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Top 10 Most Aggressive Dog Breeds

21/02/202029/01/2020 by PickyTop

Dogs have been part of human civilization since the beginning of their domestication.
They were used to protecting livestock because of their instinctive guarding ability.
These animals are remarkably intelligent, which makes them good and loyal companions.
While often described as “Man’s best friend,” these animals were not meant to communicate directly with humans.
Almost every dog can cause serious harm and danger, but some breeds show more violent aggressive and dangerous responses to bite, causing serious injury!
According to American Temperament Test Society recorded attacks and aggressive temperament according to average size, these are the top 10 most aggressive dog breeds in the world:

10.Siberian Husky

Huskies were a traditional breed of domesticated dogs used as sled dogs in the northern regions.
This breed is very athletic and strong enough to move heavy luggage with thick coats.
Huskies have a unique color fur pattern and an impressive face mask with special blue eyes.
Most of the Huskies love people and are friendly social creatures.
Husky owners will describe their dog as humble, intelligent, alert, and gentle.
However, Huskies are always fired up, and hyperactive, which results in aggressive dog behavior, that can certainly come out in some way or another.
Keeping large dogs with young children is not a great idea.
Especially if the dog is not familiar with people involved around it, things may go wrong with children left alone with a husky.
The Siberian Huskies, however, is a dangerous breed, regardless of the range in size and age of the casualty, as the statistics prove it.

9. Boxer

Boxers are hunting dogs because we human beings have used them as attacking dogs during our hunts!
They’ve got a strong jaw and dog bite force–perfect to protect!
Most Boxers are dominant dogs and show aggression against other male dogs. They are sometimes aggressive to humans as well.
Like huskies, many of the attacks by the Boxers involve children as they don’t know how to act around them.
If owners cannot handle this breed properly, situations can become dangerous and even fatal.
Shabbily trained or bred Boxers could harm a person, especially a child, to a considerable extent.
Boxers were originally bred to hunt in Germany as companion dogs and sometimes for dog fighting.
You will never know how or when aggressive instincts might kick in.
One more thing to remember when training boxers is that we should avoid punishments and harsh treatment as it may provoke them.

8. Akita

Akita Inu is a large and strong breed of dogs with a noble, yet bullying presence.
They were initially used in feudal Japan to protect kingship and nobility. This breed was also trained to hunt wild boars, black bears, and sometimes deer.
An Akita doesn’t stand back or get scared easily from threats. They are therefore courageous and faithful stewards of their families but only if properly socialized and trained; they are caring, friendly, and fun dogs.
If an Akita dog is in an anxious state, it is likely prone to attack, if agitated.
This breed needs positive socialization, and consistent, regular training or may respond with rage attacks if we abuse them.
A dog, especially Akita, considers long-term eye contact to be a challenge, which can be violent at any moment.
It is a courageous and willing dog who is naturally diligent about outsiders but very loyal to its family.
Sometimes they are often hostile to other dogs, especially same-sex ones.
That’s why Akitas is best suited for single pet households, otherwise, they may harm other dogs.

7. Alaskan Malamute

An Alaskan Malamute is like the Siberian or Alaskan Husky but is a much larger breed.
Generally, they’re not aggressive dogs as many owners will tell you as Malamutes are good with people, including children.
Mushers used these big dogs for freight transportation in snowy regions.
A Malamute maintains a strong prey drive to hunt down and capture prey from their ancestors.
Since 2005, malamutes have attacked at least three people in the United States. Two of those killed were children.
According to the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association, four people in Canada died following dog attacks by “sled dogs” between 1990 and 2007. The number of deaths involving malamute is unknown.
The main problem, however, is that the Malamute, like the Husky, has a lot of energy that needs to be used on productive use (sledding or hunting).
Unless we find a way to transmute their hyper activeness or used it for work, their behavior could be violent.
It is likely incompetent owners who drive the Malamute to show dog aggression.
These dogs require physical and mental stimulation to keep their minds and body healthy.
They weigh up to 50 kg, so it can surely prove risky to encounter an angry Alaskan malamute.

6. Mastiff (English & Bull)

Bullmastiffs are smart, energetic, and athletic dogs.
Such dogs are highly sensitive to security and are reliable for dependability.
These dogs become incredibly reliable and obedient with consistent training from an early age.
However, the Mastiff can be an aggressive breed for various reasons, just like with all dogs.
We must train mastiffs early for socialization. With proper training, dogs learn to distinguish the behavior of friendly people with bad guys.
As they can be a suspect threat of everyone outside the family without socialization.
Such an approach can lead to unusual stubbornness and aggressive behavior towards owners.
With a dog breed of this size, both activities may lead to dangerous situations.
They are typically about 36 inches tall and can weigh up to 230 pounds.
You as an owner (or if considering to own) have lots of responsibility for training this strong dog, looking to keep an English Mastiff.

