Whether you believe in aliens or not, you have to admit a lot of people have claimed to have seen something extraterrestrial. These sightings seem to be more abundant in certain places on earth, This might be because aliens prefer these places to land or just the dumb luck of the observer, or just the dumbness of the observer. Whichever the case, here are the Best Places to Witness a UFO Siting! 1. San Clemente, Chile This 30 km trail was established in 2008 and winds through the Andes joining up various sites where close encounters have been recorded. the trail culminates in an area called "el enladrillado" made by 200 flat volcanic rocks laid out by ancient civilization. it is believed that this is a landing site for UFOs 2. Wycliffe well, Davenport, Australia Boasting "at least one sighting every couple of days" Wycliffe well is listed as one of the top 5 UFO hotspots in the world. there have been hundreds of reports of pulsating and flashing orange, green and red lights in the sky, some dating back to WWII. 3. Highway 3, New Hampshire, USA Location of the first reported modern day Alien abduction. on September 19 1961 Betty and Barney Rubble sorry, Hill claimed to have seem a hovering disk shaped object and to have lost 2 hours of time. Under hypnosis both recalled having been abducted and probed. 4. Westall, Australia Westall is the site of Australia biggest mass siting of a UFO, in 1966, 200 school children reported seeing a UFO fly over the school and land, leaving a perfect circle of scorched ground. They stated that the spaceship looked moulded, with no visible seams or joints. 5. Sedona, Arizona Home of the famous Bradshaw Ranch, located in the National forest, which is rumoured to have been confiscated by the US government because it housed "one of the most powerful Inter-dimensional portals on the planet. Visitors cannot enter the forest at night but you can stay till dusk, which is apparently, when most of the extra-terrestrial activity occurs. 6. Roswell, New Mexico Ever since the legendary Roswell UFO crash in July 1947, when the military announced they had found the remains of a crashed UFO in the desert, Roswell has been the Mecca of UFO enthusiasts and conspiracy theorists. 7. Molyobka Triangle, Russia in the 1980s, Geologist Emil Bachurin discovered a 206ft circular impression in the snow, this drew the attention of enthusiasts whom later reported glowing colored lights in the sky, watches that stopped and some of the world largest crop circles. 8. Area 51, Nevada Birthplace of most conspiracy theories, this highly secret military installation which the government refused to acknowledge is believed to have housed the remains of the Roswell crash as well as other materials recovered there it remains off limits to the gener ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRldYj5Q3LM

There are many misconceptions about Nigeria, it's not a poor country, it has a rich culture and cuisine, and not every man there is a prince who wants to give you money. Although Lagos, Abuja, and Calabar seem like well-established tourist locations, there are a few things we should avoid doing when we visit. 1. Don't Flash The Cash. Most places accept credit cards, so the need for cash is low. Avoid carrying cash if possible and if you have to carry cash, avoid showing it. Keep your wallet and phone in your front pockets and don't wear any expensive jewelry or watches. 2. Don't Make Assumptions. Although most Nigerians speak English and almost half are Christians you shouldn't assume their culture is the same. Over half of Nigerians are Muslim and the Nigerian culture is an amalgamation of multiple ethnic groups. 3. Don't Forget Your Vaccines! In addition to your routine vaccines, it is recommended that you get vaccinated for Measles, Yellow fever, Polio, Hepatitis A, Malaria, and Typhoid. It is also a good idea to carry proof of your vaccinations with you as you may be asked for this at the airport. 4. Don't Forget Your Visa. Unless you are a citizen of a neighboring country, you are going to need a visa to enter Nigeria. Start the process at least a month before your trip because it is quite a lengthy process and requires a lot of paperwork. it is also quite expensive, so be prepared! 5. Don't Be Afraid of The Cuisine! Nigeria offers all types of international cuisines but their own is delicious (it maybe a bit spicy!) try "Bolli" which is roasted Plantain "Jollof" rice and "Suya" which are spicy kebabs. 6. Don't say you "Love Africa!" Nigeria is a country, Africa is a continent. Going to Nigeria and telling a Nigerian you love Africa is like going to Cuba and saying you love "North America!" 7. Don,t Go Out Alone At Night Taking walks or going out clubbing alone at night is not recommended. Get a guide or befriend a local, also avoid public transport and book cabs in advance from reputable companies! 8. Don't Forget Your passport Get photocopies of your passport to carry around with you for identification and only show the original at the airport. 9. Pack Carefully! Make sure you pack some necessities in your hand luggage, hold luggage can be delayed or even disappear so to avoid spending days in the same clothes, put some in your carry-on bag. Pack a torch and a battery pack too, as power outages are a common occurrence. Which country should we do next? Subscribe and let us know! Get more Tips here! http://www.destinationtips.com ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWxM8nqLXx4

