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- The most interesting facts about Egypt
The only river that flows in Egypt is Nile. Nile divides Egypt into two different parts: Upper Egypt and Lower Egypt.
Almost 90 percent of Egypt territories are desert!
On the territory of the “nowadays” Egypt, people can find unique, mineral, hot waters, that are known throughout the whole ...
- Seven World wonders
There are a lot of lists of world wonders that were made since antic time and till nowadays, but only two of them are accepted as the original seven wonders of the ancient world. The ones that were considered as the original ones for ages. And the second list, which is called “the seven new world ...
- Brazil
There are a lot of places of interest in Brazil, as natural as architectural. Rio-de-Janeiro (means “January river”) it is the ex capital and the most visited place in Brazil. Noisy, cosmopolitan and ever glorious Rio is amazing with its mixture of ultramodern architecture and poverty “favel”, ...
- Portugal - the warmest country in Europe. Portugal map.
A unique country which managed to keep its traditions and rural architecture being a part of modern Europe with all the advantages of developed science is Portugal. It seems like time stopped there to admire its beautiful nature. Country situates in Southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula, ...
- The Ancient Egypt’s myths.
The myths of the ancient Egypt, are treasuring people’s abilities, they are demanding the person to unite with nature, to accept the wise order of the things, and subject to it, without trying to change anything, as any changes would be only for the worse.
The ancient Egyptians believed in a lot ...