5. Wolf hybrid

It’s not a good idea to own a pet gray wolf, even worse is owning a wolf dog.
As you may predict the behavior of a normal wolf, but cannot comprehend what a wolf-dog might do.
Wolves are one of the most deadly and biggest carnivores overall, let alone canines.
Some breeders report that the hybrids are shy around people, while others say that these hybrid dogs usually have the wolf’s hunting instincts pointing that hybrids could be the world’s deadliest dog breed.
Between 1982 and 2014, Wolf hybrids seemed to have caused 19 casualties.
The United States Human Society classifies Wolf-dog hybrids as wild animals.
There is also no guarantee that standard canine rabies vaccination will affect a Wolf Hybrid.
These dogs, as you might already perceive, are genetically half wolves half dogs, which can make them unpredictable.
They have a wild and challenging mind on their own! Many states have already banned owning a Wolf Dog in the house as a pet!.

4. Doberman Pinschers

The Doberman Pinscher is a fearless dog often used in special forces, like the police.
Dobermans can weigh up to 100 pounds over other dogs 28 inches tall.
Because they have so much energy owners should properly train them as soon as possible.
The biggest concern about raising a large dog breed is the ability to perform proper training in obedience.
Of course, they are smart dog breeds. But their dominating nature and weight also make it somewhat challenging to learn.
Many Dobermann owners will describe their pets as loyal, disciplined, energetic, alert, and brave.
But it is possible that with practice they are effective (in fact too much effective).
Maintaining this aggressive dog breed demands extra care. Probably those who failed to do this were those who contributed to the accidents caused by Dobermans.
Supporting and strengthening traits such as independence, intelligence, and aggressive tendencies is common among this breed.
While the breeding people in recent decades have tried to ease the rage, the Doberman today still responds with meanest aggression towards strangers.

3. German Shepherd

A German shepherd is a breed originated back to the 1800s in Germany as cattle dogs.
In the United States, the German shepherd is the second most popular dog breed, also known as Alsatian.
No socialization and training can make these dogs likely to attack people (mostly strangers) and smaller dogs.
They are integral and necessary aspects of any police force unit all around the world.
Most people sometimes call them police dogs for their considerable use in forces.
But since they are so credible for fighting crime, they can become dangerous if placed in a difficult situation.
The typical German Shepherd who belongs to the family believes that he has one task “to protect the family.”
Accidents could occur with this kind of mindset.
So long as german shepherds see someone (or something) as dangerous for the pack, your German shepherd will probably attack and defend it’s family (humans or other dogs).
The attack can be harmful, and sometimes fatal because it is 25 inches tall and weighs at 80 pounds with 300 pounds of bite force, it is a sheer display of their considerable biting strength.
They can accidentally hurt small children, even if they don’t want to.
The German Shepherd is by far the most popular housekeeper in the USA.
They are the most aggressive dog breeds in America, except for Rottweiler.
During the Second World War, German and French used them as military dogs.

2. Rottweiler

Rottweilers are America’s most dangerous dog breeds, also known as a bad family dog, particularly for households in which the owner is an amateur without a calm and confident personality.
To avoid dangerous reactions, you need to be disciplined and alert continually!
Rottweilers were bred to have exceptional strength and good herding dogs and protective instincts.
Rottweilers rank second in the United States by the number of dog attacks.
If you are considering buying one, pay a premium of time and training for a Rottweiler puppy.
Though, in reward, you get one of the world’s fiercest dogs that will guard you.
Even if the Rottweiler is usually a friendly pet, they do whatever they need to protect the pack (you or your family).
Many owners will call them loyal, intimidating, courageous, and trustworthy.
Perhaps all the deaths were the effort by robbers to enter the property.

