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Sometimes, it’s difficult to tell the difference between fiction and reality – especially when creative minds use their skills to smudge the line between the two.However, in some cases, you have to simply ignore dubiety and take what you see at face value: Even though it’s difficult to believe, it’s totally, 100% real.#01. An actual 60 feet wide and 200 feet deep sinkhole in Guatemala City in 2010.#02. Fishermen row a boat in the algae-filled Chaohu Lake, China.#03. This is a lenticular cloud that looks shockingly like a UFO.#04. The Eureka Tower Car Park in Melbourne, Australia. It’s has optical illusion lettering.#05. An optical illusion created by extremely clear water.#06. An Australian dust storm that looks like a giant mug of beer.#07. The plughole at the Ladybower Reservoir in the UK. The hole is actually man-made to prevent the dam from flooding.#08. Don’t confuse it with a scene from a sci-fi film, but they are actually real trees.#09. A massive rubber ducky in a city river designed by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman.#10. Optical illusion created on display outside Paris City Hall. Looks like a giant grass sphere, but it’s actually flat.#11. A cloud that formed indoors.#12. This isn’t a family of giants – they just took a photo on a mountain that blended perfectly with the rock below it. Try to spot the little guy.#13. A Frying pan beach sculpture in Sydney, Australia.#14. It’s really a Barbie look alike. Valeria Lukyanova had plastic surgery to transform herself into a human Barbie.#15. A ship that nearly crashed it’s way into this picturesque village.#16. It’s not photoshopped. An actual black and white Santa costume.#17. It’s not a sea monster in waves. Seaweed appearing as a giant monster in the waves.#18. The red hue of aluminium byproducts makes the landscape look insane. This is the aftermath of a 2010 toxic waste spill in Western Hungary.#19. Nothing Photoshopped here. Optical illusion art by Felice Varini.#20. This is what happened to train tracks after an earthquake in Canterbury, New Zealand.#21. A tornado and rainbow converge over Kansas.#22. A man with a hole in his head.Tell me if you want more pics…Luv,ShrxdhsEdit: Since y’all have been asking for more, here we go:-#23. The Crooked Forest in West Pomerania, Poland that has over 400 bent pine trees.#24. This is an actual building – rather, it’s an abstract tarp thrown over the building while it was under construction.#25. No optical illusion here, it’s just part of a phone line that has been destroyed by a fire in Russia.Igor Podgorny#26. It’s not a stuck cruise ship. The floating cruise ship is actually a speciality resort hotel in South Korea.reddit#27. A wolf designed entirely out of pipe cleaners.reddit#28. Creation of Madrid-based artist Alicia Martin. He transforms thousands of books into towers that pour out of windows and into the streets.#29. An incredible photograph that’s a real head-tilter. A Philippe Ramette photograph rotated 90°.reddit#30. The giant salt flats in Bolivia make it appear as if you are walking on water.reddit#31. Lake Baikal in Eastern Siberia, Russia.reddit#32. A regular road crossing through the runway of the Gibraltar International Airport.reddit#33. Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer are actually playing tennis on a water court.AFP#34. An actual plane landing at Liepzig airport as it crosses over the Autobahn.#35. Marseille hotel room decoration where French graffiti artist Tilt has swamped one half, while the other half remains completely blank.cargocollective#36. Looks like a giant piece of paper is falling from the sky. This unusual art installation in New Zealand.reddit#37. A perfect timed photo: When a rainbow hit this spectacular waterfall.Justin Lee/Caters News Agency#38. Vatnajokull Glacier Cave in Iceland.

for those tourists who wish to avoid the crowds of Thailand cities and head for real cool chill out spots in Thailand, Phang Nga Bay near Phuket is an ideal place with about 42 tropical islands surrounded by shallow waters. The 2,000 sq. km Khao Yai National Park near Bangkok is home to elephants, deer, black bears, tigers, and gibbons. Some of the spectacular waterfalls in Thailand add to the natural beauty of this national park. In the western coastal areas of the Andaman Sea, the Phi Phi Islands are another heavenly, naturally beautiful, chill out paradise in Thailand. In short, there are several exquisite chill out spots in Thailand that tourists should never miss.​Rayavadee KrabiRayavadee Resort in Krabi is one of Thailand’s most luxurious 5 star resorts and their one of kind accommodations make you feel like you living in a tropical, Asian paradise, surrounded by your own private chill out spots. The Rayavadee resort is nestled in the center of the breathtaking Phranang Peninsula, on the border of the Krabi Marine National Park, [...]​Suan Rot FaiA little peace and tranquillity in Bangkok So you have overdone it on the shopping, and you have seen enough temples to last you for a week and the heat and general chaotic everyday life of Bangkok has got you, you might appreciate knowing there is peace and tranquillity in this busy city, you just have to know where to [...]​Viking Resort. Phi Phi Island. ThailandPhi Phi Island is well known for its beautiful scenery but also noisy parties! I visited this place in March 2010 with my husband. When we arrived at Phi Phi we haven’t got any hotel booked, so we went to Maney Resort (cheap and apparently good for the price!- couldn’t be more misleading!). What a mistake (never go there!:) The [...]​Khao Sok. ThailandThere is no another place like Khao Sok National Park in Southern Thailand. It is one of the most protected, unspoiled area in the world. It is around 740 km2 covered by the oldest evergreen rainforest in the world and is actually older than Amazon jungle! Its scenery reminds the one from the Avatar movie! Huge limestone mountains shooting straight [...]Source :http://chilloutspots.com/thailand/

