Juliet’s house, or Casa di Giulietta in Italian, also has its own fate. Built in the 12th century, the house was originally the residence of the Capello family (almost identical to the Capuletti family name in the story). In 1667, the Capello family sold their house to the Rissardi family and the new owners turned the house into a hotel. This is where the tourists stop to stay overnight and the owners of the house tell them about the character of Shakespeare used to live here. In fact, this house is no different from any house in Italy. In 1907, it was auctioned off and bought by the city government. Subsequently, the Verona city government decided to establish a museum.

Located west of the Tianshan Mountains, Sayram is the largest and highest mountain lake in Xinjiang. In Kazak, the name of the lake means "blessing". Standing 2,000 meters above sea level, the crystal-clear Sayram Lake is surrounded by verdant meadows and snow-capped peaks. The surface of the lake is 460 km2 wide as a mirror reflecting the scenery of flowers, grass, trees and sky. Therefore, the mountain was dubbed the "emerald" by Xinjiang.

The cold breeze blowing through the strange-shaped pillars of Djavolja Varos every night makes visitors shudder because they still hear somewhere the cry of the devil. Djavolja Varos in Serbian means "devil's town". It consists of bizarre shaped rocks, poking straight into the sky full of arrogance, despite the strong erosion of nature. It is located on the southern slope of the Radan Range, near the Kureumlija region.

A new "room" of the Null Stern hotel chain, Switzerland was put into use, which attracted a lot of visitors because apart from the bed, there was nothing else, including walls, ceilings, toilets ... Beds is located on Mount Graubünden in the Alps, at a height of 1,969 m.

About 185km southwest of Jordan's capital Amman, Petra is an ancient city carved in a rock discovered by Johann Ludwig Burckhardt in 1812. With its natural beauty and splendid architecture, this place is an attractive tourist destination for tourists from all over the world when traveling to Jordan.

INDIA With nearly $ 8,000, you will sleep in a room in the palace of a prestigious family in Japuir. Palace City is a royal palace, built in 1727 by Maharaja (king) Sawai Jai Singh II, the royal head in Jaipur, Rajasthan. For over 300 years, this palace has remained the residence of descendants of the royal family.

In 1977, Tashkent, the capital of Uzbekistan, became the seventh city in the former Soviet Union to have a subway system. The artists designed and recreated the history of Uzbekistan and the Soviet Union on the murals in train stations. Some stations have hanging lamps and use marble tiles in the style of European baths. Well-known travel consulting site Lonely Planet commented that this is one of the most beautiful subway systems in the world.

Beekman Hotel recently opened in Manhattan, New York after more than 2 years of remodeling. The original building has 9 floors, built in 1883, is one of the first tall buildings in Manhattan. By 1890, the building was built 10 more floors. Since then, many remodeling projects have been considered but it was not until 2014. Photo: Richard Jordan.

Also known as the "sunrise" peak, Seongsan Mountain is one of the 7 new natural wonders of UNESCO. When traveling here, visitors should not miss exploring the geological, cultural and historical values. The time to climb is about 30 minutes walking on the stairs with different slopes. When you reach the summit of Seongsang Ilchulbong, you will see the view of Oreum crater and the sea on the horizon. Watching the sunrise is also an experience not to be missed when you come here. To catch the dawn, you need to get up early and prepare yourself a warm coat.

KOREA Dubbed an open-air museum, Gyeongju city is an ancient architectural complex, preserving local culture from the Silla period. Located near the southeast coast, the city of Gyeongju was once the capital of the Silla era (57 BC - 935). The city attracts a large number of tourists each year.