Essays on Tourist Attractions

We all know what The Grand Canyon is, but did you know that it was bigger than Rhode Island! The Grand Canyon is about 5.4 trillion square yards! That’s 16.2 Trillion feet! The Grand Canyon was found in 1919, but no one knows the exact...

Would you believe it if you heard that there is a Grand Canyon even in India? Shocking but true! There actually exists a captivating canyon as beautiful as the Grand Canyon in India. So where is this enchanting place? Is it really like the Grand...

For many, the Grand Canyon is the pinnacle of natural beauty. It hides nothing, standing before the viewer in its humble magnificence. Each viewing brings a different experience, each play of shadow by passing cloud a different lighting. It is a masterpiece, some 17 million...

The Eiffel Tower is an astonishing painting by Robert Delaunay that can be found in the Solomon Guggenheim Museum, New York City. Delaunay painted the first series between 1909 and 1912 and a second series between 1920 and 1930. He focused on painting the tower...

The creation of the original list of The Seven Wonders of The World is commonly attributed to the Greek author Antipater of Sidon. It is thought that this list was decided by how popular of a tourist attraction they were. Since the creation of the...

The stories of the American writer Raymond Carver at first glance seem to be devoted to purely everyday topics, but in fact they reveal serious social problems.” Something like that is written everywhere in the net. Firstly, I did not believe that fact (simple short...

Out of any of the books I have read in my years of high school, Cathedral has to be my favorite (besides Gatsby). Cathedral reminds me of a time I met a disabled man and I would stereotype him -from the things I watched on...

In this story, “Cathedral”, Carver teaches how that an individual can share significant experiences and many lessons with those he least expects it and needs it the most. ‘Cathedral’ is a short story about enlightenment, discovering in oneself something more meaningful and deeper. Although nothing...

Raymond Carver was an American short story writer and poet. He enrolled in a creative writing class that was taught by John Gardner, who became a mentor and gave guidance towards Carver’s career. Carver wrote 72 short stories and 306 poems. He published “Cathedral” in...

Air pollution is the release of pollutants into the air that affects human health and the whole planet. Since 1970 the U.S environmental protection agency has been leading Authority to protect public health by placing emission s to stop these harmful are pollutants.what causes air...

Walt Disney is known to be one of the world leaders in family entertainment and one of the most valuable brands in the world. In 1992, Disney decided to expand their efforts to open a Disneyland theme park in France, later known as EuroDisney. However,...

Disneyland Park is the most popular place for the children. It is located in United States. It is called Disneyland according to Walt Disney. It is owned by Walt Disney Company. It was established in 1955 in California. Disneyland can found in several places such...

Disney’s influence on the world’s economy and film industry cannot be understated. From its net income to how it continues to touch people’s lives, Disney has proven that without its animated films, our childhood wouldn’t have been the same. All thanks to Walt Disney, a...

The Taj Mahal, built in the Agra district in Uttar Pradesh, India between 1631 AD and 1648 AD, is a massive mausoleum made from white marble. A mausoleum is an external free-standing building made as a monument containing a burial chamber of a deceased person...

The Taj Mahal is located in Agra, India and is considered one of the Seven wonders of the world. When one starts to approach the Taj Mahal you experience a sensation of love at first sight. You are overwhelmed by its vast size and the...

Taj Mahal – one of the miracles of the world. The Taj Mahal at Agra, India, is the epitome of certifiable love and energy. The Taj Mahal was worked by the notable Mughal sovereign Shah Jahan in memory of his cherished spouse, Mumtaj Mahal. The...

Human civilization has always been accompanied by disputes and wars, in the tremendous transformation of thousand years. From ancient Babylon and Egypt to the modern society, there have been thousands of wars. Mankind has made countless sacrifices, in order to expand and defend their homeland....

There are some different theories within Taj Mahal construction and the common theories about the Taj Mahal. One of them is that Shah Jahan instructed the artisans to cut off their hands in order to be ensured that no one can similar monument ever designed...

The American dream of Manifest Destiny began to take the nation by storm during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, this was an era of westward expansion and exploration. Breathtaking land was discovered; however, Congress was more concerned about modernizing and settling the land...