Dubai has evolved itself as a centre for tourism, over the past few years, right from a lavish lifestyle to skyscrapers, malls, theme parks and whatnot, Dubai is having everything you ask for. I will share my travel experience with you by mentioning some must-visit places:Burj Khalifa - Burj means “Tower” in Emirates. Burj Khalifa is the tallest skyscraper in the world and is a symbol of power, success and unbelievable infrastructure. Came into existence in 2010 and now stands tall at 830 meters. View from top of this building is a bliss to the eyes and you won’t be able to stop yourself in clicking pictures at the top of it. I would recommend going in the evening time as it will give a much better view of the entire city.2. Dubai Mall - World’s Largest Mall is located at the ground floor of Burj Khalifa, it takes three days to cover the entire mall, right outside the mall is Dubai Fountains which is mesmerising, you just stand there and watch the fountain show, which takes place at regular intervals in the evening.3. Aquaventure and Lost Chambers Aquarium - They both are located inside Atlantis the palm, first visit lost chambers aquarium where you will find thousands of species of aquatic life, sit there and watch the varied aquatic life closely, right from sharks to stingrays and then visit the Aquaventure water park, which is one of the biggest waterparks in the world having multiple rides from kids to adults, make sure that you don’t pay for costume and lockers, everything is costly there, the waterpark connects with the beach where you can have mesmerizing views as well as great pictures for Instagram.4. Atlantis - Atlantis is one of the two Atlantis in the world, one is here in Dubai and other is in Hawaii. The moment you enter you will see swanky cars coming in and parked inside the property. Atlantis is a different world altogether and comprises of lost chambers and Aquaventure waterpark inside it.5. Burj Al Arab - Burj Al Arab is a bliss to the eyes and can be seen closely from Jumeirah beach. It's a 7-star property and establishes itself as a strong architecture in the sea, people fly from a helicopter and then land on the helipad of Burj Al Arab, imagine how would it feel to be treated like this.6. Kite Beach - Visit Kite beach at the time of sunset, will be a soothing experience with a cool breeze, with clear blue water. Me posing with a souvenir of Burj Khalifa, at Kite Beach.7. IMG Worlds of Adventure - World’s largest indoor theme park, is having so many rides and shows inside it that you will love every bit of it. You can enjoy all sorts of 3D, 4D and 5D rides inside this amazing theme park. Please don’t do the ride of Powerpuff girls, as it will make you puke for sure. Avoid it!!8. Dubai Parks - Dubai Park is having three parks majorly, one is Motion Gate, which is based on Hollywood theme, second is Bollywood Parks, based on Bollywood theme, Indians would love to visit this one and the third is Legoland, which is for kids. I would recommend visiting, Motion Gate and Bollywood parks. At Bollywood parks luckily I met actor Govinda too.9. Desert Safari Tour (With Dinner) - Brace yourself for this great experience having a ride in a Landcruiser with great views of the sunset at desert and dinner where you can try hookah, alcohol, non-vegetarian food as well as vegetarian food with a live fire show and belly dance. A typical example of Arabian Nights. Come back to the city on a highway like a road, but yes going there would be an adventure, you might puke midway.10. Ski Dubai - Ski Dubai is a place where the temperature is -4 from the normal, and is the biggest snow park in the world located at Mall of Emirates. Ski Dubai is having crazy activities to do inside and believe me, in a city where the temperature is high, Ski Dubai is a great escape.11. Dubai Frame - Dubai frame is standing between Dubai’s History and its future, it is made of tonnes of gold and viewing the city from such height is phenomenal. Dubai frame is an accolade in the development of this city.12. Dhow Cruise Dinner - Want to have a romantic Dinner, get into the cruise with your partner and enjoy this great experience, with live performances inside the cruise, go outside in the open to have great clicks and enjoy the cool breeze with great food.Visa looks like this:I would suggest a 7-day itinerary for Dubai, which gives you a complete feel of this beautiful place:Day 1: Arrive and relax at the hotel, and go for Dhow Cruise DinnerDay 2: Half Day Dubai City TourDay 3: Burj Khalifa (124th Floor)Day 4: IMG Worlds of AdventureDay 5: Sky Dubai + Desert Safari (with Dinner)Day 6: Aquaventure and Lost ChambersDay 7: Dubai Parks (Any 2 Parks)Further, you can also plan for iFly Dubai, Sky Dive Dubai, Dubai Gardens and may pay a visit to Ferrari World Abu Dhabi.Cost : 1,50,000 INR for two. Inclusive: Visa Fee, Return Flight Tickets, Hotel booking.Hotel: City Max Hotels, Bur DubaiDubai is not a city, its an emotion for me. I would recommend everyone to visit.