refer – Balashiha http://balashiha.su Sat, 22 Sep 2012 20:00:30 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.1.19 Wild Life Beach Colombo Tour http://balashiha.su/?p=10905 http://balashiha.su/?p=10905#respond Wed, 15 Feb 2012 09:48:17 +0000 http://balashiha.su/?p=10905 Wild Life Beach Colombo Tour

Duration : 07 Days/06 Nights 
 
Day 01: Arrive the city and make a stay at Earl’s Regency hotel, Kandy. You can visit the temple of the tooth relic in the evening. The evening can also be utilized to witness the cultural show. 
 
Day 02: Next morning you can move on the tour of city of Kandy, which was the last capital of the Sri Lankan kings. Kandy is a splendid city and is known for its rich past, grandeur, folklore, mystery and traditions.
  
There are also some botanical gardens in Peradeniya which are the great attraction. Here one can get the opportunity to see more than 4000 species of plants and this place is encircled by Mahaweli river.
 
Day 03: Nuwara Eliya which is referred as the heart of Sri Lanka, this place can be visited in the morning. Srilanka produces about 50% of the world’s best tea. The highest mountain of Srilanka, Pidurutalagala (8282 ft) is situated here. Nuwara Eliya also has one of the finest golf course of the country which has around 18 holes. You must pay a visit to Galway Forest Lodge / Tea Factory for lunch. 
 
Day 04: On the fourth day you can move to Sita Eliya and later one can move to Hambantota to enjo the lunch. Bundala national park attracts people in large number which  can be seen by hiring a jeep safari. This is one of the largest national parks of the country. Bundala is the home to some of wild beasts like wild boar, elephants, wild buffalo, deer, crocodiles, birds are also found here in large number. Oasis Hotel/Rosen Hotel, Hambantota are to good places for overnight stay over here. 
 
Day 05: Next morning after the breakfast you can move for city tour of Galle, this has ones been an important port of Ceylon. Galle is known for handmade lace, tortoise shell and elephant’s ebony. 
 
Day 06: After breakfast some leisure time can be spent on the beach. Later one should proceed to Colombo for an overnight stay at Grand Oriental / Taj Samudra, hotel Colombo. 
 
Day 07: On the seventh day you can move on a city tour of Colombo. There are various places which can be visited like the old parliament, the BMICH (Bandaranaike memorial international conference hall) and the old fort. You can also go to the ceramics corporation showroom, house of fashion, the odel unlimited dress boutique and majestic city shopping complex. In the afternoon you can proceed to airport for departure.

]]>
http://balashiha.su/?feed=rss2&p=10905 0
DESTINATION SINGAPORE http://balashiha.su/?p=2607 http://balashiha.su/?p=2607#respond Thu, 29 Dec 2011 09:19:47 +0000 http://balashiha.su/?p=2607 DESTINATION SINGAPORE

Simply one of the most exciting metropolises to visit and a vacation destination beyond compare, this island country has and continues to enthrall millions across the world. a famous and thriving cosmopolitan city that it is, no wonder then that you’ll find plenty cheap flights to Singapore. Whosoever referred to it as the “little red dot” probably hasn’t seen the country in its entire splendor. Overflowing with diversity as well as multiplicity of cultures, language, arts and architecture, the country offers more than just a world-class living environment. The ubiquitous collage of myriad cultures, different ethnicities and beliefs coexisting and much more, Singapore is easily one of the places to visit in Asia. It is an inspiring nation replete with a landscape populated with skyscrapers and beautiful parks and gardens, a stunning seascape, and warm and hospitable locals. A trip is to Singapore is exciting, relaxing, enriching and juts unforgettable, all at once. If you are in Singapore for a few days, you might want to extend your stay. There’s just so much to do and see here that most tourist come here well-equipped with a rather long stay. Singapore’s dynamic and oh-so vibrant art scene is a feast for the senses. Take a trip to several of the art museums, general and specialist galleries, and exhibition spaces for some dekko at the works of international and local artists. Explore its vast ecosystem comprising great bounties of nature and wildlife. Take a tour of the rainforests and wetlands for an undisturbed experience, or simply walk through the beautifully landscaped gardens and parks on the island, they are one too many here. if you happen to be visiting Singapore with family then a trip to Sentosa is a must. Offering the very best in thrilling entertainment for the young and the old alike, it is a one-in-all attraction that is ideal for a family getaway. Make merry through DUCK or HIPPO tours, thrill yourself silly by doing adventure sports, go around the man-made island atop an open-air bus, experience exotic marine life, or party by the beach after sunset. The safest place to be in, Singapore offers bright lights as company even at 2am in the morning. Sometimes you want to be where all the action is, feel like being in the middle of all the hustle-bustle is. That’s exactly why places like Boat-Quay and Clark-Quay are big hits among nighttime revelers. A range of restaurants to choose from, a vast variety of discotheques, pubs and bars to pick from and the company of beautiful lake by your side, what more could one ask for?

