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Amarnath – The Holy Cave

By: Mathan | 2012-03-05 | Travel Tips
Every year more than 5 lakh ardent devotees of Lord Shiva make the annual pilgrimage to Amarnath. Located in the state of Jammu and Kashmir, at the foothills of Mount Amarnath, Amarnath caves is one of the most famous shrines for Hindus. read more

Man cave becomes fan cave for football season

By: Steve Dubin | 2010-09-20 | Other Business
In your dad's day, the "man cave" was the workshop in the garage. Today, it's typically a finished room in the basement den dedicated to watching sports, possibly relaxing with an adult beverage or two, or the occasional workout. When the NFL season rolls around, however, the man cave completely morphs into a fan cave read more

Properly Preparing To Cave Dive

By: Ronald Pedactor | 2010-10-21 | Article Marketing
There are five rules you must follow when you cave dive. By following these rules, you will greatly enjoy this activity. read more

Discovering The Life In Caves

By: Ronald Pedactor | 2010-10-21 | Article Marketing
While caves may seem dark, dank and devoid of life, this is not the case. They are actually dark, damp, and full of life if you look in the right places. read more

Most Fabulous Prehistoric Cave Paintings

By: John Stevens | 2011-05-03 | News and society
Thousands of fabulous prehistoric paintings are found in some caves from France, Bulgaria, Argentina, Brazil, India and other regions provide an insight into what prehistoric people thought and how creative they were in the ancient time. read more

Amazing Cave – Amazing Halong Bay

By: Indochina Sails | 2010-12-13 | Destinations
Situated in the centre of the UNESCO World Heritage area, Sung Sôt or "Amazing Cave" is on Bo Hòn Island, and is one of the most spectacular and largest grottoes of Ha Long Bay. read more

Decorating the Tucson Man Cave

By: channelchoicetv | 2012-03-10 | TV
No doubt you are familiar with the “man cave,” that room (usually in the basement) that’s abandoned by the rest of the family and given up to the man of the house to use as a refuge. For some guys, the man cave is a workshop, someplace where they can fire up loud power tools and make stuff. read more

North Norfolk - An Aladdin's Cave

By: Kerry Miller | 2010-09-30 | Fashion
If you have ever stayed in one of the lovely North Norfolk hotels or spent a weekend break in Norfolk, you will probably already know all about Holt. Located between Wells and Cromer, this picturesque, Georgian place is a shoppers paradise - packed full of antique shops, craft emporiums and galleries that are perfect for a morning or afternoons browsing. read more

Caves Painting Of Metal Tanks

By: yaya | 2010-10-26 | Presentation
Niyu Wei 1, Song Zhang 1, LI Yong 1, Jian-Yu Wang 2, Lin Maoguang 2 (1. Navy logistics technology and equipment, Beijing 100072; 2 read more

The mysterious caves of Karla

By: sara andresan | 2011-07-12 | Destinations
As a tourist, you would always greedy for more attractions at a place. You prefer maximum possibilities of enjoyment in that particular place. Hence, it becomes impossible to plan a holiday in an impulse. This is the case with most Indian Tours. India is a country full of mysterious locations and situations. You would enjoy the most as a tourist if you land up in India. read more

Visit The Enchanting Ajanta And Ellora Caves

By: Aalia Khan | 2011-03-25 | Destinations
India is a famous tourist destination throughout world with its natural beauty and world class architectural marvels. From Mughal forts and palaces to British buildings, it has everything which you want to see. It is known and visited for caves also. Like Ajanta and Ellora caves India has many other caves also. read more

Mile 4 of the Pettyjohn Cave Survey

By: Hubert Crowell | 2010-05-23 | Extreme
The discovery of the Emerald Pool pushed the cave to the most northern point and Tobacco Road pushed the cave to the most western point. With Mile 4 completed you can see just how complex this cave has become. read more

Must visit of the Ajanta caves

By: Harry Carlin | 2011-11-17 | Travel Tips
The Ajanta caves are located about 99 Kms away from Aurangabad area in the state of Maharashtra. The caves comprise of lots of paintings, statues of Lord Buddha, sculptures and so on. read more

Tour to Ajanta and Ellora Caves

By: Aparana | 2010-10-29 | Exotic locations
The caves of Ajanta Ellora were discovered by John Smith the British Army Officer on the group expedition in the yar 1819 which has been carved on the Sahyadri hills over the Wagora river. There are 29 caves which has been built as retreat of the Buddhists monks who performed the rituals and rights in the Chaitanyas and Viaharas which were the ancient learning centers of Buddhists. read more

Amazing Altamira with its Cave Images

By: Harry Draco | 2010-12-27 | Destinations
Altamira is famous for its splendid cave paintings but you may have to wait as long as 3 years to view them. Such is the fame of these fascinating ancient paintings. read more