1. Pit Bull

The pit bull is probably the most infamous breeds of dogs on the list. Even by its owners or family, they are considered unpredictable and vicious.
State and local governments around the world are strict in restricting this dog’s ownership by breed-specific legislation.
Originally bred as fighting dogs, a common pitbull mixes extreme aggression, strength, and determination for an attack.
Pit bulls are commonly involved in fatal attacks against adults 21 to 54 years of age.
Pit Bull are fighting dogs and will strive with the determination to do their job until it is over!
They have powerful jaws with a strong bite-force and are well known for not releasing their bite.
I used to own a male American pit bull terrier breed (who died in an accident) and was nothing like a typical dog in terms of brutal strength.
There was an incident in a farmhouse when my Pitbull found a big bone of a rotten dead lamb.
As I didn’t want him to have any health-related problems, I tried to grab that piece of bone, which resulted in a kind of tug of war between us.
Taking that bone out of his growling mouth was like pulling a metal bar struck between industrial gear.
His aggression cost me many dollars buying a new industrial chain, which he used to break anyway (I used industrial chains because he used to snap rope or band easily).
American Staffordshire bull terrier is the dog breed that ends in combination with the strength of an American bulldog and agile energy of the terriers.
PitBull even today are used in dog-fighting, in some countries where the dogs are trained to dog fights until death.
All these factors make Pitbulls the strongest yet the world’s deadliest dog breed.

If we have mistreated a dog of a usually friendly breed, poorly socialized, or is out-of-sorts on a given day, it can maul your leg anytime soon.
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Top 20 Most Beautiful Birds in the World

27/01/202027/01/2020 by PickyTop

Birds are one of Mother Nature’s prettiest creations.
We are fortunate to live on planet earth which is home to countless shades and species of birds.
Apparently, the most stunning birds from so many attractive avians are hard to pick.
In reality, every flora and fauna is perfectly formed by nature.
Each color, each move is intended to be protection, camouflage, or attraction.
Yet here are some of the colorful gorgeous birds photos with which we were struck.
We love their vibrant colors and their captivating feathers.
Here are some of the most beautiful birds in the world:

20. Blue Jay

Blue jays are one of the world’s intelligent and most amazing birds.
We can commonly find them in East and Central America.
They can clone the Hawks’ voice to take away other birds and rob their eggs and nests.
The “jay jay” is a unique beautiful feature like the calls it makes.
These species of birds can be 9 or 12 inches in length and are distinguished by the blue crest on their heads.
Depending on their mood, Blue jay uses to move it up and down.
They have a white face and a black-collared neck when talking about the appearance.
The black color is also black across the sides of their heads, leaving bills and legs also black.

19. Indian peafowl

The peacock is India’s National Bird and perhaps the prettiest bird in nature.
It has long feathers, and it’s an unforgettable experience of posing when it raises all fathers with a “dancing Peacock.”
Peacocks are known and adorated as sacred in India. When the peacock loses its tail feathers, it was used as a pen or for sacred rituals since ancient times.

18. Hyacinth macaw

The hyacinth macaw is the world’s largest flying parrot species with an incredible length of 100 cm.
They live in semi-open areas in Northern Brazil’s savanna grasslands.
During the last few years, their population has decreased. Less than five thousand Hyacinth Macaws today left the world.
The main threats to hyacinth macaw are habitat loss and illegal hunting.
Hyacinth Macaw is known for its striking cobalt blue plumage with bright yellow rings around the eyes in addition to the large size.
Hyacinth Macaw is also known as blue macaw thanks to this spectacular coloring.
Like other parrots, Blue macaws mostly eat fruit seeds.

17. Golden pheasant

Although native to the forested western mountains of China, wild colonies of these blonde head birds have now been discovered worldwide, including in parts of Europe and North and evergreen forests of South America.
Golden pheasants are known for their multi-colorful plumage.
They have a beautiful red and yellow tipped crest. The bottom and face are red and white.
Rusty tans colors are at the sides and throat. The beak of the golden pheasant is green and yellow. It has long pale and brown feathers, and deep, red shoulder feathers.
The males are much brighter than females. The breasts and flanks are distinctive scarlet like a tiger.
Their central tail feathers also have striking black spots. Unlike male pheasants, females have a duller mottled brown plumage.

16. Wilson's bird-of-paradise

One of the strangest yet one of the most beautiful birds you’ll have ever see is Wilson’s Bird of Paradise.
Such birds are very difficult to find in deep forests in Indonesia. But, once you do, its vibrant foliage will take your breath away.

15. Rainbow lorikeet

The Rainbow Lorikeet is known for its colorful body and bright eye, commonly known in the United States, Austria, and Australia.
Rainbow lorikeets (colorful parrot) are protected and are not threatened. But pet trade is the only danger to these rainbow-colored birds.
Because of its rich colors, people like to keep it as a pet.

