Why is the Taj Mahal so popular?
The Taj Mahal is known all over the globe due to its golden history that makes everyone smile with love and affection. This majestic masterpiece was built by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan not just to express his immense wealth and greatness, but to express his love and affection for his most loving wife Mumtaz Mahal.
Is the Taj Mahal worth seeing?
There is nothing else like the Taj Mahal, and there won’t ever be anything else like it for the rest of time. That’s just a fact. These are the sights that are truly worth visiting, the sights that you couldn’t possibly imagine unless you were standing in that very spot in that very place.
How much money do I need for 2 weeks in Cambodia?
A vacation to Cambodia for one week usually costs around ៛1,412,930 for one person. So, a trip to Cambodia for two people costs around ៛2,825,859 for one week. A trip for two weeks for two people costs ៛5,651,719 in Cambodia.
What is the coldest month in Cambodia?
January
Has Cambodia ever had snow?
Cambodian winters start in November and end in February. However, the word ‘winter’ probably doesn’t hold the same meaning for you as it does for Khmer people. There is no snow, no ice, and no frost.
Is Cambodia Hot or cold?
Cambodia’s warm climate allows for winter trips to the beach. Cambodia is always warm (some say hot), with two distinct seasons, dry and monsoon (that is, rainy). Within those seasons, there are also cool and hot periods. The standard view is that Cambodia has three seasons: cool season, hot season, and rainy season.
Does Cambodia have earthquakes?
Earthquake disasters are not common in Cambodia. There is no record of significant disaster caused by earthquakes.
Are there Tsunami in Vietnam?
There is no tsunami observation system in Vietnam, and therefore no recorded tsunami information. In addition, data on tsunami attack along the Vietnamese coast are not reliable, since they are not related to any submarine earthquake in the East Sea.
Are earthquakes common in Vietnam?
Vietnam is prone to a wide range of natural disasters including floods, typhoons, landslides, and drought. According to Vietnam’s Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, the country as a whole experienced 134 earthquakes in the 20th century, including two that were between M8.