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Amazing Alila Villas Uluwatu Resort

Designed by Singapore-based architecture firm Woha, the breathtaking, award winning, Alila Villas Uluwatu Resort, is located on the southern coastline of Balis Bukit Peninsula, close to an ideal area for surfing. Wooden relaxation pavilions are suspended over the water, giving the impression they are floating. Sustainability is present every in the resort, local materials were used, such as volcanic rocks and bamboo. To save water, pools were built of sea water.




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VOLKSWAGEN AMAZING CAR TOWERS - Image

VOLKSWAGEN AMAZING CAR TOWERS

Visitors to the Autostadt in Wolsfburg are now able to experience the CarTowers from the inside! A special glass, panorama lift takes six guests through the same procedure as one of the 800 cars stored in the CarTowers. The transparent cylindrical buildings rise 48 meters above the grounds. They work like giant vending machines. As a new car arrives from the factory, it’s transported by robot to an empty storage slot in one of the towers....
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MOUNTAIN GUEST HOUSE | SWITZERLAND

Tucked into the side of a mountain in the Swiss Alps is a unique guest house called Berggasthaus Aescher-Wildkirchli. The 170-year-old dreamy hotel is in the most precarious position, clinging to the foot of a vertical cliff face and can only be accessed by a combination of cable car and hiking. Website myswitzerland.com offers a hiking program with spectacular views of this fascinating hiking area and lunch at the hotel´s restaurant. Other unique re...
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KISAWA SANCTUARY

Kisawa Sanctuary, located on Mozambique's beautiful Benguerra Island, redefines luxury with a strong eco-conscious foundation. Spread across 750 acres of beachfront and sand dunes, the stunning resort features 22 bungalows designed with sustainable materials and local craftsmanship. Founder Nina Flohr combined modern innovation, like 3D-printed elements from sand and seawater, with traditional weaving and carpentry to create a harmonious connection with nature....
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