The Pamukkale were formed when a high concentration of calcium bicarbonate flowed over the edge of a cliff and then hardened creating solid calcium deposits. Not only are the waters warm and perfect for relaxing in, they are also said to have healing qualities. I think this would make a great vacation, not only do these hot springs look enchanting but visiting Turkey would also be a great cultural experience!
Monday, 27 February 2012
4. Pamukkale Hot Springs, Turkey
After doing a project on Turkish culture for my international business class in high school, I discovered the beautiful Pamukkale Hot Springs in Turkey. These natural springs, also known as the "cotton castle" are famous for the unique way they formed, due to the flowing water. One of the awesome things I would love to do in the near future is visit this site and swim in one of the hot springs that cascade over the mountain.
Monday, 20 February 2012
3. Visit Peru's Machu Picchu
Sunday, 12 February 2012
2. Arctic Snow Dog Expedition
The picture that started it all :D |
I imagine the view at certain points in the expedition would be amazing :) |
Tuesday, 7 February 2012
1. Visit Fiji's Poseidon Under Water Hotel
Being of Caribbean hertiage, I love being in the water. I've always loved swimming or simply viewing the ocean from the shore of a beach. Which is why when I saw this Hotel a while back I was in awe. What I plan to do in the future (after accumulating a small fortune) is visiting Fiji's renowned underwater hotel: Poseidon. Not only is Fiji a beautiful island paradise on the other side of the world but this hotel was like nothing I had seen before.
Beautiful weather in Fiji, a nice change from all the snow here in Canada :P |
(check out the hotels website: http://www.poseidonresorts.com/poseidon_main.html)
The room I'm totally going to book...soon. |
The dining room; I wonder if they serve fish.... |
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