Glymur Hotel

Glymur Resort is a family run boutique hotel situated high on a hillside on the northern shore of the beautiful “Whale fjord” just 50 kilometers away from Reykjavik or 90 kilometers away from the airport.

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Palaces and Fortresses of India

 Country of great contrasts, with a cultural tradition of over 2,500 years B.C, with a population of over 1,150 million inhabitants, India is the second most populated country in the world, only behind China.

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The blue hole in Bahamas Islands

The “Dean’s Blue Hole” is found in the west bay of Clarence Town, inLong Island at the Bahamas Islands. It is the deepest blue hole (submarine cave) in the world, with a depth of 663 ft, which is twice the averageof the regular blue holes that usually reach a depth of 360 ft. It has a cir-cular shape and abrupt walls with a high contrast of colors between thedark blue from the deep and a clear blue from the shores.  

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Taj Mahal Palace & Tower Mumbai, where luxury and details have no limits

The Taj Mahal Hotel, Bombay (also know as Mumbai) was born out of Jamsetji N. Tata’s dream, who believed that this commercial capital of India, required a grand hotel, one that would enhance its reputation amongst the great cities of the world. Jamsetji N. Tata was the visionary founder of India’s premier business house  the Tata Group.

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Tips & tops La India

It is required to have both. Passport and Visa to get into India. To request a Visa, a lot of paperwork is required, for this we recommend to get informed with some time ahead wherever you reside. Some states in India are tied to special access restrictions (Assam. Sikkim. Laquediva Islands. Andaman Islands and Darjeeling) where a special permit has to be presented; the embassy is in charge of its emission. When making the trip, certain vaccines are recommended such as DTTAB. polio and anticholera.

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