitabh Bachchan and very talented Aruna Irani. The flick revolves around a bus and interesting characters that board bus one by one and string of events that leads into unexpected turn and twists, comedy and drama. Crazy passengers make it the must watch and would definitely take you on memorable journey.

Zindagi na Milegi Dobara

Zindagi na Milegi Dobara

I can bet that after watching this movie, you would overcome by strong urge to have at least one road trip with friends. It is the story of three friends and how their life changes during a road trip. Shot in picturesque location of Spain it is one of the best travel film ever made in India.

Jab we met
Jab We Met

The way director Imitaz Ali directed this move is commendable. It’s quite interesting flick where two people met by chance on a train and go through an adventurous journey. The movie whistles from Mumbai and then takes you to hilly landscape of Himachal and snakes through the roads of Manali and Shimla and ended with journey to the rural Punjab. This is the best flick to explore North India.

Highway

Highway

Highway is another movie that thrives on travel. Again directed by very talented Director Imtiaz Ali, the movie beautifully reels the Sangla valley in Himachal and takes you to the Aru valley and Chandanwari near Pahalgam. This action packed movie with extra bonanza of emotion and drama drives you along the highway of Delhi, Haryana, Rajasthan and Punjab.

Yeh Jawani h Diwani

Yeh Jawani h Diwani

This is a story of studious Naina and heart throb bunny who acquitted each other to Manali. It is a beautiful flick that depicts the beauty of Himachal, Udaipur in Rajasthan, Gulmarg and Srinagar in Kashmir. It beautifully illustrate the grandeur of hill station Manali, Gulaba, Banjar , Hamta and Naggar.

The Darjeeling Limited

The Darjeeling Limited

After watching this movie you will definitely want to travel India once in life. This is story of three brothers who travel across India with a hope of bonding each other. While brother were on their spiritual journey, the movie takes you to the wonderful vistas of India.

Motor Cycle Diaries

The Motor Cycle Diaries

It is a biopic about the journey and written memoir of 23 year old Ernesto Guevara. The film recounts the 1952 expedition, initially by motorcycle, across South America by Guevara and his friend Alberto Granado. During this journey they have undergone a life transforming experience and explore the new aspects of Latin America.

The Bucket List

The Bucket List

An inspiring tale of two terminally ill men who escape from a cancer ward to a road trip with a wish list to do before they kick the bucket. It is one of the best movies that take you around the world. The duo can make you laugh and cry in real time. Their expedition includes skydiving, driving a Shelby Mustang, dinning at Chevre d’or in France, visit to Taj Mahal, India, riding motorcycles on the Great Wall of China, a lion safari in Africa, and visit to the base of Mt. Everest in Nepal.

Into the wild

Into the wild

One of the amazing flicks that depict the life struggle of a guy named Christopher McCandless in the wild. Based on a non-fiction book of the same name by Jon Krakauer, it is an American biographical drama survival film that revolves around Christopher who after graduating gave up all his saving to wander into the wild.

Seven years in Tibet

Seven Years in Tibet

Based on the true account of Heinrich Harrer and Peter Aufschnaiter, Australian mountain climbers, it is biographical war drama film. The story spins around Heinrich and peter that were at their mountaineering expedition in North of India when the World War II begins in 1939 and two were imprisoned due to their German citizenship. One day they escaped from the prison and reached Tibet where initially they were ordered to return to India but later they were welcomed at the holy city of Lasha. It is a flick worth watching.

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Father Days
“That was when the world wasn't so big and I could see everywhere. It was when my father was a hero and not a human.”
In absolute truth to these words, the father has always proven to be his child’s ultimate hero; a girl’s first love and a boy’s best buddy. There is nothing that your father can’t fix, no harm will befall you when you dad is around... he is the only one you can look forward to when everyone else turn deaf ears to your woes. And just because you would love to show your sincerest gratitude to this selfless superhuman entity your life has been blessed with, the 21st of June is celebrated as the universal Father’s Day, just so daddy dearest gets all the appreciation he deserves for all the sacrifices he made.