Singapore is hugely popular not for the diversity in experiences that it offers but also the fact that it welcomes all kinds of tourists. You could desire a luxurious stay here or just make do with a cheap hotel and a cheaper car rental service, surround yourself with all the indulgences or be happy with stay in a bed and breakfast and all the freebies that the place has to offer. No matter what you want and how you want it, you’ll find it here.

]]>
http://balashiha.su/?feed=rss2&p=2607 0
Ultimate Cheap Family Holiday Travel Guide http://balashiha.su/?p=10065 http://balashiha.su/?p=10065#respond Tue, 25 Oct 2011 12:54:56 +0000 http://balashiha.su/?p=10065 Ultimate Cheap Family Holiday Travel Guide

If you need a quick reference for planning your next family holiday an ultimate cheap holiday travel guide will help. An effective guide will offer accommodation, pricing, sites to see and travel options. Knowing what is available ahead of time is a good piece of information when planning your holiday.

A variety of travel destinations are vital for an ultimate cheap family holiday travel guide. If you are considering a Caribbean holiday the guide should address the major and not so major destinations in the islands. If your holiday tends toward the Alps the travel guide should have a range of accommodations for those that may care to ski and for those that may want to shop and eat. City accommodations are an essential part of a good travel guide. So many popular city destinations have multiple possible sites and restaurants to visit. Knowing which restaurants, museums and sites may intrigue you before the holiday allows for good planning.

An ultimate cheap family holiday travel guide will also offer options located about the destination for your holiday. Just a short distance around the selected location may offer potential new and exciting day trips for you and the family. Visit the intended location for the family holiday and find expected and unexpected added adventures as you explore your holiday surroundings. Festivals and local events are a good way to get to know the destination. Your holiday travel guide can be your access to unknown cultures and possibly new tastes to temp your palette.

If you are just getting started in planning your next holiday a good travel guide will get you moving. Take advantage of the work that others have already done for you. The Holiday-Experts have researched the world so your next holiday will be perfect.

]]>
http://balashiha.su/?feed=rss2&p=10065 0
Mediterranean Islands Holidays: Affordable Locations http://balashiha.su/?p=6229 http://balashiha.su/?p=6229#respond Thu, 04 Aug 2011 08:14:09 +0000 http://balashiha.su/?p=6229 Mediterranean Islands Holidays: Affordable Locations

Planning to have a vacation with your family since ages? But have always been stuck down by the expenses of the entire adventure? In today’s hectic world, a break is must after a certain period of time. So, if you are looking for that break and have not been able to finalize anything because it is always out of your budget then do have a look at some of the inexpensive locations at the Mediterranean islands. It is not always necessary to spend millions to holiday at expensive islands at South America or Asia, these Mediterranean islands are also worth giving a visit. They can help you feel close to the nature and enjoy your vacation.

One of the affordable places at the Mediterranean islands is Paxos at Greece. It is one of the beautiful Ionian islands that is small but still attractive and quiet. This sweet little heaven is scattered with white washed Greek villages. This makes it one of the wonderful places for long walks. It has plush green olive groves along which you can enjoy a great walk with your loved one.

Have you heard the words ferryboats and Mediterranean islands holidays together and wondered what is the connection? Well, the fact is that ferryboats are one of the mediums of transportation to travel through and to Mediterranean islands. Another inexpensive island is the Losinj, Croatia. It has an abundant store of vegetation. Also, its harbour is considered the most spectacular place in the Adriatic. You can enjoy windsurfing here at the blue beaches. You can also enjoy the exciting trip on the ferryboats to a near by island known as Susok: famous for its versatile dressing sense and dialects.

