Colosseum, Italy and Pula, Croatia The Colosseum is one of the most famous and recognizable attractions in the world associated with Italy. But very few people know that this site has twins in Croatia. The Pula Arena is a rare unique building structure that remains of the ancient Roman empire in Croatia. Notre-Dame de Paris and Notre-Dame de Amiens When looking at the two pictures, many people want to start the ‘find 10 differences’ game. Both churches are in France, one Notre-Dame located in the capital and Amiens Cathedral in the north of the country. Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris became famous after appearing in Victor Hugo’s classic literary work, thanks to which this place attracts a lot of tourists. Machu Picchu and Isla del Sol Machu Picchu is a famous 15th-century ancient Inca city located in the Eastern Mountains of southern Peru on a 2,430-meter high ridge. Because the terrain is difficult to access, the number of tourists visiting is also limited. Meanwhile, visitors can choose to visit another ancient Inca city, Isla del Sol, Bolivia Stonehenge and Avebury Stonehenge is perhaps one of the attractions that has long attracted the attention of many tourists around the world. But about 30 km away, you can find other impressive stones in Avebury. Petra and Lalibela The Petra Historical Archaeological Site takes you into an old fairy tale. However, over time, the increasing number of tourists is one of the causes affecting the quality of the work. Moreover, sometimes there is not enough time to wait to enjoy the beauty. However, if you choose to pass through Lalibela, Ethiopia, you will see some impressive stone carvings. Temple of Angkor Wat and Borobudur Angkor Wat in Cambodia has been so famous for tourists since ancient times, but few people know that the ancient Borobudur temple in Indonesia also has similar architecture to that famous place. Saint Basil’s Cathedral in Moscow and Saint Petersburg The domes of Saint Basil’s Cathedral are among the most recognizable symbols of Russia. However, very few people know that in Saint Petersburg there is another church built in the image and similar to the famous church in Moscow. Golden Gate Bridge and 25 de Abril . Bridge There are many red bridges in the world, but only ‘Golden Gate Bridge’ is famous. But those who want to admire this architectural structure need not travel far across the ocean because there is also a similar bridge in Portugal called the 25 de Abril Bridge. Big Ben Clock Tower and Parliament Hill Building The British and Canadians own quite similar gothic-style towers, originating from Europe with a large clock at the top of the tower. Both of these buildings have become iconic symbols of the very area in which they are located.

On April 13, Louis Moinet posted a picture of a set of 8 world wonders watches. According to Monochrome, all are handcrafted with techniques of painting, carving, glazing and setting stones to create the details for each work. Details of the Taj Mahal (India) are painted on the white marble face, the case is hand-engraved with the motif of the Taj Mahal, while the bezel contains the distinctive patterns of the Mughal Empire. According to Watch I Love, the wonders on the watch were selected by Jean-Marie Schaller, CEO Louis Moinet himself after traveling around the world. On this watch, the centerpiece of the Colosseum (Italy) is an onyx quartz, surrounded by a rainbow-aligned sapphire band. The steps of the building are engraved and polished. Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Turkey), also known as the Blue Mosque due to the wall tiles, the interior is blue. The church is represented on a mother-of-pearl inlay dial, meticulously carved to mimic the various details and shades of green of the church and its surroundings. Petra is an ancient city in western Jordan. To simulate the work, Louis Moinet’s artisans combined 3 techniques: carving, grisaille painting and distinctive fresco (painting on fresh plaster, requiring skill, precision and high speed). The white gold case is decorated with relief techniques, motifs symbolizing power and wealth. The version with the pyramid image of Khufu (Egypt) has a dial cut from the Willow Creek Jasper block. On the clock, the pyramid body is made of gold, covered with enamel beads that are fired at the right temperature to maintain its shape. The top of the pyramid is carved in gold, polished to effect. The image of King Khufu is made of black and gold basalt. The watch case is engraved with a distinctive pattern. The version of the Great Wall of China (China) is represented by the image of a golden dragon, surrounding a path made of jade stone. The blue gradient background is studded with 129 sapphires in various shades of blue and 11 diamonds. This arrangement creates a height effect, demonstrating the strength of the dragon. The statue of Christ the Redeemer (Brazil) is hand-carved on a gold background, facing the blue glazed sea. The surrounding row of colorful houses is also painted and glazed. The watch case includes a pattern of coffee leaves and tobacco plants, two images appearing in the national emblem of Brazil. Machu Picchu is an ancient city from the 15th century, now in Peru. Louis Moinet’s artisans take the sun as the center, surrounded by 4 falcons, the national symbol of Peru, meticulously hand-carved and hand-painted. Machu Picchu’s works are carved from Yowah Nut opal, the terraces below are lacquered green. Louis Moinet’s set of 8 Wonders of the World watches are presented in a wooden box with nu motifs. The lid of the box has the emblem in the Fleur de Lys pattern, located between two wine brown leather straps. Inside the box is covered with black leather, with the image of the globe by the mathematician Johann Gabriel Doppelmayr painted in watercolor. The watches have a 47 mm case, inside is a hand-wound, LM35 mechanical movement with a power reserve of approximately 72 hours. The 6 o’clock area on the front and the entire back of the watch is designed to clearly see the mechanical movement inside. The set of 8 watches sold for about $2.7 million.