14. Kingfisher

In the Alcedinidae family, the kingfisher is a broad-billed and colorful exotic bird.
Over a hundred different Kingfish species exist, divided into three separate subfamilies.
Kingfishers hunt for fish and other aquatic animals, as their name suggests.
Each Kingfisher species has different colors and sizes, although the shape is identical.
They have big bodies, big heads, and even larger bills. The beaks at the base are long and point at the top.
Such birds range from 4 to 1/2 inches in length.
The plumage of Kingfisher is very colorful and many species are blue.
Feathers are also available in orange, gray, white stripes, cream, black, red, brown, yellow, pink and purple, and any of the above variations.

13. Keel-billed toucan

A multicolored beak found on such beautiful bird species is a unique feature.
The length of this beak can be up to 20 cm. These are also called the bright beak rainbow billed Toucan, famous for black feathers and a very large bill.
It is commonly found in Central and South America. Because of their heavy beak, these birds are poor flyers.
The bird can grow up to 50 cm and weigh 400 gms.

12. Northern cardinal

Northern Cardinal’s fiery red feathers fascinate many bird watching people who look at them.
The cardinal bird is one of the most popular and common birds native to North America and are regular visitors of the backyards in its entire range.
It is a songbird of the medium-sized with a bright red crest and a short, thick orange-reddish beak.
The cardinal’s face and throat are black masks and his arms are bright red.
This bird has a black and gray face mask, but its body is dull-brown or tan, and dull red wings and tail.
Its bright red crest got the cardinal its name as it looks like a Catholic Cardinal’s miter.
The feathers are much less on the front of the crest that on the back of tail feathers.
To communicate, cardinals use their crest to stand or lie down.

11. Horned Sungem

Bird watchers find this very brightly colored species in the jungles of South America. Horned Sungem has feathers that look similar to horns, as it sounds.
This small hummingbird has two smartly arranged feathers that give the illusion that they have horns.
Nevertheless, only the males with a brighter plumage adorn these horns than the females.

10. Nicobar Pigeon

Named for one of the islands they inhabit, Nicobar pigeons can be observed in India, the Solomons, Palau, and on Andaman Nicobar islands.
Nicobar pigeon is closely connected with the extinct dodo bird, and such birds are common on these islands.
This is one of the most beautiful birds in the world, because of its rare colors and luminosity.
While they don’t quite measure up to the Victoria Crowned pigeon, its members can reach an imposing length between 15 to 17 inches.

9. Mandarin Duck

In Japan and the most eastern parts of Russia and China, these brightly colored pheasants exist.
They like to stay in the vicinity of rivers and lakes, especially shrubs and forests.
These are one of the most colorful birds with many colors to count. Like the peacock, though, the beauty is crafted by the male species.
The Mandarin Duck is considered the world’s most beautiful duck.
It was drawn in the Chinese and Japanese culture as it also won the hearts of artists through its rich colors.
It doesn’t wonder it’s one of the world’s top 20 most beautiful birds. These birds can also fly remarkably well.

8. Victoria Crowned Pigeon

This majestic pigeon originates from northern New Guinea’s low swamps and plains.
Although these birds are quite often seen in bird sanctuary captivity, their wild status is declining. This is primarily due to habitat loss.
Unfortunately, Crowned Pigeons are hunted for meat and feathers too, but luckily it is now illegal to catch these animals for sale.
It is on the red list of the IUCN and listed as a threat, and the reproduction is slow as the female lays only one egg.
This pigeon can grow up to a turkey’s height, but they have far less weight.
Their blue, lilac and purple feathers are spectacular, but its sophisticated lace feathers make these birds exquisite.

7. Gouldian Finch

Such beautiful small finches are from northern Austria, with scattered records from North West Queensland to Kimberley area in Western Australia, from the Cape York Peninsula.
In a relatively small area around 40 kilometers square, the birds are wandering and move only if there is little water or food.
Its body has a lot of colors and is also known as the Rainbow Finch.
Gouldian Finch is closely related to birds and sparrows in India.

6. Resplendent Quetzal

Once, the Mayan and Aztec people held sacred a shining quetzal that was used in the headdresses of rulers and priests by birds with dazzling colorful feathers.
They didn’t believe in killing the bird but released them after their magnificent tail feathers had been removed.
You’ll have to go to tropical Central America if you want this magnificent bird in its natural habitat.
When you plan a Costa Rican Ecotour, it can drive you in the dense evergreen forest to discover this beauty more effectively.