No shade! Sand everywhere! Too much stuff to carry! Not knowing where to put your valuables, hot flip flops, and a big clean-up! are just some of the problems with going to the beach that we solve in Awesome Beach Life Hacks to MAKE IT EASY! Valuables One of the main problems, when you go to the beach, is where to put your valuables when you want to take a swim. Many life hacks suggest putting them in ziplock bags and burying them, but if you're seen doing this, a thief can easily find them. Others suggest hiding your valuables in a diaper because no one is going to touch a diaper right? but then again, no one is going to stop someone from picking up a dirty diaper and walking off with it. The best solution is to get yourself a Waterproof pouch bag like the Syncwire, it's waterproof, touch screen friendly, fully adjustable, and comfortable to wear. It'll keep your valuables close and accessible whilst protecting them from sand, sea, and sticky fingers. Too Much To Carry. No matter how much you try to avoid it, there are some things that you need to bring for a day at the beach, a good way to reduce the quantity of stuff you have to lug around with you is to make sure the things you bring are multipurpose, like this beach bag. There are various models that you can buy, or even make yourself, these beach bags unfold to become your beach towel some versions even come with a pocket and pillow! Sunshade. Even though you may go to the beach to work on your tan, you will need some shade. Don't bother using the typical parasol that's awkward to carry and forever trying to blow away. Get a portable sun shelter like the G4free Large Pop Up Beach Tent. The tent pops up in a second and can be weighed down with the 4 sandbags that come with it. Tie a colored piece of fabric to the top so that you can easily see your spot from the sea and when you're finished, the whole thing just folds down into a flat lightweight bag that's easy to carry. Sand, Sand, Sand. If you have kids or you yourself are a big kid, then you know that sandy beach toys are a pain to carry, clean, dry, and pack. Sure! you can clean them in the sea, but then you have to put wet toys into your beach bag and get everything else in there wet too! well, not anymore! You can now make, or buy, a drawstring mesh backpack for your beach toys, not only does it give you a separate place to pack, store and transport the toys but now you can wash the toys in the sea and put them in the mesh bay and here they will dry out on there own, keeping everything in your beach bag dry too, and thanks to its drawstring straps, each child can carry their own bag, and wash and care for their own toys, which will teach them responsibility and take a load off your back. #Godlevelparenting. Sand, Sand, Sand, SAND! S ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mfmeMlwjkoM

If you're one of those people who thinks "I'll visit the pyramids when I'm older. It's not like they're going anywhere..." Well think again! Here are 10 amazing tourist attractions that no longer exist. 1. Porcelain Tower of Nanjing (China) In the Middle Ages, this was considered one of the Seven Wonders of the world. It was built out of porcelain bricks by the third emperor of the Ming Dynasty in the 15th century, and towered to a height of 260 feet over the south bank of the Yangtze River for over four hundred years. However, it was destroyed under the Taiping Rebellion of the 1850's, to stop the enemy using it as a watchtower. 2. Guaíra Falls (Paraguay, Brazil) Guaira Falls were the world's largest waterfalls, more than twice the size of Niagara Falls. However, in 1982 the government wanted to build the world's largest hydroelectric dam, and filled the seven falls in, completely submerging them forever. 3. The New York Hippodrome The New York Hippodrome was the largest theater in the world, with room for 5,300 spectators. One of its the biggest acts was Harry Houdini and the "Jumbo" musical. It was refashioned into a movie theater, opera house and then a sports arena, until finally was torn down during the Great Depression to make way for a block of offices... 4. Royal Opera House of Valletta (Malta) It was designed by Edward Middleton Barry, the architect of London's Royal Opera House, in the 1860's, but a fire destroyed the interior and it was rebuilt four years later. However, it was then blown to pieces during World War II. 5. Original Pennsylvania Station (New York) New York's first Penn Station was a masterpiece of the Beaux Art style. However it was demolished to make way for Madison Square Garden and a smaller underground station was built in 1963. 6. Shakespeare's Globe Theater (London) The Globe was built in 1599 by William Shakespeare's playing company. Sadly, a fire destroyed it during a performance of Henry VIII, in 1613. It was rebuilt in just a year, but in 1644 parliament put a stop to all theaters in London and had it demolished. 7. Jonah's Tomb (Iraq) In 2014 some social unrest provoked the destruction of Mosul's oldest mosque, which is considered to be the burial place of Jonah the Prophet. So, now, sadly there's nothing left to visit there. 8. Disney's River Country and Discovery Island (Florida) This was the first Walt Disney World water park that was full of swings, slides and whitewater rafting, using filtered river water for an authentic outdoors experience. However, it closed for annual maintenance and never opened again, it is thought because of deadly river parasites that could survive the filtration process. 9. Sutro Baths (San Francisco) This was the world's biggest indoor swimming complex with seven pools ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIG9q6OTfeU