The Great Wall of China is last on this list. The Internet connection here is rated as the worst, with speeds of only about 2Mbps when using mobile data. This comes as a big surprise, as the average internet speed in China is around 148Mbps. At this rate, a Chinese household can stream in Ultra-HD quality, on six devices at the same time. At the Great Wall, the internet connection speed via mobile data is only about 2Mbps. With a flood of free Wi-Fi networks and leading 4G connections in the world, it is easy to understand when the Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco, USA), the Statue of Liberty (New York, USA) and the Sydney Opera House (Australia) occupy the top 3 positions in the ranking. Here, visitors can video call friends with clear images, or easily surf social networks with almost no lag. In Europe, the Eiffel Tower (France) ranks 4th on the rankings and is the best Internet connection location in this continent. Whether you’re sipping a latte at Les Ombres Rooftop Terrace or strolling at the foot of the tower, it’s not difficult to work remotely or follow trends on social media thanks to 31Mbps Internet speeds and plenty of free Wi-Fi. fees are available. Eiffel Tower is rated as the tourist destination with the best Internet connection in Europe. In the UK, although London is one of the world’s best 5G cities, Buckingham Palace is only ranked 7th on the list with 23Mbps internet speed. Meanwhile, Barcelona (Spain) not only attracts visitors with countless cultural and historical monuments and beautiful beaches, but also because of the convenience of the Internet. At the Sagrada Família in Barcelona, ​​the internet speed is around 31Mbps. The Royal Palace of Thailand in Bangkok is the highest ranked Asian representation in Uswitch’s ranking, with 6th place. Many other Asian representations rank low in this rating, such as the ancient citadel of Petra ( Jordan), the Angkor complex (Cambodia), the Taj Mahal (India) and the “loser” is the Great Wall of China (China).