Father Day

Now, there is nothing better than taking your old man on a vacation; you father can never be too old to travel. Based on the different types of dads’ holiday preferences, we have made an arduous attempt in drawing a list of some of the best holiday options that will make for the best gift for your old man this Father’s Day. Here we go.

Andamans

Andamans

Pristine white sands, clear blue waters, palm-fringed coastlines and some amazing seafood... sounds like a plan, eh? For those dads whose idea of a perfect vacation is sipping his day off into his favorite Piña Colada in a hammock by the sea, and doing nothing much except watching the waves, then a trip to the Andamans will prove to be his dream holiday. This Father’s Day, travel with your dad by taking him to one of the best beach destinations in the world.

Maldives

Maldives

If your dad’s is big on relaxing at some luxury resort with unending views of the clear, blue ocean along with some awesome seafood dinner on a private beach, then Maldives is your thing. Head over to this island paradise with your dad this Father’s Day and indulge in a sojourn in something as exquisite as can be.
As many as 100 islands in the Maldives archipelago are resorts; no wonder Maldives has always been a favorite destination for beach bums. Each of these resorts occupy single islands, and such are the standards they’ve set that the Maldives have become the benchmark for luxury hotels the world over.

Thailand

Thailand

For the foodie dad, there is no better place to eat than at Thailand which is the hub for some of the best street-food in the world. Relive your childhood memories with your foodie dad; take him on an extraordinary culinary journey where you both can savor delicious food. Thai cuisine is nothing short of sheer brilliance and is the perfect balance of fresh ingredients, herbs and spices. A delicious combination of five key flavors; hot, sweet, sour, salty and bitter, Thai food is rich in flavor and texture, appealing to everyone who tastes it.

Ladakh Trip

Ladakh

If a wink sports on your father’s face as soon as you talk about a road trip, the just know he a die-hard adventure lover and is all charged up for a ride down some of the most bizarre terrains in the world. A Ladakh trip serves the purpose just fine. Take 10 days off and ride across the mind-boggling Himalayan Expressway; this will be the best gift for your adventure-seeking dad this Father’s day. As they say, your old timer is never too old to hit the road!

Kenya

Kenya

There is no better place for your wildlife-loving father than Kenya. Home to some of the most exotic and exciting wildlife, a safari in Kenya is one of the travel experiences you can gift your dad this Father’s Day. Kenya boasts of the most picturesque wildlife sanctuaries in the world with a plethora of wild animals that will get him all charged up. Your dad is going to love this trip for sure!

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Amazing Fact About Europe
Europe is a vacationer’s paradise. Although Europe has seen its share of ups and downs, but the continent has a major role to play in the advancement of most of the technology, culture, and language that dominates the world today. Here we bring to you some of the most amazing facts about Europe that you were unaware of until now-

The Continent that Wasn't a Continent


To start things off with a bang, Europe, as you have always known, is technically not a continent. Surprised? We too were. It's but a separation from Asia which was actually a Greek idea!

The No-Cappuccino after 11am Rule

Cappucchino

So, by what time of the day do you love a creamy cup of cappuccino? Preferably by the late afternoon, no? Well then, what would you say about the Italians who don’t drink cappuccino after 11am? Just like you, even we are still trying to figure out the befitting word!

German Doner Kebabs

Doner Kebab

Love to dig on Doner Kebabs? Never knew a soul who doesn’t. So, where should we go for a bite, Istanbul? Tut-tut! There are more Doner Kebab restaurants in Berlin than in Istanbul! Germans have a thing for Kebabs too, eh?!

The Monument that's Still Incomplete

Sagrada Familia Church

How long did it take to build the Egyptian pyramids? An outrageous 20 years? Well, what if we tell you that the Sagrada Familia church in Barcelona is taking a bit longer than it took to build the pyramids? It was started in 1882 and no, it is not done yet!


