At its highest point, Piedra de Penol is just over 7,000 feet above sea level and was first climbed in the 1950's. Today there's a resting place and even a little gift shop at the top. Whoever runs it must be in incredible shape!
It's said that this was formed by a cave collapse in 263 A.D. Today it's used frequently by stunt fliers trying to get through the narrow opening. Amazingly, there are 999 stairs leading up to the top. I feel bad for the guy who had to count them; must have needed to start over many, many times!
you must take the speed boat to this island-- the beaches are great and the town is super lively. We went for the full moon party which was definitely an experience, even if you aren't a party girl.
It's so amazing to walk around these old temples, and oftentimes you can go and are like alone at there - not overrun by tourists. Feel like walk through history.
I have to admit I'm not 100% sure what this place actually is, but I want to see it. Basically I think it's a museum/resource center for architecture and architects. They have a lot of interesting programs and exhibits.
We know what you're thinking and yes, this is a drain pipe, and yes, this is a hotel. While the room is private the "facilities" are in a public part of the park. Interestingly, guests pay whatever they want--there is no set fee so the rates are up to you!
In addition to the novelty of having a giraffe occasionally peek through the windows, this hotel is an absolute stunner. It was built in the 1930s and has a wonderfully cozy charm about it. This is definitely on my bucket list.
This stadium will be used to host some of the football games. Interestingly enough one of those games will be a women's game held before the opening ceremonies.
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