Ruins of a former children’s play area in Chernobyl. A dust-covered nuclear power plant, nestled among rubble piles and abandoned buildings is not a reminder of UNESCO’s world cultural heritage. But the Ukrainian government has ambitions to win this title for the Chernobyl plant. If successful, Chernobyl will join the ranks of the most iconic monuments to human culture and civilization, such as the ancient city of Petra in Jordan, the great pillars of Stonehenge, the Forbidden City of Beijing and the high-rise Easter Island in Rapa Nui. According to the UNESCO website, in order to be considered for inclusion on the World Heritage List, a site “must have outstanding universal value” and ensures at least one quality that matches the agency’s selection criteria. this. Some of the locations on the list represent spectacular and unique examples of natural grandeur, such as Yosemite and Yellowstone National Parks in the United States; Halong Bay of Vietnam; Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, Pristine Białowieża Forest between Russia and Belarus. Other locations, China’s Great Wall, Mexico’s Chichén Itzá ruins and the city of Venice, Italy, have earned a spot on the list for their importance in human history as well as its rare beauty. them. The sites on the list have certain legal protection and may receive financial support from the World Heritage Fund to help conserve it, according to UNESCO. In order for a site to be eligible for UNESCO listing, it must first be added to the list of historical and cultural heritage in its country of origin. According to the Ukrainian Culture Minister Oleksandr Tkachenko: “We believe that the inclusion of Chernobyl on the UNESCO heritage list is the first and important step towards making this wonderful place a featured tourist destination for all mankind. care. The importance of the Chernobyl region goes far beyond Ukraine’s borders. It is not only about memories, but also about history and human rights ”. In fact, the tourism industry has been booming in the forbidden zone. One of the cities in the region – Pripyat, home to about 49,000 people in 1986 – is today an apocalyptic ghost town; The homes, schools and hospitals are uninhabited and are home to plants and wildlife. The forbidden zone was first opened to visitors in 2010, and Pripyat’s bizarre, overgrown buildings quickly became a popular destination for photographers and travel enthusiasts. disaster site. But the Chernobyl tourism industry really took off after the success of the 2019 thriller series on HBO, “Chernobyl”. Guides in Ukraine reported tour bookings in 2019 were up 30% from the previous year. About 124,000 tourists visited Chernobyl last year and about 100,000 of them came from outside Ukraine. Scientists are also monitoring Chernobyl to track how wildlife in the forbidden area adapts to levels of radiation exposure making the area unsafe for humans – and some findings They are surprisingly positive. For example, recent surveys show that gray wolves (Canis lupus) are thriving near Chernobyl, partly because they have many prey and many territories that have not yet been affected by humans. And a rare Asian wild horse known as the Przewalski (Equus ferus przewalskii) is also thriving in the restricted area.

Just connecting via apps and a virtual reality device, users can experience travel at affordable prices. (Source: AFP) Ms. Jem Jenkins Jones lives in Wales (England) in the context of a complicated Covid-19 pandemic still unfolding in the land of fog. To fulfill her promise to her 10-year-old daughter wanting to see the northern auroras from the game reserves of Iceland and South Africa, Jem turned to virtual reality travel services. “My daughter was amazed,” Jem said, saying that virtual reality travel experiences have become a lifesaver for many pandemic families when travel is limited. Just connecting via apps and a virtual reality device, users can experience travel at affordable prices. “Sales have skyrocketed. We are getting more acclaim each month,” said Cezara Windrem, creator of the Alcove VR platform at the AARP Innovation Lab (UK). Under the impact of the epidemic, the world travel industry has been almost “frozen” and the virtual reality device experience services have emerged as an alternative to the real-world travel industry. With more and more users interested in using virtual reality services, app developers from organizations such as National Geographic or World Wildlife Fund have created a range of new travel experiences such as: sightseeing. visit the pyramids of Egypt, the Taj Mahal, the steppes in Kenya or the Antarctic from a kayak. Users can choose to use Oculus (Facebook), PlayStation (Sony), Google Cardboard … to experience. Some devices cost as little as $ 300 and many are free to experience. Mr. Rafael Cortes, an enthusiastic service experience, said: “I still travel the world every week in my own home. I went to London, visited the glass bridge in China, saw Angel Falls in Venezuela, the ancient city of Petra in Jordan and even experienced a helicopter tour in New York. Not only at the viewing experience, the applications also bring users extremely authentic feelings. A Facebook VR user group management representative said there are “some great travel experiences” in virtual reality that feel like real life. “Once I was sitting at a VR poker table at 1am with a guy in Australia eating KFC. I can even hear his KFC call, ”he quoted. However, according to Mr. Avi Greengart, an analyst of consulting firm Techsponential, despite offering different experiences and some advantages, virtual reality tourism still cannot be compared with real experience. “With virtual reality travel, you won’t be able to enjoy unique local food. You will also miss out on a lot of real life experiences or simply random encounters with locals. “, he said. A report by research company GlobalData shows that virtual reality travel will assist pre-pandemic tourists to learn about a destination before arriving. GlobalData analyst Ralph Hollister also affirmed that the Covid-19 pandemic could create a momentum for tourism as soon as the epidemic ends. “Virtual reality will become an important part of how tourists can view and choose a travel destination. The widespread adoption of virtual reality in the travel industry could be the next step in this technology.” he said. (from eNCA)

