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The Suez Canal

By: adventure africa expedition | 2010-09-08 | Travel & Leisure
Suez Canal is the largest man-made artificial sea-level waterway found in Egypt. It was opened in the 1869 to allow water transportation between Europe and Asia to avoid ships navigation around Africa. The canal original size was 164 km long and 8metre deep. However enlargements have been undertaken and it now has a length of 193.30km and its 24 metres deep. It also has a northern access channel of 22km and 9 km southern access. read more

A Tour of Amsterdam's Canals

By: Isla Campbell | 2011-04-07 | Travel & Leisure
Amsterdam's famous canals draw millions of visitors every year and are one of Europe's greatest tourist attractions. read more

Nhu Y canal

By: Vietnam Heritage Travel | 2011-08-12 | Destinations
To most tourists, Hue means the imperial palace tombs and shrines. But the true world heritage of Hue, in fact, is the whole region of about a hundred square kilometers of well reserved ancient areas around the city. The citadel and royal tombs are only one part of it. read more

Day Tour To Tanis & Suez Canal From Cairo | Sightseeing Tours From Cairo

By: Ahmed Ali | 2012-03-26 | Destinations
Over day trip to Tanis & The Suez Canal area from Cairo, Day Excursions, Trips to Tanis or San El Hagr, Bubastis Then Proceed to Ismailia on the Suez Canal For Lunch, Tour From Cairo early in the morning, drive to Tanis) the delta capital of Ramses II, passing on the site of Bubastis where the cat was worshiped then proceed to Ismailia on the Suez Canal.. read more

The Peaceful South Bridge Road

By: | 2010-04-17 | Destinations
South Bridge Road is located to the southern side of the Singapore River in the Area of Singapore commonly known as Chinatown. This stretch of road was originally built in 1833 and is home to several national monuments of Singapore. read more

London Travel: Kayaking On Regent's Canal

By: Susanne Pacher | 2010-10-05 | Travel & Leisure
Our last day in London had arrived, far too quickly I might add. My travel partner Andrea and I had already spent two action-packed days in this cosmopolitan metropolis which included explorations of Portobello Market and Notting Hill, a ride on the River Thames and a guided tour through London"��s fascinating East End. This morning would hold a very special treat for us: an early morning sunrise kayak tour on Regent Canal! read more

History of Amsterdam's Canals

By: Bart van de Grift | 2011-11-24 | Cruises
Amsterdam is also known as the Venice of the North for the numerous canals, bridges and islands it has. read more

Great Narrowboat Holidays on the Grand Union Canal

By: | 2010-04-14 | Travel & Leisure
The Grand Union is truly Grand Canal featuring wide locks, a variety of scenery, plus classic villages such as Braunston, Stoke Bruerne and Nether Heyford. The Central section of the Grand Union Canal carries the traveler from Braunston, to the Milton Keynes. Braunston sits atop the hill surveying the surrounding Northamptonshire countryside. read more

Panama Canal Expansion Impact

By: Nelson Cabrera | 2010-09-30 | International Business
Learn how the Panama Canal Expansion project could affect East coast and West coast ocean shipping ports. Accommodations for larger ocean freight supertankers must be made. read more

Root canal treatment

By: alizacarver | 2011-05-24 | Dental
Root canal treatment is a procedure which deals with the treatment of diseases of tooth pulp which is present in the center of tooth in canals inside the root of each tooth. Pulp is composed of connective tissues, nerve & blood vessel. Pulp can get damage due to various reasons e.g. When the pulp tissue becomes severely diseased & necrotic the infection spreads from tooth to adjacent bone read more

Hello From London, Sunrise Kayaking On Regents Canal

By: arther | 2010-12-07 | Travel & Leisure
Your travel portal for travel advice, unconventional travel ideas and ways to connect with other cultures read more

Crowns & Bridges

By: iClick Media | 2011-02-15 | Dental
Before the era of implants, crown and bridgework was the best way to replace missing or partially missing teeth. It is still an excellent way to replace missing teeth for whatever reason implants cannot be used. By using the existing teeth as a base for the reconstruction with the bridgework or crowns we have been able to return the dentition to normal function and indeed normal appeara read more

Prague Bridges

By: Lucie Rusarova | 2010-01-27 | Travel & Leisure
The capital city of Czech Republic lies in the centre of Central Europe. Prague is situated on the river Vltava in central Bohemia and has been the political, cultural, and economic centre of the Czec read more

Crossing Bridges

By: Jeff Gustafson | 2010-01-29 | Self Improvement
It was quite an eye-opener to him and the thought of using that term again won't cross his mind for some time to come... read more

Information About The Panama Canal

By: Xavier Santana | 2012-12-01 | History
Regardless of whether you are thinking about a family getaway or an individual journey, the Panama Canal is capable of providing an enjoyable time for everyone. There is a solid ground of history if you're interested in the brilliance of man's creations. There is a fantastic climate and nature to enjoy for those people who are looking to spend some time getting a little relaxation. There are also read more