by Bradmin | Oct 13, 2011 | Articles
If you have watched the trilogy of Lord of the Rings, the wonderful places in the film such as Minas Tirith, Fangorn Forest, Edoras, and Hobbiton are all found in New Zealand and of course, the characters are fictional. No wonder why they chose this place because of...
by Bradmin | Oct 13, 2011 | Articles
Scattered in the western part of the Pacific Ocean in the equatorial belt, 607 tiny islands form the Federal States of Micronesia. This nation is divided in to four recognized states namely Yap, Chuuk, Ponpei and Kosrae. In early history, the tropical islands emerged...
by Bradmin | Oct 13, 2011 | Articles
This island is the largest among the Marianas Archipelago that is located northwest of the Pacific Ocean. History tells us that this country has been founded by the same person who navigated and reached the Philippines, Ferdinand Magellan. That explains the existence...
by Bradmin | Oct 13, 2011 | Articles
Located on the north-east coast of Australia close to the state of Queensland, the Coral Sea Islands exhibit a wide array of healthy coral reefs and coral atolls. The islands are mostly uninhabited with the exception of Willis Island due to the lack of a permanent...
by Bradmin | Sep 19, 2011 | Articles
The Easter Island, located in the Southeastern Pacific Ocean, is a Polynesian island annexed from Chile in 1888; and is said to be ‘the most remote inhabited island in the world’ with the closest island, the Pitcairn Island, being 2075 km away. The moniker ‘Easter...
by Bradmin | Sep 19, 2011 | Articles
The Lord Howe Island is a crescent shaped volcanic island found between Australia and New Zealand though it’s under New South Wales jurisdiction. The Lord Howe Island is 11km long with an area of 16.56km2, and is mostly populated in the north while the south is...
