Ontario, Canada has amazing lakes, green forests, rolling hills and sky-high cliffs and also the most interesting one, i.e., grotto. However, the most surprising part is that due to its deep lucid water, the cavern has listed in 11 most breathtaking Blue Grottos and sea caves in the world.

Cyprus Lake Grotto

Cyprus Lake Grotto has other names like ‘Georgian Bay Grotto’ or ‘The Grotto at Bruce Peninsula National Park.’ It is set at the Bruce Peninsula National Park, Ontario.  It is very famous especially during the month of July and August and even on long holidays. People came here in thousands every year during summer.

Cyprus Lake Grotto is a unique wonder of nature, and its mesmerizing blue water and rock formation lure people all over the world. The cavern itself is stunning and filled with the pure turquoise water of Georgian Bay.

• Location: 469 Cyprus Lake Rd, Tobermory, ON N0H 2R0, Canada
• Opening Hours: 8-11 PM (Monday to Friday)
• Best Time To Visit: July and August

Continue reading “Discover the Marvellous Cyprus Lake Grotto In Ontario” →

Cacahuamilpa Grotto, Mexico

It is the most magnificent and largest grotto in the world and is open to the public since 1920. The Cacahuamilpa Grotto was discovered in the year 1835.

Jeita Grotto, Lebanon

It is the longest limestone grotto in the Middle East that consists of two separate but interconnected limestone caverns. The top tourist spot has a total length of 9 km (5.6 miles). Jeita Grotto is the Pride of Lebanon, and it has also been listed in the top 14 finalists of new seven wonders of nature. It is located in the Nahr al-Kalb valley within Jeita.

Mogao Grotto, China

It is the most famous caves in China also called as ‘Thousand Buddha Grottoes,’ or ‘Caves of Dunhuang.’ It is popular for their 2000 color sculptures, 45000 sqm of wall paintings that depict Buddhist art of 1,000 years. The 492 cells modeled into the rocks over the Dachuan River, the caves of thousand Buddha in the South East of the Dunhuang oasis is the greatest treasure house in the world.

Continue reading “7 Breathtaking Grottos In The World” →

While most of our friends planning for their trip to the certain destination, what will you do? Spending your day-off for creating the new experience or something you never do before can change your life. For the number of reasons, holiday regarding of your way to enjoy it plays the important role in relieving stress and even maintain overall health condition. Surely, you ever heard about the great hiking destination, namely Grotto Trail. So, why don’t you try your first hike there?

Well, Grotto Trail is 2.7 miles successfully get trafficked loop train. The location is not far from Malibu, California, which features beautiful wildflowers. For your additional information, it can be the good destination for all skill levels. Seeing the beauty of nature is the greatest way to enjoy your life. Aside from that, you can make your holiday more affordable. To create the unforgettable trip, ask your loved ones to go together with you, even more, if most of your friends love to hike. This trail is used for many activities, from hiking, walking, camping, to train running. The great of this trail is that dogs can also use the trail.

Is this your first hiking experience? Don’t worry since there are tips on how to prepare your hike. You will never know whether or not hiking is so enjoyable and fun until you realize it, right?

Continue reading “Preparation Before Going to Grotto Trail” →

Are you planning a trip to Italy? Here is the iconic Blue Grotto that you can’t afford to miss. The Blue Grotto Capri is also known as ‘Grotta Azzurra.’ Its mouth is only two meters wide, so the visitors have to board small rowboats (houses max four passengers). This magical sea cave is one of the biggest tourist spots of Capri. Locally called as ‘Gradola,’ it had been shut down as it said that it is the home of evil spirits and monsters.   Opening hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily, with a proper sea terms (in the case of high winds, the cave mouth is closed).

Best Time To Visit

The sunlight that illuminates the inside of the cave is at its powerful between 12’o clock to 2’o clock, though the reflections can be seen all through the morning hours. Avoid visiting the cavern when the sea waves are dark and rough. It’s recommended to come with a guide or at least someone who is familiar with the area. Our buddy Eric from Elk Grove Tile was essentially our guide throughout our navigation in the tunnels. This is how we knew to visit around Noon. 

How To Reach There

• By Foot: It is a 40 minutes ride which covers 3.5 km distance. Just from Viale T. de Tommaso, just walk via Pagliaro and then via Grotta Azzurra.
• By Boat: It is a 10 minutes distance from Marina Grande to an island.
• By Bus: It is a 15-minute ride. Just take the bus from the bus stop at Anacapri which is 50 meters away from Piazza Vittoria.

Continue reading “Explore Grotta Azzurra, the Magical Sea Cavern In Capri, Italy” →

The title is a bit startling, isn’t it? But it is true. Covering a total of 400-kilometers, Puglia indeed forms the Italian.  Travelers from all over the world rush to this mesmerizing spot, just to savor the colors of nature. Nature, however, is not the only standout feature of Puglia. Let us have a look at some of the unifying features of one of the most attractive tourist spots in the world, at the moment.

Geography

Puglia is also known as Apulia sometimes, so do not be muddled if you hear it. The area under the title of Puglia is divided into six provinces. They are named as:

• Barletta – Andria – Trani
• Brindisi
• Foggia
• Lecce
• Taranto
• Bari

Each of these provinces is a representative of Apulia’s finest traditions. There is a blatant display of gloriousness, making tourists admire the region, perhaps with more awe.

History

When the pages of history book are ruffled, the chapter of Puglia is a humble one. For over centuries, the invaders took a particular liking to this Italian region. Let it be Greeks or Spanish, everyone quenched their thirst with water from the land of Puglia. Of course, with the olives such as those found in Puglia, anyone will be interested to invade it.

Continue reading “Traveler’s Guide to Puglia, The Italian Heel” →

Batu Caves is also known as the ‘Hill for Lord Muruga’ or ‘Tenth Caves.’ And there are six essential temples in India and four more in Malaysia.

History of Batu Caves

Did you know that the limestone that was formed in the cavern is nearly 400 million years old? Some of the entryways of the grottoes were used as houses by the tribe of Orang Asli. In early 1860, the Chinese colonists started guano for fertilizing their vegetable insufficiency. But they became famous only after the limestone hills were seen by the experts Syers and Daly along with William Hornaday (American Naturalist) in the year 1878.

Continue reading “Unveiling the Batu Caves: 400 Million Years of History” →