During Mediterranean islands holidays you should also explore the Buyukada island, Turkey. You can reach this island with the help of a ferryboat from Istanbul. Once you reach here, you will feel as your watch has stop, as time seems stagnant here. The most exciting part of this island is that here the government does not allow cars. This means that all transportation is by carriages, which is called Phaeton. Here, you will find exotic variety of seafood. You can fulfill your gastronomical desires at Buyukada island.

Another beautiful place at the Mediterranean is the island, which is famously known for its wine. This place, Madeira (Portugal) is also referred to as the pearl of the Atlantic. You find here good mountainous interior along with rugged coast. Thus, if you are looking for a warm sunny climate then this island is a good holiday location. You can have different fishing and camping opportunities. Besides that, Mallorca, Spain is the largest amongst the Balearic Islands. It has a high profile tourist industry. It is also famous for its hedonistic nightlife.

The above mentioned affordable locations may not be the cheapest or the best, but surely they are good get away from your daily routine. Additionally, these Mediterranean islands holidays can be within your budget and reach and thus can be enjoyed. Try out a number of companies that offer great holiday packages, which can help you further cut down your expenses. This way you can enjoy to the fullest your ferryboats and Mediterranean islands holidays.

]]>
http://balashiha.su/?feed=rss2&p=6229 0
Air Reservations and Air India-Spicejet Flight Schedule http://balashiha.su/?p=655 http://balashiha.su/?p=655#respond Wed, 20 Jul 2011 10:23:38 +0000 http://balashiha.su/?p=655 Air Reservations and Air India-Spicejet Flight Schedule

Air reservations is no more an expensive deal now and more and more people are referring to Air India schedules, Spicejet flight schedule and other airlines to check for cheap flights. The new low budget flights have introduced really cheap fares for their flights which has made air reservations more affordable for everyone.

Earlier, people found it impossible to make air reservations as the high prices for the airlines tickets made it difficult for them to afford the same. But with cheap tickets, people can forget about the slow train journeys. So, if you need to travel somewhere, then you can consult the Spicejet flight schedule or the Air India schedules to learn about the available tickets with them.

Now people don’t have to consult travel agents or airline’s office to make their air reservations or to consult the Air India schedules. They can get access to Spicejet flight schedule or get other flight schedule over the internet now and can book their tickets online itself. The new innovations and advancement in technology has made it very convenient for people to consult Air India schedules or other flight schedules and get the air fare for the journey.

There are many new and reliable travel websites that provide with updated information for Spicejet flight schedule and for other airlines. They can get you the ticket fare for the different airlines also, so you can compare them all and then make your booking for the one that offers the cheapest air reservations. This helps you to get the best fare for your journey and therefore you don’t have to worry about unaffordable air reservations anymore.

So if you need the latest Spicejet flight schedule or Air India schedules, then you can contact flightsschedule.co.in which can help you in no time. The travel website has the latest information for all the airlines and is capable to get you the cheapest air reservations for your journey. If you are new to online booking system, then the travel agents at the website would provide you with the best assistance and get you the best bookings in no time at all. Thus it’s a time saving and convenient way to make your air reservations.

]]>
http://balashiha.su/?feed=rss2&p=655 0
Masai Mara Kenya Safari Adventure http://balashiha.su/?p=6201 http://balashiha.su/?p=6201#respond Thu, 19 May 2011 20:25:31 +0000 http://balashiha.su/?p=6201 Masai Mara Kenya Safari Adventure

One-day visitors took a chartered flight to the remote country side area of Kenya, they were a amazed to see tall lean and decorated man holding a spear in one hand with his red cloth wrapped around his waist. “Who are those people? They asked” it was all over at last, the handsome looking Masai.

The Masai are warrior tribe in Kenya who lives center around herding cattle. The believe The creator entrusted his cattle to them; consequently, their wealth is measured by the number of animals they have in their homes. The heads of most women have been decorated by breads as they spend most of their time doing bead work. They decorate animal hides, gourds and make beaded jewellery’s for the arms, leg bracelets and amulets. This tribe have created a tourist attraction in the most scenic areas of Masai Mara National Reserve offering wonderful scenery and plenty of game. It’s therefore the only region in Kenya where the visitors may see animals in its abundances as centuries ago.

