Traveling is something that my wife and I really enjoy.

We often take a trip and try to tick off things from our bucket list. So when this time we started wanderlusting , we knew where we wanted to go. Singapore has been on our list for a very long time. We wanted to visit a first world country, hence Singapore seemed like the best option under the budget we had thought of. We disclosed our plan of traveling to Singapore with my sister-in-law and she too was game to go on this adventure for us and we couldn’t be happier. We knew who we wanted to contact for the trip. We go in touch with TravelTriangle and soon they were ready with a perfect itinerary for us and we were ready for our Singapore trip from Mumbai.

 

 

Atlantis, The Palm, in Dubai is one of the most opulent resort complexes in the world and the Aquaventure Waterpark is its award-winning attraction, famous not only in the middle-east but around the world as well. Sprawling over the beachfront apex that covers 17 acres in The Palm’s crescent, you will be surrounded by a verdant tropical landscape with a private beach. From lazy rivers to wave pools, thrill rides to water slides, kids’ play area to cabanas, there is something for every age group. As an added adventure, you have the opportunity to see sharks and rays from a close range.

Aquaventure Waterpark Opening Hours And Tickets

 

The Aquaventure Waterpark timings are generally from 10 AM till sunset daily, although the closing time can be changed according to the months of the ye ... Read more »

Just outside Al Bustan Palace Hotel, opposite the imposing parliament buildings, a small roundabout is home to Sohar, a boat named after the hometown of the famous Omani seafarer Ahmed Bin Majid. The boat (a replica of one sailed by Abdullah Bin Gasm in the mid-8th century to Guangzhou, China) was built in the dhow yards of Sur from the bark of more than 75,000 palm trees and four tonnes of rope. Not a single nail was used in the construction. British adventurer Tim Severin is a renowned historian and travel writer who spent a lifetime retracing legendary voyages to determine if they were practically feasible. He engaged a crew of Omani sailors to sail Sohar to Guangzhou in 1980. The journey of 6000 nautical miles took eight months to complete and helped prove that the mythical t ... Read more »