travel log: 2018

Next day morning we went to our new home in LIVIA

Our new home in LIVIA was really awesome with a nice swimming pool along with an exercise pool and nice water fountains. It was very neat.

The tenants in our new house are Japanese. They decorated our house very neatly and they kept everything very cleanly. They have two cats as their pets. They were really so cute. Pranav and I played with one of the cats whose name is ‘Like’. Our tenants specially brought them from Japan. From here we left for Citibank, my babai’s office. The office is near Singapore Changi Airport. The office is so big and there is a separate room for my babai. Through the window of the room we can see many aeroplanes as it is near the airport.

Office Room

Next I went to the science centre along with my grandpa and grandma.

Science centre singapore will keep our mind racing with 1,000 interactive exhibits depicting the wonder and the beauty of science. Even if we spend a mere 5 minutes on each exhibit , it will still take atleast seven days to see all they have to offer here!

There are 12 exhibition galleries and another 18,000 sqm of outdoor space showcasing the ecogarden,kinetic garden, and the award-winning waterworks.

SULTANS OF SCIENCE

We can travel 1000 years back in time and join the Muslims in their search for knowledge. We can explore the nine exhibition selections filled with interactive displays, large-scale models and exciting games. The nine exhibits are Pioneers of flight, The house of wisdom, Fine technology and invention, Medical discoveries, Mathematics, art and architecture, The world of Islamic astronomy, Water-raising machines and The foundation of optical science.

In the science centre we can learn many things about lasers, sounds, missiles, environment etc. Especially in the field of mathematics we can learn many things. There is a Pascal triangle and many things.

There is a special room for mathematics field.

The walls of the room were covered with the pie value. It starts with 3.1415926 and continues all along the walls of the room. Can anyone say what is the 4,235th decimal of pie???

Without maths there is no world. I think everyone should visit this.

There is a theatre in the science centre. This theatre is known as Omni theatre. The Omni theatre, with a 23 metre wide screen, is the Asia’s largest seamless dome screen IMAX theatre. Together with crystal-clear images and crisp surround sound. In this theatre we went to the movie ’Arabia’. That movie was good.

OMNI THEATRE

After watching the movie we were back home. One day grandma and I went to IKEA to buy some soft toys for my friends. We brought some lovely fluffy toys, IKEA is in front of our apartments. Sometimes grandma and I would go for a walk.

IKEA

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Hot springs are better than any hot tub, which provides plenty of benefits by bathing in natural hot springs. Hot springs are usually chemical free which boosts circulation, helps in relaxing sore muscles and of course, hot springs pacify your mind and soul. Check out these seven amazing natural hot springs in the US.

Travertine hot springs:

Travertine is swaddled into the foothills located east of the eastern Sierras, Bridgeport, California. it's about a two-hour drive from Yosemite Valley, home to a glimpse of Matterhorn Peak and mountain cliffs.

When I drove down the dirt road and onto the spot late this summer, I met an array of spring-seeking characters looking to ease their tired bones after a day or ten getting their wilderness on.

The pools are not so deep, the best of which is about a 100-yard walk down a trail lined with ancient juniper trees and porous, pockmarked rock formations. It's a bit hard to imagine the place was formed by nature. Max temperature that can attain is 103 degrees at the hottest point, the pools are lined with mineral-rich clay and filled with a steady stream of ground-fed spring water, which dribbles down a perfectly worn rock vein and over a colorful stone verge that looks like nothing so much as melted rainbow gelato.

Pamukkale:

Pamukkale known as "cotton castle" in Turkish, is a natural site in Denizli in southwestern Turkey. It is situated in Turkey's Inner Aegean region, in the River Menderes valley and has a temperate climate round the year. This is famous for a carbonate mineral left over by the gushing of water.

This area has been drawing the jaded to its thermic springs since the time of Classical relic. The Turkish name refers to the surface of the shimmering, snow-white limestone, shaped over millennia by calcium-rich springs. Gushing down the vast mountainside, mineral-rich waters foam and compile in terraces, spilling over cascades of stalactites into milky pools below. Folklore has it that the formations are solidified cotton that giants left out to dry, this is because the areas principle crop is cotton.

Tourism is and has been a major industry in the Pamukkale for thousands of years, due to the attraction of the thermic pools.