Even though it has been raining for a long time, the trend of minimalistic makeup promises to continue to explode around the beauty world in 2021. This summer, healthy, honest skin is covered with foundation. Transparent and smooth like morning dew is the type of makeup sought by women racing. Not only that, this season, the brilliant coral orange color that is not dazzling, fresh and very sweet also really takes the throne. Combo of clear skin and coral makeup on the lips, eyelids or cheeks appeared with dizzying frequency on international runways. At the same time, this trend is also chosen by countless beauty bloggers, including the stylish idol Jennie (BLACKPINK), to welcome the coming summer days. Models of Blue Marine and Potts 1961 stirred the Spring-Summer 2021 runway with smooth skin and dewy transparent coral lips, while fashion house Simona Marziali put on a model’s face with only one layer of powder. Bright coral-colored eyes, blowing up sweet youthful energies The secret to having natural clear skin is to ignore the matte foundation and replace it with a concealer capable of correcting the skin tone. Pixi By Petra Correction Concentrate Brightening Peach with nude peach cream is capable of correcting, blurring dark circles and blemishes effectively without making the skin heavy or unnatural. In addition to choosing lightweight foundation products, taking care of healthy shiny skin from deep within is the top priority of Beauty Blogger Haley Kim. If you have flawless skin, you can completely skip the above step and just apply sunscreen or a primer to protect and improve skin texture. Combining skincare and makeup, the MAC Lightful C + Coral Glass Primer SPF45 / PA ++++ color primer is a product cue to bring your skin a dreamy glow, ruddy glow. Finally, you can coat the skin with a thin layer of powder to reduce excess oil as well as help the foundation last longer . Givenchy Prisme Libre Finishing & Setting Powder with four shades of powder will help you correct your skin and give your face depth. Immediately learn the energetic style of coral orange cheeks of the cult idol Jennie (BLACKPINK) Inspired by the vibrant coral reefs and sunset sunset, the coral orange color brings a sweet, vibrant fresh energy source to your look. By putting on cheeks bright coral color like 3CE Mood For Blossom Face Blush Full Of Charm color , Your face will naturally brighten and blush, helping you to stand out in any upcoming summer festival. Model @jessicazwu shows off her clear skin and monochrome makeup style with the main coral orange tone Skipping most of the steps of emulsion or sparkling glitter, just covering this coral orange color makes the eyes have an irresistible charm. The trick is to apply a primer all over your eyes first to maximize color and stay in place throughout the day. Beautiful Chinese blogger @renasteps also immediately updated this makeup trend Finally, to complete this makeup look, you need an eye-catching lip color. When the trend of lip gloss has not cooled yet, why not choose for yourself a lipstick with bright coral tones and iridescent layers. Chanel Rouge Coco Bloom Zenith 112 with a gentle coral color that shines with a rich, moisturizing lip gloss is the perfect choice for you. Rouge Coco Bloom is Chanel’s newest lipstick line, featuring explosive bright colors, youthful moisture and the ability to keep color for up to 9 hours. Perform: phuong ha

