waterway Posts

Journey Along 1,794 Kilometers of The Great Canal in China

It’s not well known to many, and this is a pity - because it is one of the oldest and longest waterways in the world, certainly on the Asian continent where it sits.

Panama Canal: Engineering Miracle with a Shocking History

Officially opened on August 15, 1914, the Panama Canal is a waterway across the Isthmus of Panama, connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean. 

This Wonderful Place is Like the Venice of the Netherlands

Click on images to enlarge To help residents and visitors get to the other side of the canal that they happen to be standing on, Giethoorn has no less than 180 bridges crisscrossing its waterways.

Immaculately Made: Paper Cutout Art by Pippa Dyrlaga

For more of her works, check out her platforms: Website | Instagram | Facebook Source The Yorkshire-based artist grew up spending her childhood years on a boat on the rural British waterways. The natural flora and fauna of the area were the cradle of all her inspiration, to this very day.

An Eco-Friendly, DNA-Shaped Building Is Going Up In Taiwan

These include a floating garden designed to clean European waterways, and an underwater skyscraper made of ocean garbage. Other ideas he’s proposed are a 132-story urban farm for New York City, and turning the whole of Paris into a green, smart city by 2050.

!The Perfect Places for Your Summer Holiday

Many large cities around the world have waterways and access to the sea but only a few of them really take advantage of it. Each of these 15 cities is so strongly connected to its waterways, it made them famous all over the world.

These Water Plants Are Unlike Anything I've Ever Seen

Waterfowl love to feast on these plants that have started to invade the waterways in the USA. 8. Posidonia This flowering plant is generally called seagrass. Posidonia are mainly found in Mediterranean and Australian marine waters.

11 Picturesque Rivers in the USA Everyone Ought to Visit

Hudson River, New York Separating New York from New Jersey, the mighty Hudson River is an important part of the New York City skyline and an essential waterway.

These Were the Most Fearsome Warriors In Human History

Viking longboats usually had a capacity of about 60 warriors apiece, allowing them to travel across waterways very speedily. 7. Aztec warriors Bravery was the name of the game for Aztec warriors.

13 Places in the Netherlands to Get You Out Of Amsterdam

The Netherlands is one of the most beautiful countries in Europe, combining gorgeous waterways, lush vegetation, ideal weather, and fascinating architecture. Sadly, many tourists don’t venture out of Amsterdam (the Netherlands' capital), and miss out on all the beauty this country has to offer.

The United States Are Home to Some Spectacular Waterfalls

Shoshone Falls; Twin Falls, Idaho Where to fly: Boise Airport Often referred to as the Niagara Falls of the West, Shoshone Falls are a majestic gem surrounded by basalt canyons and bright green waterways. Try to visit the falls during peak water flow season, which runs from April to July. 8.

View the Winning Photographs From the Siena Photo Awards

This American crocodile was photographed in Cuba. 3rd Place, Travel Category: Floating Market, Indonesia Market sellers float on a crowded waterway in South Borneo, Indonesia.

The Hidden Dangers Lurking in Your Cleaning Products

The Effect on the Environment After cleaning fluids disappear down the drains, they are treated along with sewage and other waste water, then discharged into nearby waterways.

These Are Simply the Most Stunning Bays in the Whole World

Port Jackson has hundreds upon hundreds of bays, coves, beaches, and waterways, and it’s also home to the Sydney Opera House and the Sydney Harbor Bridge. 3. 

5 Shortest Rivers of the World You Must Explore Once

When we think of the word ‘river’, we tend to imagine long, twisting waterways that flow through mountains and valleys before reaching the ocean or a lake.

18 Breathtaking Photos Depict Nature as Heaven on Earth

An alligator laid out in the middle of the waterway seeking the little sunshine that it could on this cloudy December day. It is beautifully captured in symmetry with the water. Kyle Adler / National Geographic Travel Photographer of the Year Contest 13.