5. Gurney’s Pitta

The pitta of the Gurney is indeed an exceptional beauty.
Unless you expect to ever see one, you will have to go to Khao Nor Chuchi, Thailand or Tenasserim, Myanmar, where there are the only remaining populations.
This small pitta habitat of the lowland rainforest, one of the most endangered species in the world, is being quickly cleared for the palm oil industry.
Gurney’s pittas like to stay low, feed on worms, insects, and slugs.
The bird with a distinctive turquoise crown and tail, in comparison with his black and yellow substrates, is no concern.
The bird has a brown crown with a less dramatic blue tail while it’s under pieces are dark-colored.
Unfortunately, only one chick of each clutch usually survives because of the low breeding success rate of this species.

4. Marvelous Spatuletail

It is easy to see how fairy tales have been formed after seeing a mysterious male spatuletail.
The tiny bird has shimmering multi-colors and dazzling tail feathers on both sides, which flaps through the air faster than your human eyes can hold.
Only found within a limited range of wooded mountains in north-western Peru, the Rio Utcubamba region.
This hummingbird family bird features a bronze-green back and wings, a spectacled turquoise collar, a blue-violet crest and a buff breast separated by a long black line.
The female has similar bronze-green colors, but the head, neck, and tail are colorless.
The bird’s most remarkable attribute is a remarkable tail composed of four feathers, almost as though the male spatula tail needed additional adornments.
Two of those feathers are thin, long and straight, but the outside of both plumages stretches the bird’s body up to four times and finishes with two dark, spatula-shaped disks, known as spatulas.

3. Greater Bird of Paradise

Animal explorers can find Greater Bird of Paradise only in the deep forests of Indonesia.
This bird has an extravagant feathering that looks out of this world.
When Europeans observed the Greater Bird of Paradise for the first time, they assumed that it has no feet and never touched the earth.
This is where the Latin name of the birds means “legless birds of paradise” because of missing feet from the original specimens that were sent to Europe.
The male is spectacularly stunning with green neck emerald, yellow crown, blue beak, maroon-brown plumage, and a long wavy yellow and white color tail.
The female has mostly unbarred maroon-brown feathers, missing the ornamental flank feathers.
Such birds wake up in the morning with their resounding “wawk wawk” call as they fly like colorful angels across the hills of Indonesia and New Guinea’s Aru Islands.
Their diet includes fruits, seeds and can sometimes hunt insects.

2. Splendid Fairy Wren

The undergrowth of Marri, Karri, and Jarrah, the Mulga Bush, and scrubland in western and central Australia are evident because of these beautiful small birds.
Females are light dusky, violet, and gray often the first time you can see them.
The young males and females have a similar appearance with a blue tip on their wings.
Males develop an intense shade of blue during the breeding season.
These species are so prompt and fleeting that bird watchers have to take a close look to get a perfect photograph.
You will be rewarded with a beautiful encounter with some luck and persistence if you listen to the fast, high-pitched chirping of their voice while standstill.

1. Blue Bird-of-Paradise

Many bird-experts consider Blue Bird-of-Paradise as the most beautiful bird in the world, and it is certainly a beautiful sight to see.

The male has a bright blue tail, a bluish ivory bill, and white-ringed eyes, as opposed to a blackhead, chest, and back.
This impressive garb is completed by the reddish-brown flank feathers and two long flowing tail feathers.
The lady blue paradise bird has no ornamental tail feathers but is colorful like the male but not her chestnut basement.
The majestic male birds of Vogelkop during mating season perform a ‘courtship dance.’
For example, the larger the superb bends its knees and bounces during its dance.
Nevertheless, the Vogelkop melts his feet with fast, small movements and glides effectively side by side.
This courtship displays of mating rituals are similar to that of peacock to attract females.

There are so many beautiful birds in the world, but not enough time to talk about them all which is why we focused on these fifteen species.

Top 10 Largest Countries in the World by Area

20/01/202020/01/2020 by PickyTop

This post is about the Largest Countries in the world covering the most land areas of the globe.
We, humans, have split the surface of the Earth into many nations.
Some of them are true giants such as Russia, Canada, the United States, China, Brazil, and Australia.
We have referred our research for countries and dependencies from the United Nations Statistics Division.
These are the top 10 largest countries in the world by area:

10. Algeria-2,381,741 km²

Algeria is a nation in North Africa with a Mediterranean shoreline and has an expanse of the Saharan desert.
This country has a total area is 2.38 million square kilometers and is the largest country in Africa (second is the Democratic Republic of the Congo).
It has a 998 km length Mediterranean coastline with a huge Algerian Sahara stretches across its boundaries with Western Sahara to its west, Niger and Mali all the way to the south.
Desert contributes 90% of topography, while many of its areas are elevated.

