I Swam With Sharks in Australia. Was I Brave or Just Plain Stupid?

Jaisalmer is a beautiful city and it has enchanted tourists from long time from all over the world. It is one of the most alluring lures of Rajasthan that is popular for its quaint settlements, places and temples.

Kozhikode is also known as Calicut. It has long been dubbed the "City of Spices" from the time immortal, for its role as the major trading point of eastern spices. It has a population of about 0.9 million, making it the third largest urban agglomeration and the third largest city. It ranked as the second best city in India as per the six parameters – health, education, environment, safety, public facilities and entertainment. It was ranked eleventh among Tier-II Indian cities in job creation.

The Church of the Holy Sepulcher is Christianity's holiest site. It is located inside the walled Old City in Jerusalem.

The Western Wall and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, both located in Jerusalem's Old City, are the holiest places on earth for two major religions.

Playa Langosta Costa Rica is a smaller beach on the southern end of Playa Tamarindo that is lesser known to travelers, who should definitely consider it for their vacation.

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Australia offers a diverse array of experiences for honeymooners. Romantic getaways especially designed for newlyweds are available at island resorts and seaside locations. Or you can choose to be more adventurous and visit the Australian outback, learn the aboriginal culture or visit large cities. In Part 1, I will touch upon the travel packages designed for romance.

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There aren't too many places on the planet where a true wilderness experience can be enjoyed in serenity, comfort and style. Talbot Bay in the remote Kimberley district of Western Australia is one. Throw in the exhilaration of a hair raising, white knuckle ride on the world's most unique waterfalls and you have a complete holiday package.

For over 5 centuries the bells of St Martin in The Fields, one of London's most famous churches, rang out over London's Trafalgar Square announced to the people significant events in British history. These included the defeat of the Spanish Armada in 1588, the coronation of every British monarch since 1727, the World War 2 victory at El Alamein in 1942 and Captain James Cook's return to England in 1771. Then they were silent. What happened to them?

Crocodile Dundee would have been in his element. But for the terrified occupants of a tiny boat on the East Alligator River, a remote and wild part of Australia's Northern Territory, it was an experience they will never forget.

Picture this. You're playing golf on a beautiful, scenic course. It's a balmy summer's day, the course is uncrowded and everything is going well until you reach the dogleg par 5. Your group's path is blocked by a slow moving group of four and your ball has stopped in the middle of them. The male in the group, standing over a metre tall is obviously annoyed because he is scratching his chest and eyeing you menacingly. Normally you would apologise, but these are not golfers.

Imagine this. You are walking in a carpet of flowers stretching as far as the eye can see. From horizon to horizon, it is a sea of multi-coloured blooms. A beautiful, warm sunny day enhances the exotic scent from these flowers that tantalise your senses. You think to yourself, "It doesn't get any better than this." Where are you? Is this an undiscovered Camelot?

A few years ago, I shared a meal with an American family at their home in Tulsa Oklahoma. I had met them previously at my home town of Perth Australia. I thanked them for the meal by saying: "That was great tucker." My hosts and other guests looked at me in stark amazement. I then realized that we Aussies do speak a different lingo and this led to a hilarious dinnertime discussion when other guests asked me to "speak Australian" Fast forward to 2009.

"Look, they're mating", called our tour guide, her voice quivering with excitement. The centre of our attention was a pair of Jabirus in a nest at the top of a tree in Kakadu National Park, a spectacular unspoilt wilderness area in Australia's Northern Territory. They were a long distance from us and we had to accept our guide's word. They were certainly "up close and personal" and caused animated discussion amongst tourists in our group. Th

Climbing the north face of the Eiger has always been a challenge for experienced mountaineers. If you are looking for a similar gut wrenching challenge in Australia, look no further than the South West corner of Australia. Only it's not a mountain, it's a tree. A frightening monster, one of the tallest in Australia with a summit sometimes disappearing into the clouds. Even on a clear day, those on the platform at the top disappear from view.