The Masai Mara National Reserve simply known “The Mara” which word means “Mottled” – a reference to the patchy landscape, both spellings “Masai” and “Masai” are acceptable although the latter is more usual when referring to the people; The Masai Mara is a Game Reserve (sometimes called a National Reserve) although the area in the reserve is called the National Park. Reserves are normally managed by local authorities and allow lodges, camp sites and the settling of this tribe with their cattle. National Parks are normally managed centrally and do not allow any human inhabitation other than for Park Rangers and people on safari.

The Location of this reserve has created the general location of animal communities depends on the habitat. Vegetation varies according to the type of soil and drainage but is also influenced by fire, rain and grazing animals (including destructive elephants). “Grassland” is most common, especially in areas of poor drainage, frequent fires or heavy grazing – supporting a wide range of herbivores which all prefer different grasses and shoots. “Bushland” is particularly vulnerable to fire and foraging elephants – the favorite place of rhino. “Woodland” is often populated with acacia trees (with rich edible leaves) – where you might find monkey and giraffe. The Rivers are home of hippo and crocodile.

At the heart of these lands is the Masai Mara Game Reserve, widely considered to be Africa’s greatest wildlife reserve. The Mara comprises 200 sq miles of open plains, woodlands and reverie forest. Contiguous with the plains of the Serengeti, the Mara is home to a breathtaking array of life. The vast grassland plains are scattered with herds of Zebra, Giraffe, Gazelle, and Topi. The Acacia forests abound with Bird life and Monkeys. Elephants and Buffalo wallow in the wide Musiara Swamp. The Mara and Talek rivers are brimming with Hippos and Crocodiles.

Every year this park plays a very great and interesting to world’s greatest natural spectacle, of the Wildebeest Migration from Serengeti in the month of July to October; this is in the search of green grass in the north bringing more than 1.3 million Wildebeest together into a single massive herd. They pour across the border into the Mara, making a spectacular entrance in a surging column of life that stretches from horizon. They cross the river after massing in number on a waiting crocodiles of the Mara River as they move forward creating frenzy fight against the swift currents.

This park is called the Kingdom of Lion which is always on hunt dominating the others in the grasslands. Cheetahs are some of the common sights in the Mara, as well as Hyena and smaller predators such as Jackals. This animals share the hunt with the Masai’s who also happen to be searching for the same for their meat.

The Mara reserve is an Ideal place for game drives, game walks, and balloon safaris with good range of accommodation facilities for the tourist ranging from high class to budget friendly. Wildlife moves freely in and out of the reserve and through neighboring Masai lands. Outside the boundaries of the reserve there are many other small camps and lodges.

]]>
http://balashiha.su/?feed=rss2&p=6201 0
Madrid, The City Of Bear And The Madro http://balashiha.su/?p=6067 http://balashiha.su/?p=6067#respond Tue, 26 Apr 2011 05:07:33 +0000 http://balashiha.su/?p=6067 Madrid, The City Of Bear And The Madro

Located in the center of the Iberian peninsula, 650 meters above sea level, we are Madrid, the capital of Spain. It has a population of 3,000,000 inhabitants, who joined the metropolitan area, is a figure in excess of 6,000,000.

The capital is a major financial and business center, with a significant amount of corporate head offices.

Excels in its cuisine cooked, tripe, churros (for breakfast and snacks), squid, potato tortilla, patatas bravas and the typical wines of the region.

The choice of hotels in Madrid is quite wide, with over 70,000 hotel rooms available.

Barajas airport is located at a distance of 15 kilometers along the motorway from Barcelona A-2. It has 4 terminals T1, T2, T3 and T4, which was the last one opened. It is accessible from the airport to the capital through the Metro Line 8 (Nuevos Ministerios-Aeropuerto T4).

Madrid’s climate is continental with cold winters (temperatures below 0 ?) and very hot summers (with temperatures above 40 degrees).

It is worth special mention are the San Isidro festival between 8 and 15 May and the feast of Our Lady of Almudena November 9, official patron of the Villa.

