Eager tourists who would like to visit Santa Claus! The Santa Claus Air Plains to Rovaniemi, Lapland, in Soumi - Finland, has become a big business. Norwegian media report about heavy traffic in the air across Norway. 90 % of the tourists who across Norway on their way to Rovaniemi are British.

Travelling back in Biblican time was really great. The Middle East is so enriched with big wonders. Some of them I and my wife Marna experienced were The Western Wall, Tel Aviv, Jerash, massive Roman ruins, Jerusalem, and Shel Zahav. We were closed to the bomb explosion in Amman. Further more we explored the ancient city Petra, the Nabateans`culture and wonders. Spielberg liked the city enough to film the third Indiana Jones movie here, especially the Treasury. We also took our time to admire the sacred Biblical shrine of Mount Nebo, the Dead Sea and more.

Travelling back in Biblican times was a memory of life. It was a adventurous journey going to places as The Western Wall, Tel Aviv, Jerash, massive Roman ruins, Jerusalem and Shel Zahav. I and my wife Marna were close to the bomb explosion in Amman. Further more we explored the ancient city Petra, the Nabateans`culture and wonders. Spielberg liked the city enough to film the third Indiana Jones movie here, especially the Treasury. We also took our time to admire the sacred Biblical shrine of Mount Nebo, the Dead Sea and more.

Are the ancient wonders made of the Incans messages for the future? Cuzco, the capital of the Incan Empire, was built out of stone and adorned with gold. Both in the city and in the environment around, there are great wonders as Qorikancha - Coricancha - the famous sun temple of Qosqo, San Blas Church, La Companía Church - once Inca Huayna Capac's palace, The Cathedral - was built over the ruins of the palace of the Inca Viracocha, the huge stone structure Sacsayhuaman, Q'enqo - Kenko - a temple dedicated to Mother Earth, Puca Pukara - the Fortress Watchtower, Tambomachay - the Inca Baths, Laqo, Lanlakuyoq and Kusilluchayoq - old observatories and ceremonial sites, the lost city Machu Picchu and Ollantaytambo in the Sacred Valley - Valle Sagrado. What is so special with these monuments, and how are they connected?

Through my journey in the Middle East I visited the Western Wall, Tel Aviv, Jerash, massive Roman ruins, Jerusalem, and Shel Zahav. I and my wife Marna were close to the bomb explosion in Amman. We explored the ancient city Petra, the Nabateans`culture and wonders, Spielberg liked the city enough to film the third Indiana Jones movie here, especially the Treasury. We also took our time to admire the sacred Biblical shrine of Mount Nebo, the Dead Sea and more.

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It was an amazing journey into Biblican times in the Middle East. Some of the most interesting places I visited together with my wife were the Western Wall, Tel Aviv, massive Roman ruins, Jerusalem and Shel Zahav. We were close to the bomb explosion in Amman. Further more we explored the ancient city Petra, the Nabateans`culture and wonders. Spielberg liked the city enough to film the third Indiana Jones movie here, especially the Treasury, and we had also the great pleasure to admire the sacred Biblical shrine of Mount Nebo, the Dead Sea and more.

With the crocodile looking creature`s enormous size, it would be a quite big challenge for Crocodile Dundee to capture it. Scientists call the remains of the 135-million-year-old sea monster for Godzilla. It was found in southern Argentina in an area that was once part of the Pacific Ocean. The scientific name on the creature is Dakosaurus andiniensis, and it`s an entirely new species of ancient crocodile.

Long, dusty and winding trails to the ancient city Petra in Jordan, go through deserts, rocks, deep valleys and narrow passages. It`s not so far from the city Wadi Musa. Outside Petra there are small caravan places which people used in the past for staying overnight and resting. Bedouin nomads use some of these places today sometimes. In the past Petra`s wealth grew as the Nabateans kept control of caravan trade routes through the region.

In a remote canyon known as Range Creek in USA, it has lived a mysterious people. The vast majority of archaeological traces in the site are associated with the Fremont Indians, one of the early Americans. It dates between about A.D. 500 and A.D. 1350. So, what became of them? The Range Creek site was unveiled in 2004 and now archaeologists explore the area. Compared with their neighbours Anasazi in the south, the ruins are not so spectacular, but anyway the constructions and petroglyphs are real impressing...

It's made by the Norwegian adventurer Stein Morten Lund based on his adventurous journey in July 2005. The movie tells a story about the Bedouins life and culture in the middle of the desert. Nomads have been travelling in these southern Jordanian deserts since prehistoric times. Their way to survive in such harsh environment is impressing. So it's their hospitality, lifestyle, culture and traditional music. The movie covers also the fabulous Nabataean City of Petra, where breath-taking architecture is carved into rose-colored sandstone cliffs. The wonderful and mysterious building, called the Treasure in Petra, was used as background for the filming of the final scene of the movie Indian Jones and the Last Crusader. The most dramatic scenes in Stein Morten`s movie is about Lawrence of Arabia, and takes place in the amazing moon landscape Wadi Rum.

Today it`s his seventh day. Yesterday the Norwegian made 9 kilometres in 7 hours. The sun is shining and the weather is hot - only -3 Celsius and no wind. As he reports, his sledge is still heavy and the terrain is steep, but he keeps the spirit up for walking The Long March.

This is a big paradox: how could this happen in a country with such friendly and hospitable inhabitants? Jordanians are genuine, peaceful and hard working people putting their strongest efforts to build their country and attract tourists to their beautiful country. They have really something to be proud of. We in Travel Explorations express our deepest sympathy to the people in Jordan and tourists who have been stroke by the explosions. I had a wonderful journey in Jordan this summer (2005), and everywhere I met nice people. Many invited me into their private homes for tea and I really enjoyed being with these people.

Readers of Wanderlust, Britain's leading magazine for real travellers, have updated the millennia-old list for the 21st century. Overall, 3,569 travellers' votes were counted in the largest survey of its kind ever. The results reveal what today's travellers view to be the most extraordinary sights on the planet.The clear voters' favourite is the lost Inca city of Machu Picchu, Peru, which received 52% more votes than its nearest rival, the vast temple complex of Angkor, Cambodia. The Great Pyramid of Giza, the only one of the 7 Wonders of the World still standing, has been relegated to eighth place in the definitive updated list.

The expedition is called the Longest March. The Norwegian Rune Gjeldnes` aim is to become the first person in the world to cross the Arctic Ocean and Antarctica without re-supplies. Børge Ousland - Borge Ousland, who is also from Norway, was the first to do it, but he did it with re-supplies. Rune is 34 year, and still eager to set new records. He will the coming 3 months be alone in the ice landscape. With 500 songs in his MP3 player, he finds inspiration to walk the whole distance reaching circa 4600 kilometres.