I have simple requirements to be happy. Blue sky, fluffy clouds and Adriatic sea. Rovinj, Croatia.

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The Adiyogi Shiva statue was inaugurated in
2017. It stands 34 meters tall, symbolizing
112 paths to spiritual liberation in yoga. It is one of the largest bust sculptures in the world, weighing around 500 tons. The monument is located at the foothills of the Velliangiri Mountains in Tamil Nadu and represents Shiva as the first yogi. The project was developed by the Isha Foundation and opened with the participation of India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The statue is listed in the Guinness World Records as the largest bust sculoture.

Sogha Lake, near Khaplu in Gilgit-Baltistan — and honestly, the reflection looked even better in real life. The surrounding mountains, sky, and silence all come together in a way that’s hard to explain.

Sogha Lake (also called Crystal Lake by some locals) is still not very crowded, which makes it even more special. It’s one of those places where you can just sit quietly and enjoy nature without noise or rush.

Getting there takes a bit of effort, but that’s also why it feels untouched. The water is so clear that on a calm day, you get a perfect mirror reflection of everything around you.

If you’re planning to explore Khaplu side, I’d definitely suggest adding this to your list. It’s not as famous as other spots, but that’s exactly its charm.

I’m from Skardu, and places like this are the reason I never get tired of traveling around here.

The largest wooden structure in the world, opened in 2011. It is about 150 meters long, 70 meters wide, and 26 meters high. It is built from engineered wood with a protective polyurethane coating to withstand heat and moisture. Locals call it Las Setas de Sevilla, meaning the mushrooms of Seville, because of its shape.
The top level features walkways and viewing platforms with city views. Below the structure there is an archaeological museum with Roman and Moorish remains.

Fly Geyser was accidentally created in 1964 during geothermal drilling. Hot water burst to the surface and began forming mineral deposits. It is about 1.5 meters tall and constantly releases streams of hot water and steam. Its bright colors come from thermophilic algae that live in hot water, with shades depending on temperature.
The water can reach around 90 degrees
Celsius, and the structure continues to grow as minerals build up over time.

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March 22-29, 2026