Bagby Hot Springs:

The Bagby Hot Springs are natural thermal springs situated in the Mount Hood National Forest around 68 miles southeast of Portland, Oregon, United States and around 40.5 miles east of Salem, Oregon. The springs are within the avalanche of Mountains in a thickly forested area at an altitude of 2280 ft. The springs are just outside the bounds of Bull of the Woods Wilderness area.

The site has three major thermal springs, the largest thermic spring gushes 24 gallons of water per minute with 138 degrees Fahrenheit temperature. The two secondary springs produce 16 gallons per minute at 136 °F and 4 gallons per minute at 120 °F. along with these, there are several minor channels that makeup Bagby Hot Springs. Water from the Bagby springs is rich in mineral content.

Bagby hot springs operate round the clock. both camping and alcohol is prohibited at the site and nudity are allowed at the bath decks, but not in the open areas in and around bathhouses. weekends in summer and holidays are quite busy, so rush early.

Gellért Baths:

The Gellert baths complex includes thermic baths, these are small pools that are filled with water from Gellért hill's mineral hot springs. The temperature of the water is between 35 °C and 40 °C.The thermic baths are adorned beautifully with mosaic tiles.

Gellért Spa is well known for its main hall with gallery and glass roof, built in Art-Nouveau style. The present bath complex and hotel was opened in 1918 and was expanded in 1927 and 1934 with artificial wave pool and with bubble bath.

The complex also includes showers and plunge pools separated by gender. Bathe complex also has an open-air swimming pool which creates artificial waves every 30 minutes and an effervescent swimming pool. There is an outdoor component, too, with a cold-water pool that mimes the sea, complete with a wave machine that dates, rather incredibly, from 1927. You feel like you are standing in the Massage services are available.

The Gellert Baths were originally isolated for ladies and men. From 2013 January, all the pools were mixed, so at last, people can enjoy every section together, although it still has the two different parts.

This Bathe complex is located in Budapest, Hungary.

Puritama Hot Springs:

Puritama Hot Springs is an array of eight large pools of geothermal spring water situated at the bottom of a canyon in the Atacama Desert, in the Antofagasta Region in the north of Chile. Chile's the Atacama Desert is the driest non-polar place in the world. The springs gird by fresh reeds and grasses, full of blue-green water— the brawl with the world around them. The territory is a study in extremes: Punishing rocky moonscapes host jaw-dropping architecture, and stringent hiking trips pair with the hot-stone masseuse. But the eight pools of geothermal water are worth the trek.

The Puritama Hot Springs was known for centuries and used for medicinal purposes by the local Atacama people, The sodium sulfate waters are said to have medicinal properties perfect for soaking away your stress, physical fatigue, and other ailments.

Dunton Hot Springs:

Dunton Hot Springs, also known as Dunton, Colorado, is a tiny flock of log buildings that sits at 8,600 feet on the West Fork of the Dolores River in the San Juan Mountains in the Southwest corner of Colorado. Dunton is 35 miles above Cortez, Colorado, and 25 miles southwest of Telluride.

Dunton does have an indoor spring, and it's awesome. but the best part is to wake up early and heading to the outdoor springs, where steam is rising off the water. you can see some picturesque places with nobody around. You immerse yourself in the water and listen to the birds chirping. It's an amazing, humbling experience.

Takaragawa Onsen:

It is located in minakani, Japan. The traditional Japanese architecture with 80 years of history as well as an open-air bath situated along a mountain stream harmonize with the natural surroundings to produce a beautiful ryokan. There are four types of hot spring. The large open-air bath facing a mountain stream has the absolute best healing properties. The water is good for neuralgia, stress release, poor circulation, etc. The food you get is nearby mountain vegetables, wild boar, bears, and river fish. It'd work, for sure, as an overnight stop on a whirlwind bucket-list tour of Japan.

Reykjadalur:

If you have ever dreamed to swim in a hot spring in the middle of the mountains, then this is the perfect place for you. Located just 25 miles away from Reykjavik in South Iceland, you can get here on your own by driving a car, if not you can select group tours. it hardly takes 45 minutes to get over there. It’s on the way to other popular stops like the golden circle or other main attractions in the south. This is an amazing place for day hike too. Reykjadalur means “steam valley” in Icelandic, and this place definitely holds up to its name.

Mountains in front of you, ocean behind you, streams on the side… just imagine the beauty of the place, it's really awesome. This scenery continues until you come upon a winding river heated, through the miracle of nature, to the precise temperature of a perfect bath. simply pick an unpeopled spot, disrobe in broad daylight, leave your clothes on the riverbank, and slip in.

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