December 12, 2011
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Akamas National Park and mountains in Cyprus Updated: December 14, 2020 | By Claire | More Akamas National Park is situated in the north-eastern part of the island of Cyprus. It covers an area of 230 km2 and excels in a wild natural beauty. Its name was given by Athenian warrior and son of Theseus, […]
Tags: 5km, akamas, aphrodite, beautiful-walk, byzantine-monastery, canyons, cyprus, greek-mythology, hiking-trails, holidays-in-cyprus, island-of-cyprus, magnificent-views, mountains, national-park, nature, plant-species, sea-turtles, several-species, species-of-orchids, trojan-war, vultures, water-reservoir
Categories: Cyprus, Nature
May 11, 2011
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Stuibenfall – the highest waterfall in Tyrol | Austria Updated: January 16, 2020 | By Claire | More Stuibenfall is the highest waterfall in Tyrol, Austria. It is located in the district of Imst, in the Ötztal Alps, near the village Umhausen. It is a part of a stream Horlachbach. Photo licensed under the Creative […]
Tags: 10-years, alps, archaeological-park, austria, cubic-meters, glaciers, highest-waterfall, hour-and-a-half, imst, landslide, permafrost, rocks, stuibenfall, tyrol, tyrol-austria, umhausen, water-reservoir, waterfall
Categories: Austria, Nature
November 8, 2010
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Jägala Falls is Estonia’s widest and most powerful waterfall — a dramatic 8-metre-high, 50-metre-wide curtain of water thundering over a limestone escarpment just 25 kilometres east of Tallinn. While Valaste Waterfall may be taller, Jägala is arguably the more impressive spectacle, particularly during the spring snowmelt and after heavy rain when the falls transform from […]
Tags: 13th-century, backdrop, baltic, baltic-sea, biggest-waterfall, biggest-waterfall-in-estonia, estonia, jagala-falls, limestone, nature, nearby-water, river-cuts, tallinn, water-mill, water-reservoir, waterfall, waterfalls
Categories: Estonia, Nature
September 28, 2010
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Thayatal National Park is one of Austria’s most beautiful but least-known protected areas — a dramatic 13-kilometre-long valley on the Czech border where the Thaya River has carved a deep, meandering canyon through ancient metamorphic rock, creating a richly forested landscape that is home to wildcats, black storks, and over 40 species of orchid. Together […]
Tags: animal-world, austria, bad-weather, beautiful-landscapes, bedrock-granite, borders, castles, czech-side, diversity, flora-and-fauna, forests, hectares, national-park, national-park-podyji, national-park-thayatal, nature, nice-city, plant-species, rare-species, steep-cliffs, thaya, vegetation, vertebrates, water-reservoir, znojmo
Categories: Austria, Nature
May 16, 2010
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Domaša lake – where to get cold and wet in eastern Slovakia during the hot summer days Updated: June 14, 2020 | By Claire | More Domaša is a multi-purpose hydroelectric project, a water reservoir, located in the district of Vranov, in the eastern Slovakia. It was built between 1962 – 1967. Domaša dam lies […]
Tags: black-stork, cottage-resorts, different-types-of-fish, domasa, eastern-slovakia, herons, hydroelectric-project, lake, long-walks, maximum-depth, maximum-width, nice-view, quiet-nooks, recreational-purposes, slovakia, species-of-ducks, summer-festivals, types-of-fish, vranov, water-reservoir, water-surface, white-tailed-eagle
Categories: Nature, Slovakia