British Museum- The Unknown Side

British Museum London

Did you ever know that only 1% of the items kept at the British Museum are actually on display? What about the remaining 99%? We wish we knew!

Highest Toilet in The World

Mont Blanc Toilet

Ever imagined what it would feel like to go to the loo in the highest toilet in Europe? Guess you should go and find out for yourself. Mont Blanc boasts of the highest toilet in the continent—at a dizzying 4,200 meters!

The Zero-Mosquito Country


Iceland has no mosquitoes at all. Can you believe that? Not even one. Buy it or not, but it’s true!


The Tower Made to Lean for Eternity

Leaning Tower Pisa

Call it a shame or call it an architectural marvel; it took the Leaning Tower of Pisa more than 200 years to build…and it still leans. Or maybe it was built to lean, who knows… whatsoever, we can’t help but appreciate and rejoice on the fact that there is no second “Leaning” building in the world.

The Busiest Escalator

Longest Escalators London

London, the busiest suburb in all of Europe boasts of a very amazing thing to be proud of. No, it’s not a monument or building or some unique scientific invention. It is in fact about the good old escalators in London’s underground that travel two times the circumference of the earth every week. So, the next time you step on one, be sure to proudly get a selfie clicked!

The Chocolate Heaven


Now Brussels is famous for a number of reasons and everyone knows that. But did you ever know that the airport in Brussels sells more chocolate than any other single location on Earth? A heaven for your sweet tooth, yeah?

The Town with the Longest Name

Town Longest Name Town

Lanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch. No, this isn’t some gibberish. It is in fact the name of a town in Wales, Europe, which is the longest name of a town in the entire world. Can’t spell the name yet?

Liechtenstein- A less populous European country 

Liechtenstein

Liechtenstein is a very small country. During its last military engagement in 1866 they sent out 80 soldiers and came back with 81. Apparently they made a friend in Italy.

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Spectacular Bridges
May be they are not the highest, biggest and longest bridges, but they are more beautiful and iconic bridges ever built by man ever. Marvel of human creations, for centuries they acts as source of bridging the gap and bringing people close. Standing tall for generations, some of these bridges have become the embodiment of identity to their nations and icons of pride for their cities because of their influence and architectural wonder. As a tribute to these iconic bridges, we have prepared a list of ten most beautiful bridges.

Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, United States

Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, United States

Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco are synonymous to each other. Passion, hard work and risk taking are all that associated with the erection of the Golden gate bridge –one of the seven wonders of the Modern World.

Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, United States

The remarkably beautiful and imagination of the architect Joseph B. Strauss, this bridge took seven years to build and opened in 1937. All painted in orange, it is a suspension bridge spanning the golden gate, the strait between San Francisco and Marin County to North.

Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney NSW, Australia

Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney NSW, Australia

You can walk it, drive it or just pose in front of it, Sydney Harbour Bridge never disappoint you whether it is day or night. Affectionately known as the 'Coathanger', Sydney Harbour Bridge is the most scenic bridge of the Australia. Amidst the beautiful vistas, standing 440 feet above Sydney harbor, it is the largest steel arch bridge.

Sydney Harbour Bridge, Sydney NSW, Australia

Influence by the Hell Gate bridge in New York City, it took eight years to build and opened for public in March 1932. It is noteworthy that bridge is not completely stationary and can rise or fall up to 18 cm during hot and cold days due to expansion or contraction of the steel.

Brooklyn Bridge, New York, United States

Brooklyn Bridge, New York, United States

Quite famed among the tourist, you will love a leisure walk along this oldest suspension bridge in the United Sates which connects Manhattan and Brooklyn and crosses the East river.

Brooklyn Bridge, New York, United States

Situated exactly behind the skyscrapers of New York City, it was built in 1883 and presents a perfect mix of light and color for shutterbugs to capture the moments. Since its opening, it is gracefully adorning the New York and become one of the National historic Landmark of USA.