Notable Museums and Monuments:

-The Royal Palace in Madrid. It is located near Bailen street and Plaza de Oriente. It was opened by King Charles III. Neoclassical style, is considered one of the finest palaces in Europe. It has excellent facilities among which stand out, the Jardines de Sabatini, Annexes, Campo del Moro and the Throne Room.

“Puerta de Alcala: Monument of reference of the city of Madrid. It is located in Independence Square, at the confluence of the Calle Alcala and Calle Alfonso XII. It was built by Sabatini in 1778, by order of Charles III.

-The Museo del Prado is located on the Paseo del Prado. It is an ancient neoclassic style palace built by Juan de Villanueva. Its construction was completed during the reign of Ferdinand VII. Exhibition of the Flemish school are El Greco, Titian and Murillo.

“In the Plaza de Moncloa we find the Arch of Victory. This stands on a platform of 130 by 42 meters and a height of 39 meters. Dedicated to arms and letters, is the work of the architect Modesto Lopez Otero and Pascual Bravo.

Places of interest:

-Casa de Campo: a large forest in the city with pines and cedars. Within the same are in the Amusement Park and the Madrid Zoo.

-Parque del Retiro: green lung of the capital with numerous fountains and statues. There is a small lake where we can make boating.

-Parque Warner theme park located in the municipality of San Martin de la Vega, 29 kilometers south of the city. It can be reached by car via the motorway A-4 Andalusia in train from Madrid-Puerta de Atocha and by bus from the Plaza de Legazpi.

]]>
http://balashiha.su/?feed=rss2&p=6067 0
How Does a Magnetic Speed Sensor Work http://balashiha.su/?p=4667 http://balashiha.su/?p=4667#respond Tue, 28 Dec 2010 19:38:49 +0000 http://balashiha.su/?p=4667 How Does a Magnetic Speed Sensor Work

For centuries speed sensors have been used to determine the speed of moving objects. In fact, the very first primitive speed sensors were lengths of rope with a knots tied in them that were tossed over the sides of moving ships to determine how many “knots” the ship was traveling at. However; the advent of the motorized wheeled carriage created the need for a more advanced mechanical speed sensor, such as the type that used a gear and a cable to run a speedometer on an automobile.

A Technological Need

As time and technology progressed however, the need for other types of accurate speed sensors developed. This in turn led to the development of what is often referred to as the magnetic speed sensor. So how do they work? How can a magnet detect and transmit the speed of a moving object?

The Hall Effect

It is not just the magnet in a magnetic speed sensor that is used to determine speed but an electrical current that surrounds the magnet as well. There is a certain electrical phenomena called the “Hall effect” that is used to determine the speed of an object with a magnet.

An Electrical Current

In short, when an electrical current is ran near a magnet and the magnet detects ferrous metal such as iron or steel the electrical current is effected. This electrical effect can then be transmitted by wires to a speed gage where it can be displayed.

Gear Toothed Magnetic Sensor

Often a gear is used in conjunction with a magnetic speed sensor. As the gear spins or turns, each spline or tooth in it will be detected by the magnet as it passes and a corresponding electrical pulse is sent out. The faster the gear spins the faster the electrical pulses the sensor sends and thus a speed reading is made.

]]>
http://balashiha.su/?feed=rss2&p=4667 0
What Is The Rescission Period For Your Timeshare http://balashiha.su/?p=10563 http://balashiha.su/?p=10563#respond Sun, 05 Dec 2010 14:49:56 +0000 http://balashiha.su/?p=10563 What Is The Rescission Period For Your Timeshare?

The rescission period of your timeshare typically refers to the period of time after you’ve purchased a timeshare property during which the purchaser has the right to cancel their agreement without penalty. The enactment of rescission periods protects consumers who may have purchased a timeshare unwillingly due to high pressure sales techniques.

Rescission period is a fancy way of saying cancellation or “cooling off” period.  Every timeshare contract includes information regarding your rights to rescind, or cancel, your contract, within a designated time frame known as a rescission period. This time frame varies from state to state and country to country, but it is still policy that should a buyer decide to cancel their agreement within the predetermined rescission period, that person is entitled to a full refund on the amount deposited.

