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Pen Museum

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 Pen Museum You have read a lot of unusual Museum through our blogs so here we come with another one, We know everything has a history so does the Pen. Yes!!  We are talking about Pen Museum which is discovered in Birmingham England. It celebrates the legacy of Birmingham’s 19th century steel pen trade, the pen nibs produced and distributed globally, at its height employed an estimated 8,000 workers of which 70% were women the mass production of affordable pens helped to improve literacy worldwide. Pen museum also share the information how steel pen nibs were made and has pen nibs on display. The Museum is based in former pen factory constructed in 1863 to manufacture gold pen nibs now expanded into three galleries the museum accommodates an extensive and unique collections of pens, nibs, machinery and artifacts related to pen trade. The museums exhibition display are complemented by trails, video, interactive equipment’s that helps bring to life the history of Birmingham...
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India's first Nocturnal Zoo

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KANKARIA ZOO     While the world is sleeping someone emerges in the darkness to chase their Prey, these are the Mother Nature's Captivating creatures known as The Nocturnal Animals!! We as a whole get fascinated to take the brief look at their normal night life considering this Kankaria zoo in Ahmadabad has constructed India's First Nocturnal Zoo in 2017 The Two floor designed zoo has wilderness surface and it is built in a particularly way that gives night climate in the day time and the other way around so visitors will be able to watch them move around during Day time. Nocturnal Creatures incorporates Flying fox (Bats) , Owl , Wolf, Jackal, Wilderness Felines, Stripped Hyena, Panthers, Porcupines, Hedgehog, Night Heron, Palm Civet and many jeopardized species are  protected and preserved in this Zoo. For the first time  India has introduced &  utilize   Geothermal System  (Earth Tube Heat exchanger) for air circulation ...
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Ramen 😍

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Cup Noodles Museum  If you love instant ramen then this place is for you!! This unique Museum gives you an amazing experience of Ramen history & evolution of flavors!! Located in Yokohama Japan Japan. Most of tourist love visiting My Cup Noddle’s where one can take home their customize ramen and designed package  If you want a more hands-on experience, try the Chicken Ramen Factory workshop where you can make the classic flavor for yourself.  Advance reservations are required to participate, however No odles Bazaar food court, which serves representative noodle dishes from eight countries , Before you leave, pop by the Tasting Hall and sample limited edition and regional flavors all in one place. 
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Ghost Town

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 Dhanshukodi - Tamil Nadu  Dhanushkodi is a town at the south eastern tip of pamban island of the state Tamil Nadu in India its not just a town but its an abandon town. Dhanushkodi which literally means ‘’end of the bow’’.  Suited at confluence of the Bay of Bengal and the Indian ocean 20km from south of temple town of Rameswaram till date its vast white sand beach can be reached only on rickety jeeps. Once accessible by railroad the super cyclone of 1964 turned this bustling port town into expanse of ruins , took away many lives overnight. All the remains of the station and rail tracks buried under the layer of sand. Government , after analyzing the perilous  location of Dhanushkodi declared  an uninhabitable place. Hence the place got popular as the ghost town. Today apart from 50-60 odd fishermen and few local shopkeepers, nobody lives here.   But still it became a popular offbeat-destination for holiday.
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Abu Simbel

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  ABU SIMBEL Abu Simbel is an ancient temple carved out of sandstone cliff which built during the reign of Egyptian king Ramesse II. It has set an iconic example of ancient Egyptian art located near southern Egypt near Nile river. The temple were unknown to the outside world until their rediscovery in 1813 by the swiss researcher Johann Ludwig Burckhardt and first explored by Egyptologist Giovanni Battista Belzoni in 1817 The seated figures of Ramasee are 66 feet. His wife and childrens can be seen in small figures by his feet.  The temple itself dedicated to sun god Amon re and Re Horakhte.  consist of three consecutive halls extending 185 feet into the cliff. The temples are also aligned with east so that twice a year on 21 February and 21 October the sun shines directly into the sanctuary of the great temple and illuminate the statue of  Ramesses and Amun Picture Source : Pinterest
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Titanic

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 Titanic Belfast    " Every night in my dreams I see you, I feel you That is how I know you go on Far across the distance And spaces between us You have come to show you go on" Well, you must have already starting yodeling this song right? The movie titanic doesn’t requires  any new introduction, the main duo characters who have played their remarkable role made the movie evergreen. But today, lets drive ourselves into a world’s realistic museum of ‘Titanic’. Titanic Belfast is must see attraction in Northern Ireland the classic six floor building located in the heart of Belfast. Titanic Belfast tell the story of titanic from her conceptions in early 1900’s experience a thrilling ride through the reconstruction of the shipyard and Titanic under construction. Be brought deep into the stories of the passengers, the crew and the heroes of the day; relive the drama of the tragic end to Titanic’s maiden voyage, and visit the wreck at her resting...
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Fly G

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Fly Geyser  The world is full of amazing places both natural wonders and man-made things but Fly Geyser is colorful odd shape is actually little bit of both. Located on private land in Washoe County,Nevda. This area is known as  for its geothermal pools there are three geyser on the land . Its an six-foot-tall, brightly colored geysers that spew boiling water over five feet into the air.   In 20 th century people living on private land decided to see if there was a way to carry out irrigation they drilled a test well and manged to find water but it was way to much water jutting out, later the villagers got to know that it was hot water coming out from the well and tried to fix it by re-sealing the well but apparently the cap didn’t hold and a new larger geyser emerged. An energy firm in 1964 drilled the second well close to the one but it was also boiling hot water so company scraped the project and capped the well and however the water started seeping from other ...
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