Sentences with phrase «giant stairways»

See the magnificent sculpted rice terraces at Tegallalang with its layered mirrors unfold like giant stairways from the coconut - palm - forested - hilltop to the valley below.

Walk to the foot of the Three Sisters on the 998 - step Giant Stairway, or glide between clifftops on the Scenic Skyway, 270 metres (886 feet) above ancient ravines.

If you're feeling more energetic descend to the valley floor on the Giant Stairway, a trail of more than 800 steps that leads to the base of the Three Sisters.

We had to end up back at the caravan park, so Brecht had planned a loop for us to hike, which included descending the Giant Stairway.

We felt like we had just discovered the perfect way of hiking the Blue Mountains: the right direction (descending instead of climbing the Giant Stairway) and the right starting point (ending with the climb up the Furber steps).

Giant Stairway to Scenic Railway — Start Echo Point — 5 km, 3 hours medium walk.

Not exact matches

«The stairway will forever serve as a reminder to all Giants fans of our rich history and the many Giants greats who played at the Polo Grounds.»

The Brush Stairway was built by the former New York Giants baseball team to accommodate sports fans going to and from the Polo Grounds and was gifted to the city on July 9, 1913.

Rectangular ponds surrounded by immaculately arranged plants, bushes of giant damask roses and riots of blooming jasmines, dun - coloured courtyards, stairways with roofs of green, lofty trees bending under the weight of ripe oranges, and an exquisite (almost clichéd) view of the Nasrid Palace in the near distance below.

In Sagada, we also have the Sagada Rice Terraces that has its own magnificent landscape which are carefully hand carved mountainsides that seems giant steps forming stairways to the sky.

We follow it across a steep mountainside and up narrow stairways through lush, humid cloud - forest of giant ferns and broad - leaf vegetation.

It was home to Coney Island's first Ferris wheel, the Barrel of Love, The Human Pool Table, The Earthquake Stairway, a giant spinning disc called the Human Roulette Wheel, and their signature attraction: The Steeplechase Horse ride.

This conversion of an old slate quarry, however, is certainly in a league of its own: touted to be the world's first and largest underground trampoline installation, Bounce Below is a series of three giant trampolines, linking stairways and slides that allow will visitors to enjoy this old mining cavern in a totally unexpected way.