Ruins named “Treasures” at Petra “The Lost City” Petra is a famous World Heritage Site in Jordan. Petra was built by the ancient Nabateans – a brilliant civilization of merchants and craftsmen. This was once a stopover on a trade route between Arab oases. To date, the cause of Petra’s demise remains a mystery. What remains are the ruins over an area of ​​260 square kilometers, and the most famous is the Al Khazneh (“Treasure”) relic, carved right into the mountainside. Because mountains surround the city, visitors have to pass through a steep, dark and narrow canyon to get inside. 2. Galápagos – island of exotic creatures (Ecuador) The Galápagos agos The Galápagos Islands are more than 900km from the mainland. It is famous for its large number of endemic species, once studied by Charles Darwin, which was the basis for the inception of Darwin’s theory of evolution. Here, iguanas can swim, turtles live for nearly 200 years, cormorants cannot fly, and there are many other rare endemic creatures. Charles Darwin discovered that the wildlife here evolved independently of the rest of the Earth, with many unique species nowhere to be found. Therefore, this archipelago has become an ideal evolutionary research model of scientists and is also an extremely attractive ecotourism destination. 3. Learn about the life of Anangu (Australia) Uluru rock At sunset, Uluru rock looks like a ship burning in the desert. Nearly 350m high, lying alone in the desert, Ururu can be seen from a distance of many kilometers. The Anangu people considered this place a sacred place – the dwelling place of ancestral spirits; At the same time, they oppose tourism development because they are worried that the rocky mountains will be damaged. Since 2017, visitors have been allowed to climb the mountain by the government. However, tourists often have other options, including walking to explore nature, sacred lakes, watching kangaroos and learning about the lives of indigenous people. 4. Live slowly in the Okavango River Delta (Botswana) Okavango River Delta The Okavango Delta is home to many wildlife, making it a top tourist attraction in Africa. An estimated 200,000 animals are seasonal, in and around the delta. Some endangered species such as the African wild dog still exist. Flood waters from the Okavango River create immense waters and a very unique ecosystem. The canoe mokoro take visitors quietly through the canals, trees to immerse themselves in nature, listen to the sounds of birds and animals. The team when the silence was broken, when the herds of elephants or buffalo massively cross the swamp. Many tourists also camped and slept in the wilderness. 5. Explore Yellowstone National Park (USA) Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone is the world’s first and oldest national park, famous for its wildlife and thermal sites, especially the Old Faithful geyser. The waters here are still active and erupting continuously, creating unique landscapes. Yellowstone allows hiking, camping, boating, fishing and sightseeing. The concrete roads are built to the main geothermal areas for sightseeing, along with many lakes and waterfalls. In winter, people usually go to the park with sleds. However, visitors should note because grizzly bears here are very aggressive and can attack humans. 6. Make wishes in Lake Bled (Slovenia) The church on Lake Bled The scenery at Bled Lake is breathtakingly picturesque, formed by geological tectonics and glaciers. In the middle of the lake is a small island, there is a church built in the 17th century. At the church there is a wish bell, placed here in the 18th century, it is said that wishes will come true if you shake it up. In addition to the church, which is often crowded and many couples choose to have a wedding, visitors can also rent a boat to float on the lake, dive into the water or relax at the beautiful resorts along the lake. The resorts here are highly appreciated for their eco-design and environmental friendliness. 7. Listen to the Iguazu waterfall (Argentina-Brazil border) Waterfalls Iguazú As the natural border between Argentina and Brazil, Iguazu falls with 275 small falls create a stunning and majestic scene. The space around the waterfall is wide and airy to help visitors have a panoramic view, and even hear the sound of water pouring from a distance of nearly 3km. Visiting the waterfall from the Brazilian side, visitors can walk along the canyon or observe in a helicopter. However, the Argentine side has banned helicopter tours, so visitors will go by trail about 1 km or take a boat or rubber boat to admire the waterfall from the base of the falls. Along the tour, people can admire the rare animals of the national park such as cheetahs, butterflies, raccoons, Prego monkeys, coral snakes, Toucan birds, parrots, Caiman crocodiles … 8. Tracing the gods in the temple complex of Angkor (Cambodia) Angkor temple complex This Cambodian temple complex is the largest religious monument in the world, a symbol of human ingenuity and talent. . The temple’s architecture represents Mount Meru, home of the Hindu gods of legend. The temple is admired for its grandeur and harmony of architecture, the abundance of sculptural art, and the large number of gods adorned on its stone walls. In addition, it is also famous for Bayon Temple, Ta Prohm pagoda, stone Buddha statues and more than 1,000 temples of different sizes and shapes with Khmer architectural style. These monuments are often very touristy, so many people choose to go in the low season (rainy season) to have satisfactory photos. Angkor is most beautiful at dawn or sunset, morning tours also help you avoid the heat and enjoy the fresh air. 9) Walking around the muíSalar de Uyuni (Bolivia) The world’s largest mirror in Salar de Uyuni salt lake After each rain, the layer of water left on the Salar de Uyuni salt lake forms a giant mirror that reflects the image of the sky and creates a stunning scene. The salt crust is several meters thick and extremely flat, making the salt lake the largest mirror in the world, with a diameter of more than 129 kilometers. During the dry season, you can visit the salty island – the remains of an ancient volcano that was submerged. Also nearby is an old train cemetery with many abandoned trains. 10. Sipping a cup of tea after trekking Annapurna (Nepal) Trekking road around the Annapurna mountains Trekking (hiking, exploration) around the Annapurna mountains is one of the most fascinating trails in the world – challenging and inspiring. This road crosses two different riverside valleys, surrounding the Annapurna mountain range up to a height of more than 5,000 meters at the top of the snow-white Thorung La Pass, touching the edge of the Tibetan Plateau. The trail passes through many preserved villages, from lowland Hindu settlements to the village of Manang of Tibetan descent. Visitors can admire the Tilicho glacial lake, the ancient temples and majestic of the Himalaya mountain range. No one wants to be in a hurry at that beautiful view. The best feeling was after the journey, slowly enjoying the local tea and cake.

