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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

The beautiful Sacred Valley and the towns of Pisac, Urubamba, and Ollantaytambo. This fertile valley has many Inca ruins worth exploring but is also a peaceful area to spend some time wandering thro...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Cardano

Cardano aka ADA is used to send and receive digital funds. It claims to be a more balanced and sustainable ecosystem for cryptocurrencies, and the only coin with a scientific philosophy and researc...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Stellar

Stellar focuses on money transfers, and its network is designed to make them faster and more efficient, even across national borders. It was designed by Ripple co-founder Jed McCaleb in 2014 and is...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Ripple

Ripple is a type of cryptocurrency, but it is not Blockchain-based. It’s not meant so much for individual users as it is for larger companies and corporations, moving larger amounts of money (its co...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Ethereum

Unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum focuses not as much on digital currency as it does on decentralized applications (phone apps). You could think of Ethereum as an app store. The platform is looking to return...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Litecoin

Litecoin is increasingly used in the same breath as Bitcoin, and it functions practically the same way. It was created in 2011 by Charlie Lee, a former employee of Google. He designed it to improv...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Bitcoin Cash

Introduced in 2017, Bitcoin Cash is one of the most popular types of cryptocurrency on the market. Its main difference with the original Bitcoin is its block size: 8MB. Compare that to the original Bi...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Bitcoin

Possibly the “Kleenex” or “Coca Cola” of all crypto, in that its name is the most recognizable and the most closely associated with the cryptocurrency system. There are currently more than 17.6 mill...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Colca Canyon (Cañon del Colca)

The deepest canyon in the world, Colca Canyon (Cañon del Colca), twice as deep as the Grand Canyon, is the second deepest after nearby Cotahuasi Canyon. The canyon reaches a depth of 3,400 meters an...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Lake Titicaca

The sparkling blue water of Lake Titicaca is surrounded by rolling hills and traditional small villages. The lake area is a mix of beautiful scenery and culture that sets it apart from other regions...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Cusco's Architectural Treasures

Walking through the streets of Cusco is like wandering through a museum, with history built upon history in this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The main square, Plaza de Armas, in the city center is ho...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

The Inca Trail

The famous Inca Trail is a four-day hike, which terminates at Machu Picchu, and is regarded by many as the highlight of their trip to Peru. This scenic trail is often more demanding than what many p...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Machu Picchu

The majestic Inca City of Machu Picchu is one of the most dramatic settings of a ruined city anywhere in the world. Almost as impressive as the ruins themselves is the spectacular backdrop of steep,...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Easter Island

Easter Island is a Chilean island in the south Pacific Ocean, famous for the giant statues known as Moais, which dot the landscape. Created by the Rapa Nui people, who are thought to have inhabited...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Leshan Giant Buddha, China

Carved out of a red sandstone cliff wall, the Leshan Giant Buddha stands 71 meters and is the tallest stone Buddha in the world. Created in the 8th century, the statue looks out over the confluence of...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Chichen Itza, Mexico

In the flat jungle interior of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, within easy day tripping distance of Cancun and the Mayan Riviera, is the ancient Mayan city of Chichen Itza. This great city of the Mayans...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Lascaux and Lascaux II, France

The Lascaux Cave in the Dordogne region of France contains extraordinary cave paintings, thought to be some of the finest in the world from the Paleolithic period. These detailed paintings from mor...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Mayan Ruins of Tikal, Guatemala

The ancient Mayan city of Tikal is one of the greatest archeological sites in Central America. Located in northern Guatamela and surrounded by jungle, the site comprises more than 3,000 structuresfro...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Petra, Jordan

A dramatic, narrow rock gorge allows entrance to the ancient city of Petra, a stone city with dwellings hewn into sandstone walls. This ancient capital city of the Nabataeans has roots that trace ba...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Terracotta Army, China

Standing guard over the first emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang, the Terracotta Army is like no other archeological site in the world. Thousands upon thousands of life-sized warriors, each with a uniq...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Mesa Verde, USA

Mesa Verde is home to one of the most visually stunning archeological sites in the USA and some of the most well preserved Indian ruins in North America. The most impressive sites are the cliff dwel...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Borobudur, Indonesia

Borobudur is one of the most important Buddhist sites in the world and certainly one of Indonesia's most famous landmarks. Set in lush, tropical surroundings, with mountains and volcanoes rising in...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Stonehenge, England

The monument is thought to have been erected between 3000-1500 BC, but there is no record of its origin or purpose, leading to all kinds of speculation and myths, some of which suggest religious or as...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Acropolis of Athens, Greece

The Acropolis stands as a proud monument to Ancient Greece. Dating from between the 5th and 4th century BC and dominating the site, the Parthenon is the largest and most recognizable structure from...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Roman Colosseum, Italy

The Roman Colosseum is the largest building remaining from Roman times. Its imposing presence in the city center of modern day Rome is a testament to the incredible history of the city and the achie...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Landmannalaugar

Landmannalaugar called rainbow mountain are considered one of the most beautiful parts of Iceland . A wide range of colors along the entire length of the trails is breathtaking At the same ti...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Banff Alberta

Founded in 1883 by three railway workers Thomas McCardell ,William McCardell and Frank McCabe (officialy) Banff has grown from it's ten miles radious to over 2564 square and miles and has over 1,600...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Kawasan Falls

A Cold Swim at Kawasan Falls Enjoy the cold swim in the fresh crystal clear spring water of these great water falls The water falls makes up the Mututinao River System which has been awarded many...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Dead Sea

The Dead Sea is one of the saltiest body of water on Earth with almost 10 times more salt than ordinary seawater This is because water flows into the Dead Sea form one main tributary the River Jorda...

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@Saijiro · 4 years ago

Great Wall of China

The Great Wall of China is one of those undeniable bucket list sites that have long inspired great adventures. This massive wall, connecting battlements and watchtowers, was built over the centuries...

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