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Merewether Tower
Karachi, Pakistan
This is perhaps one of the strangest landmarks in Karachi. No one is quite sure why it was built. Some say it has paranormal powers to guide alien spacecraft. Others believe that it contains within it some ancient secrets about the city. But the most commonly circulating rumor is that it was built to honour the freemasons, which is apparent from the strange encryptions and patterns on its walls....
Peterskirche(Church of St. Peter)
Munich, Germany
This is Munich's oldest church, built in 1180. The church also has a tall steeple that you can climb. Timings: Mon-Sat 9.00 -18.00 Sun 10.00 - 19.00 Admission: Church free Tower € 2.50 adults, € 1.50 students, € 0.50 children Tel: 089-2604828 Address: Rindermarkt 1, Near the Rathaus ...
Milad Tower
Tehran, Iran
Only a short metro ride north of the city is the Milad tower which features a 435m radio and satellite antenna, a viewing deck, a revolving restaurant and a sky dome. It is the tallest concrete tower in Iran and has an octagonal base, symbolic of Persian architecture....
Zhibek Zholy Walking Area
Almaty, Kazakhstan
Address: runs parallel to Gogol Street. Or down Ablai Khan Road, all the way to Kunaev If you want a taste of the culture and magic of old town Almaty, there is nothing like a good old-fashioned casual walk down any one of the most popular streets in town – the Ablai Khan Avenue, Gogol street, Kunaev or the Zenkov Street. Merging the four major administrative districts of Almaty, namely the M...