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8 Best Beaches Near Singapore To Visit In 2023 - Vimarsana News

8 Best Beaches Near Singapore To Visit In 2023

There's no need to squeeze with crowds in Singapore when there are white sand paradises at these best beaches near Singapore.

Hype Travel: Our Fabulous Club Med Cherating Vacay Left Us SHOOK! - Vimarsana News

Hype Travel: Our Fabulous Club Med Cherating Vacay Left Us SHOOK!

Want to escape city life? Have a craving to feel ocean breezes? Want to be one with nature? If you answered "yes" to these questions, then it's time you pack

Source: hype.my
This Pet-Friendly Resort In Malaysia Has Over 70 Rescued Cats & 5 Doggos - Vimarsana News

This Pet-Friendly Resort In Malaysia Has Over 70 Rescued Cats & 5 Doggos

The ultimate pet paradise.

Source: says.com
Turtle Sanctuary at Kalba Mangrove Reserve / Hopkins Architects - Vimarsana News

Turtle Sanctuary at Kalba Mangrove Reserve / Hopkins Architects

© Marc Goodwin, Archospheres Commissioned by Sharjah’s Environmental Protected Areas Authority (EPAA), the complex will also provide education and visitor facilities to increase environmental awareness and engagement with conservation programmes. It will revive the environmental significance of the critical work being undertaken by the EPAA and will serve as an operational base for research and the monitoring of the protected Kalba reserve’s natural resources, as well as those of the wider east coast area of the United Arab Emirates and Oman. Section Seven interconnected pods and tensile...

From sharks to sea turtles – how Dubai is protecting its marine life and coastline - Vimarsana News

From sharks to sea turtles – how Dubai is protecting its marine life and coastline

The Hawksbill turtle is native to the Middle East and listed as critically endangered with only an estimated 8000 nesting females left worldwide. In Dubai, they can be found along kilometres of the city’s coastline which conservationists are keen to preserve. Arabian Carpet sharks are another species that live in the water off the coast and protecting these breeds has become a team effort. From animal sanctuaries to volunteers and community groups, Dubai is taking action to rescue, rehabilitate and maintain the native wildlife Tristan Delmas, hotel manager, Burj Al ArabDubai Tristan Delmas,...