Ponte Vecchio, Florence, Italy

Ponte Vecchio, Florence, Italy

For shopping lovers it is an ideal place where they can enjoy strolling among the spectacular views of the Arno River and shopping at the same time. Adorned with beautiful shops of jewelry, art dealers and Souvenir sellers on both sides, it is a medieval bridge over the Arno River in Florence; the only Florentine bridge to survive World War II.

Ponte Vecchio, Florence, Italy

Being Europe’s oldest closed arched stone bridge, it has rich historic past that dates back to Roman times. Houses lined up along the span are other major attraction of this

The Gateshead Millennium Bridge, England

The Gateshead Millennium Bridge, England

Nicknamed as the “Winking Eye Bridge”, the Gateshead Millennium Bridge, claim many accolades and appreciation for its architecture. Inaugurated by the queen in 2002, it connects the south bank of Gateshead's Quays and the north bank of the Quayside of Newcastle across the River Tyne.

The Gateshead Millennium Bridge, England

Counted among the one of the few bridges in the world that tilts, it is bridge worth exploring. When it is titled one way, it turns into a normal pedestrian bridge and when it is titled the other way it’s an open way for boats and ships beneath.

Hangzhou Bay Bridge, China

Hangzhou Bay Bridge, China

Days and nights are equally beautiful at the Hangzhou Bay Bridge. With sprawling sea all around wherever your eyes go, it is the longest cross-ocean Bridge in the world and the second longest bridge after the lake Pontchartarain Causeway in America. It connects the Zhengjiadai in Jiaxing in the north to the Shuiluwan in Ningbo in the south of Zhejiang Province.

Hangzhou Bay Bridge, China

Built within the world’s most complicated sea environment this bridge is supported with a cable stayed design to withstand adverse conditions in an area prone to earthquakes, typhoons and strong tidal forces.

Moses Bridge, Netherland

Moses Bridge, Netherland

Have you ever seen a bridge that divides water apart? If no then you should definitely visit Moses Bridge, Netherland. Located in Netherland, this sunken bridge was built in the 17th century as an access way to the Dutch Fort.

Moses Bridge, Netherland

Designed by RO & AD Architects, it is made entirely from wood and is waterproof. As you step on the bridge it would create an illusion that you are strolling through water as it blend itself with the landscape.

Chapel Bridge, Lucerne, Switzerland

Chapel Bridge, Lucerne, Switzerland

If you are planning a trip to Switzerland, then don’t miss the opportunity to visit Chapel Bridge - one of the most beautiful bridges of the Switzerland. This oldest wooden bridge is a 204 meter long which crosses the river Reuss in the city of Lucerne.

Chapel Bridge, Lucerne, Switzerland

Inside of the bridge is adorned with a series of painting from the 17th century, depicting the great historical past of Lucerne. It was constructed in 1333 with the purpose of protecting the city from attacks.

Millau Bridge, Creissels, France

Millau Bridge, Creissels, France

It is no less than wonder. The spectacular views from the bridge make anybody to halt at it. The Millau Bridge is the tallest vehicular bridge in the world that spans the valley of the river Tarn near Millau in southern France, with one mast's summit at 343.0 meters above the base of the structure.

Millau Bridge, Creissels, France

This Cable-stayed road-bridge was designed by the French structural engineer Michel Virlogeux and British architect Norman Foster.

Tower Bridge, London, England

Tower Bridge, London, England

Who don’t know about the Tower Bridge, London-the iconic symbol of London? Close to Tower of London, it is a combined bascule and suspension bridge in London, over the River Thames.

Tower Bridge, London, England

The bridge consists of two towers, tied together at the upper level by means of two horizontal walkways which are designed to withstand the forces of the suspended sections of the bridge. Quite famous among the people, it witnesses a large influx of tourist every year.

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