On April 13, Louis Moinet posted a picture of a set of 8 world wonders watches. According to Monochrome, all are handcrafted with techniques of drawing, carving, glazed and studded to create a detailed look for each piece.

The details of the Taj Mahal (India) are painted on the surface of white marble. The case of the watch is hand-engraved with the motif of the Taj Mahal, while the bezel contains the distinctive patterns of the Mughal Empire. According to Watch I Love, wonders on the watch are chosen by Jean-Marie Schaller, CEO Louis Moinet after traveling around the world.

On this watch, the central part of the Colosseum (Italy) is an onyx quartz, surrounded by a symmetrical strip of sapphire arranged in a rainbow color. The ladder of the building is engraved and polished.

Sultan Ahmed Mosque (Turkey), also known as the Blue Mosque due to wall tiles, the interior is blue. The church is depicted on a mother-of-pearl mosaic dial, meticulously carved to simulate the various details, shades of green, and the surrounding scenery.

Petra is an ancient city in western Jordan. To simulate the work, the artisans of Louis Moinet combined three techniques: carving, drawing grisaille and distinctive fresco (painted on fresh plaster, which requires skill, precision and high speed). The white gold case is decorated with relief technique, the motifs symbolize strength and wealth.

Khufu (Egypt) version with a dial cut from Willow Creek Jasper rock. On the watch, the pyramid body is made of gold, covered with enamel particles heated to the right temperature to maintain the shape. The top of the pyramid is engraved with gold, polished to create the effect. The image of King Khufu is made of black and gold basalt. The watch case features distinctive motifs.

The version of the Great Wall (China) is depicted in the image of a golden dragon, surrounding a path made of jade. The blue gradient behind is studded with 129 sapphires with many shades of blue and 11 diamonds. This arrangement creates a height effect, showing the strength of the dragon.

Statue of Christ the Redeemer (Brazil) handcrafted on a yellow background, facing the blue glazed sea background. The surrounding colorful houses are also painted and glazed. The case of the watch consists of a coffee leaf and tobacco tree motif, 2 images appear in the coat of arms of Brazil.

Machu Picchu is an ancient city from the fifteenth century, now in Peru. The artisans of Louis Moinet take the sun as the center, surrounded by 4 birds of the eagle, the national symbol of Peru, meticulously carved and hand-painted. Machu Picchu’s works are carved from Yowah Nut opal, the terraces below are lacquered green.

The set of 8 watches of the world wonder by Louis Moinet is displayed in a wooden box with nu motifs. The lid of the box is attached with the symbol in the Fleur de Lys pattern, between two wine-brown leather straps. The inside of the box is covered with black leather, with the image of the globe by the mathematician Johann Gabriel Doppelmayr drawn in watercolors.

The watches have a 47 mm case, inside is the LM35 mechanical movement, hand-wound with a power reserve of about 72 hours. The 6 o’clock area on the front and the entire back of the watch is designed to clearly see the movement inside. Set of 8 watches sold for about 2.7 million USD.

Tourbillon watch making process costs 150,000 USD To produce an 18-carat gold-plated Tourbillon watch, the craftsman must assemble the internal details and measure them with millimeter-level accuracy.