The actual rescission period may vary from state to state, and resort to resort. In the United States, the recession is known to be anywhere between 5 days and 2-3 weeks though in some states it can be as short as 3 days. Mexico practices a universal 5 day rescission period even if it’s not explicitly stated in the contract. The recession period in the United Kingdom is usually 14 days, but anywhere else in Europe, it’s 10 days.

If you recently made an impulse purchase on a timeshare, then you may want to consider getting out of your timeshare while you still can and before it’s too late; you must act fast. It is highly recommended that you get a lawyer involved and have him/her review any legally binding agreements you might have to ensure that you’re not stepping over anyone’s toes.

Timeshare owners who decide well after the rescission period that they don’t want their timeshare anymore usually try to sell their timeshare or utilize a timeshare transfer service to get out of their timeshare contract and the financial responsibilities that come with it.

]]>
http://balashiha.su/?feed=rss2&p=10563 0
African Safari Wildlife – Group Names And Name Origins http://balashiha.su/?p=635 http://balashiha.su/?p=635#respond Sat, 12 Jun 2010 04:51:48 +0000 http://balashiha.su/?p=635 African Safari Wildlife – Group Names And Name Origins

Collective Names:

Antelope – herd, cluster, tribe
Apes – shrewdness, troop
Badgers – cete, colony
Cats (Wild) – destruction, dowt, dout
Cheetah – coalition
Elephant – parade, herd
Giraffe – tower, corps, journey, group
Hedgehogs – array, prickle
Hippo – raft, pod, bloat, thunder, school
Hyaena – clan
Impala – rank
Jackal – skulk
Leopard – leap, lepe
Lion – pride, sault, sowse
Monkeys – shrewdness, cartload, troop, troup
Mongoose – business
Pigs (Wild) – sounder
Rhino – crash, stubbornness, herd
Wild Dog – pack
Wildebeest – implausibility, herd
Zebra – dazzle, zeal, cohort

Name Origins:

Aardvark: Afrikaans word translation “earth pig” as ears and nose resemble those of a pig, also burrows a lot.
Bat-eared fox: Refers to the big ears resembling those of egyptian slit-faced bat
Blesbok: Afrikaans word translation “bald buck” referring to the white blaze on the face
Bushbaby: Lives in the “bush” and their call sounds like that of a crying baby
Caracal: From the Turkish name “garah-gulak” meaning black ear, with reference to the black ear tufts
Cheetah: Hindu word “chita” meaning “spotted one”
Duiker: Afrikaans meaning “diver” from the action of the antelope when running away
Eland: Dutch word for elk, thought to be related or similar
Elephant: Greek word “elphas” and latin word “elephantus” for the species
Gemsbok: Dutch word “gems” meaning chamois in reference to colour
Genet: Name of area in Spain the species inhabited in the 18th century
Giraffe: Arabic word “xirapha” meaning “one who walks swiftly”
Hartebeest: Afrikaans word translation “heart cow” with reference to the shape of the horns
Hippopotamus: Greek “(h)ippo” meaning horse, and “pot-amus” meaning flowing river ? a river horse
Honey Badger: Eats honey, badger from French word “becheur” meaning digger
Impala: Zulu name “imphala” and Tswana name “phala” for the species
Jackal: Persian name “sagal” for the golden jackal
Klipspringer: Afrikaans word translation “stone jumper” with reference to the bounding action in rocky habitat
Kudu: Khoikhoi name for the species
Leopard: Greek words “pardus” for panther and “leo” for lion, shortened to leopard from leopardus
Lion: Greek word “leon” for the species
Mongoose: Indian name “mangus” for the species
Nyala: Zulu name “iNxala” for the species
Pangolin: Malay name for “peng-goling” for the species, which means “the roller” from their habit of rolling into a ball for protection
Porcupine: Greek word “porcus” meaning pig and “spina” meaning species, direct translation “spined pig”
Rhinoceros: Greek word “rhis” meaning nose and “keras” meaning horn, direct translation “nose horn”
Springbok: Afrikaans meaning “jumping back” in reference to their unique jumping action called “pronking”
Warthog: Refers to the outgrowths or warts on the face
Zebra: Portuguese or Italian name of the species in the Congo region

]]>
http://balashiha.su/?feed=rss2&p=635 0