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Badami Cave Temples - The Most Intriguing Caves

By: Vivek S | 2012-04-24 | Destinations
Karnataka is situated in the southern India and is among the fore runners in the Indian tourism industry. People from all over the globe visit the place every year for touring the most amazing Badami Cave Temples. The Town of Badami is located in the northern part of Karnataka and is relatively a very small town and was the capital of the ancient Chalukyas. read more

Furnishing the Man Cave

By: Grubb Young | 2010-10-24 | Accessories
Man caves don't need much decorating. read more

Powered Paragliding & Cave Exploration

By: Dell Schanze | 2010-10-10 | Recreation & Sports
I'm a power hang gliding and caving. I Wild West coast, especially to explore the caves since 1979. read more

Ajanta and Ellora Caves

By: Taba Ajum | 2010-03-31 | Destinations
Ajanta and Ellora caves are the pride representative of India's architectural heritage. These two mind blowing caves are world famous for their cave shrine which has been cut from rock all by using hand. These caves were lying low for a long time until it was discovered by the British army officer John Smith while on a hunting expedition in the year 1819. read more

Top Mysterious Caves Worldwide

By: John Steven | 2010-06-22 | Adventure Tourism
The interlace huge columns of crystal, glowing insects and ice blocks springed up constantly and disappeared, and so on making the caves more mysterious. Discover 9 following crystal caves, the secrets of nature! They are Crystal Cave, Fingal's Cave, Ice Cave, Mammoth Cave... read more

Most Beautiful Caves Worldwide

By: Paige Taylor | 2010-09-10 | Adventure Tourism
Caves are known as natural underground spaces large enough for a human to enter. Caves are formed in limestone by geologic processes. Their formation and development have taken place with combination of chemical processes, atmospheric influences, or erosion from water. read more

Caves, Cannons and Crinolines

By: Donna M. Mcdine | 2010-03-30 | Book Reviews
Book review of Caves, Cannons and Crinolines. Immerse yourself in this time period and the pages will come alive. read more

Ajanta & Ellora Caves

By: brajesh kumar | 2012-04-17 | Destinations
Acclaimed as UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ajanta and Ellora Caves are the ancient repositories of antique Indian architectural heritage. Hewn out of solid rocks, these caves bring forth the most astute of expertise achieved by use of chisel and hands. read more

Top 10 Cave Wonders

By: Paige Taylor | 2011-03-07 | Exotic locations
For decades, geologists have been searching for spectacular secrets of mother earth scattered somewhere to satisfy the adventuring desires. And the result did not fail their expectation, series of nature wonders are unveiled, of which underground caves are varied from sizes to categories of weird stalactites and limestone characteristics that are expected to be preserved for ever. Now we have explored successfully series of well known incredibly caves such as: Reed Flute, Puerto Princesa, Waitomo, and so on. Are you sure you have ever heard of top 10 following caves? They are voted as the most beautiful caves people have explored so far. read more

Doctor's Cave Beach

By: Stevert Mckenzie | 2011-01-12 | Eco Tourism
The tender sounds of waves caressing the shoreline lovingly is just one hallmark of the Doctors Cave Beach in Montego Bay. The clean, blue and clear therapeutic water awaits anyone who desires to be relieved of body impurities and longing for a sense of wellness read more

Caving in the Canyons

By: Sumo Okeli | 2011-03-29 | Recreation & Sports
Cave exploring usually called caving is an uncommon sport especially in UK and Germany. Meghalaya in India achieves lots and lots of outdoor tourists every year who come for caving among the rocks and cliffs. The caving involves near about 100 hours of exploration and experimentation. Researching and discovering the oldest of caves is my passion as well as my job. Every now and then I am off read more

Altamiraand The cave Paintings

By: Kevin O Williams | 2011-04-15 | Exotic locations
Spain is world renowned for being a very popular tourist destination due to the fact that it has hundreds of places read more

Amarnath Cave - The Legend

By: Jacob Jay | 2011-02-25 | Spirituality
Amartnath cave is among the most famous memorials in Hinduism. This shrine is dedicated to Lord Shiva and is located in Kashmir and Jammu of the Indian state. According to the Hindus, this cave is more than 5, 000 years of age and plays a very essential part in their religion. This cave was where Lord Shiva narrated the secrets of the creation of the entire universe and immortality to his wife, Pa read more

Stunning Badami Cave Temples

By: Vivek S | 2012-04-25 | Travel & Leisure
Badami is a place located in North of Karnataka. This small town comes under the district of Bagalkot. Badami is known for its caves and temples architecture, which attracts the tourists to this place frequently. In ancient times, Badami was ruled by the famous Chalukyan dynasty. These caves and temples were built during 6th and 7th century. read more

Magnificent Badami Cave Temples

By: Pradeep NS | 2012-04-24 | Travel & Leisure
Well-illustrious today for sandstone carved ancient cave temples, and once been the capital of the renowned Early Chalukyas, the Badami, depicts a scenic view being situated at a ravine’s mouth between two rocky hills. Besides its artificial lake, red sandstone hill, museums, rock cut architectures, and other alluring aspects, this picturesque domain is best known for its cave temples, the Badam read more