Mount Fuji, known as Fuji-san in Japanese, is Japan’s highest mountain, standing majestically at 3,776 meters (12,389 feet) above sea level. Located on the main island of Honshu, approximately 100 kilometers southwest of Tokyo, this iconic volcano is a symbol of both natural beauty and cultural significance. A Sacred and Active Volcano Mount Fuji is … Read more
The Shenzhen–Zhongshan Link is a groundbreaking infrastructure project that epitomizes China’s commitment to engineering excellence and regional connectivity. Stretching across 50 kilometers, this ambitious bridge-tunnel system links two major cities in the Pearl River Delta (PRD): Shenzhen on the eastern side and Zhongshan on the western side. By facilitating seamless travel across the PRD, the … Read more
In 1989, a momentous event unfolded that would forever leave its mark on the annals of history. Known as “The Baltic Way”, this extraordinary demonstration saw nearly 2 million people come together to create a breathtaking human chain. Spanning over 600 kilometers, this unbroken line of unity linked the capital cities of Vilnius in Lithuania, … Read more
Japan, a country renowned for its engineering marvels and innovation, showcases one of its most remarkable feats of infrastructure with the Tokyo Bay Aqua-Line. This ingenious project connects the cities of Kawasaki and Kisarazu, located on opposite sides of Tokyo Bay. Combining a viaduct, an underwater tunnel, and artificial islands, the Aqua-Line is not just … Read more
Imagine a path so vast it stretches across continents, connecting cultures, landscapes, and histories. The longest walkable route on Earth begins in Cape Town, South Africa, and ends in Magadan, a remote port town on the eastern edge of Russia. Spanning an awe-inspiring 22,387 kilometers (13,911 miles), this epic journey crosses three continents—Africa, Asia, and … Read more