Nippa International Travel & Tours

10/04/2020

Travel agents are important!

11/03/2019

Show it to the world!!!!

19/12/2018

19/12/2018

01/05/2018

New Islamabad International Airport, all set to welcome travellers.

Little tour Pre-open.

18/04/2018

New Islamabad International Airport, opening on 3rd May.

26/03/2018

Ecuador!!!! Must be fun!!!

09/03/2018

09/02/2018

Read this in BBC NEWS.

Not that you can choose the timing to see such a rare phenomenon, but you could, I would be first to visit this place.

A strange and beautiful sight greeted locals in the Gulf of Ob, in northwest Siberia, after thousands of natural snowballs formed on the beach.

An 11-mile (18km) stretch of coast was covered in the icy spheres.

The sculptural shapes range from the size of a tennis ball to almost 1m (3ft) across.

They result from a rare environmental process where small pieces of ice form, are rolled by wind and water, and end up as giant snowballs.

Locals in the village of Nyda, which lies on the Yamal Peninsula just above the Arctic Circle, say they have never seen anything to compare to them.

Russian TV quoted an explanation from Sergei Lisenkov, press secretary of the Arctic and Antarctic Research Institute:

"As a rule, first there is a primary natural phenomenon - sludge ice, slob ice. Then comes a combination of the effects of the wind, the lay of the coastline, and the temperature and wind conditions.

"It can be such an original combination that it results in the formation of balls like these."