Alhambra Is a Historical Palace In Spain

Alhambra is a beautiful palace, it's located in the Spain city Granada. it's built in the 14yh century. In fact that Alhambra was made for The Kings of Islam in Spain for his residence. It's Islamic palace and it's built by Nasrid dynasty for the last Muslim Emirs in Spain. Alhambra has become proof of the wealth of architecture and art that symbolizes the advent of Islam. It is the most major tourist attraction in Spain, , exhibiting the country's most significant and well known Berber Islamic architecture, together with 16th-century and later Christian building and garden interventions. The Alhambra is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the inspiration for many songs and stories. The interior design is such a beautiful and the interior design is fully decorated with the Arabic script and calligraphy, depicting the richness of Islamic art in Granada. Since 1984 it is nominated as a World heritage site.

Alhambra is the most beautiful Palace

fantastic view of out side

Alhambra Granada

nice marble floor

the pillar is fully decorated with Arabic

Alhambra Spain

Trafalgar Square - Travel Guide, London Attraction Place

Trafalgar square is the heart of London. Mostly visitors visit London to view this place. This place is considered as the center of London, from where the distance is measured from. If you have visited London and you haven’t seen it, it means you haven’t seen whole London. This square was constructed by Sir Charles Barry in the year 1840, besides that he was also responsible for the House of the Parliament.

Let’s just talk about its attraction places of this Trafalgar square. One of the attraction places of the Trafalgar square is Nelson’s column which is the central piece of this square; it is built to celebrate different occasions. This was constructed by Admiral Horatio, Nelson. It is 69 ft and 3 inches tall. In the year 2006 it was restored and made actually shorter than previous one approximately 14 ft and 69 inches. The base of this Nelson’s column is embellished with four bronze relief panels. Each 18 feet square it was occupied from the French guns.

One of its other attractions, ideal and important place is their fountains in the Trafalgar square which were not saved in the government directories since 2012 and they shut off due to prolonged shortage of supply of water.

In this square there are four foundations, in which three of them feature the statues of the English king and in the fourth foundation, there never had any statue.  It is turned for the public place of art which turns regularly. Recently this place is captured by the Powerless structures.  Firstly there was a model of a boy who was on a rocking horse which was 4.1 meters tall and then it was replaced by a model of cockerel which is symbolizing the regeneration of awakening and strength which was made by artist Katharina Fritsch.

This square is also known for thousands of brutal pigeons and after that it was a popular activity to feed them but slowly this place was not become famous and now there are many pigeons.  In the center of the square every year the Christmas tree is placed because this is a part of their tradition.

 Trafalgar Square in London

You can easily reach here because they are providing different facilities. Even in online you can buy the tickets for it and it is very affordable for every person.

Trafalgar Square lion statue

 Trafalgar Square great attraction

Loch Ness Fresh water Lake

Loch Ness is a large and deep freshwater loch. It's located in the Scottish Highlands extending for about 37 kilometer 23 miles southwest of Inverness. It is above 15.8 meter about 52 feet to the sea level. Loch Ness is best known for the sightings of the cryptozoological Loch Ness Monster, also known affectionately as "Nessie". It is connected at the southern end by the River Oich and a section of the Caledonian Canal to Loch Oich.
Loch Ness is a wonderful loch and that is the 2nd largest Scottish loch in Scotland, it's surface area 56.4 square kilometer after Loch Lomond, but due to its great depth, it is the largest by volume. The deepest point of the it's 230 meter about 755 feet. That is more deeper than the height of the London Bt Tower, that tower is 189 meter about 620 feet deeper than any other loch without Loch Morar. In this Loch is more pure and freshwater against the all lakes in United Kingdom.

 Loch Ness

 Loch Ness

 Loch Ness Monster

Tiananmen Square In Beijing, China (Facts And Death Toll)

A large public square in Beijing, China is Tiananmen Square after the Tiananmen Gate which is situated in North, separating from the Forbidden City. In the world it is the third largest city square about 880m by 500m. This square has great cultural significance and in Chinese history, this site has several important events. Farther from the China this is best known for the focal point of the Tiananmen Square protests of the year 1989, which was a pro democracy movement which was ended on 4 June 1989 along the announcement of martial law in Beijing by the government because of the death of several hundred or thousands of citizens.

The Tiananmen gate was built in the year 1415 during the Ming dynasty but due to the heavy fight between Li Zicheng and the early Qing emperors, the gate was destroyed. Then in the year 1651 the it was designed and built and since it has enlarged four times its original size in the 1950s. A major expansion of Tiananmen Square started which was completed in the 11 months.

Tiananmen Square in Beijing China

 Since its creation it is use for the meeting place. It lies between two massive gates, the Zhengyangmen, which is better known for the Qianmen to the South and the Tiananmen to the north ,its west side of the square it has a great hall for the people and on the east side it contains the national museum of China which is dedicated to the Chinese history. Chang’an Avenue which lies between the Tiananmen and the square, it is used for parades and the trees lines the east and west edges.

Students protests and a number of the political events in Tiananmen Square, China

 This site is best for the student protests and a number of the political events. The most important event is protests during the May Fourth Movement in the year 1919. After the death of Zhou Enlai, it's protests in the year 1976 and in the year 1989 the Tiananmen Square protests which were result of the military suppression and the death of multiple protestors.  There are many other important events which were remembered in the Chinese history.

Tiananmen Square

 

 Tiananmen Square Massacre