9. Kazakhstan-2,724,900 km²

Kazakhstan, the largest landlocked country in the world located in Central Asia and is a former Soviet Republic (the biggest nation ever).
It stretches from the eastern Caspian Sea to the Altai Mountains on its eastern frontier with China and Russia.
The 2.72 million square kilometers of Kazakhstan extends across vast grasslands and mountains.
A hot and moist climate prevails for most of the year, but not quite desert-like.
Kazakhstan experiences a wide variety of temperatures throughout the year, although, in Kazakhstan, it does not get as cold as it does in parts of its neighbor to the north, Russia.
For its landscape and horses, the country is pretty popular.

8. Argentina-2,780,400 km²

Argentina is a country situated in Central America’s southernmost part.
Its 2.78 million square kilometers includes some world’s most diverse geography and swampy climate, tropical areas in the very north and southern freezing glacial cold regions.

7. India-3,287,263 km²

India has 3.29 million square kilometers of land that places it on the seventh position among the largest countries in the world.
And despite being only an entire part of Europe size-wise but It has a much larger population than the whole of European Union placed together.
Europe has 743 million inhabitants, while India has over 1.2 billion people.
India’s population density is around 1069 pop./per square mile.
Geologically, India is located on its own subcontinent.
Studies show that a sea (before Indian ocean) once divided this entire country from its Asian neighbors.

6. Australia-7,741,220 km²

Australia is more than twice the extent of India, at approximately 7.69 million square kilometers and is by far the largest country in Oceania.
It is so big that still it’s highly debated that Australia is an island, landmass, or an entire continent.
Australia as a continent is surrounded by many small island nations and is the only big country in the overall South Pacific.
The vast majority of its population lives in seaside cities like Sydney in the east, Melbourne in the south, Brisbane and Perth in the west.
Its because the Australian Outback (remote interior) is one of the driest and hottest areas in the world.
Australia is renowned for its spectacular and often deadly wildlife, along with severe weather and topography.

5. Brazil-8,511,965 km²

Brazil is home to much of the world’s biggest rainforest, the Amazon and is the largest country by area in South America.
Brazil is the fifth-largest nation in the world by area, with 8.5 million square kilometers and over 208 million people, and the fifth most populated country in the world.
On the eastern side, Brazil also has a long Atlantic coastline stretching about 8,000 km.
Most of its major cities are located near the coastline, including Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo.

4. China-9,56,960 km²

Officially the People’s Republic of China (PRC), with the highest world population of around 1.404 billion, is a nation in East Asia.
It is the fourth largest country in the world by total area, covering roughly 9.6 million square kilometers (3,700,000 sq mi).

3. United States-9,833,517 km²

The United States occupies 9.63 million square kilometers, only larger than China.
Located in North America, bordered by Mexico in the south and Canada in the north, the United States has a variety of flora and fauna.
Two North-South regions split the nation into three distinct geomorphological pieces.
The Pacific regions are renowned for a year-round warm climate and lengthy beach expanses along the California shore, west of the Rocky Mountains.
The great plains extend from Canada to Mexico, tucked between the Rockies and the Mississippi River, providing the United States one of the most fertile growing fields in the world.
Finally, the third geographical part of the country is the Mississippi river basin, which acts as oxygen to America’s manufacturing hubs, with significant towns scattered across it.

2. Canada-9,984,670 km²

Canada is the second-largest country in the world by landmass and the biggest in the western hemisphere.
It’s because of ten provinces and three territories cover 9.98 million square kilometers from the Atlantic to the Pacific and north to the Arctic Ocean.
This implies that with a population density of 4 individuals per square kilometer, of the total 35 million people in Canada could have around 61 acres of land for each.
Canada’s immense cold tundra, between the Arctic and the United States, stretches until the North Pole.
Split like its southern neighbor, the Rocky Mountains lie from its north to south in the western part of the nation, the snowy arctic circle in its northeast, and grasslands covering most remaining areas.

1. Russia-17,075,200 km²

Russia is by a significant percentage, the biggest country in the world, covering 17,125,200 square kilometers by area.
I will not exaggerate, but in Russia, when people on the western frontier wake up, individuals on the eastern side are having dinner.
Russia has a population of 143 million and if we distribute the country among its citizens, it can afford to offer a square km of the area to every 10 individuals.
By comparison, for the United States, its 30 individuals.
Last but not least, Russia is bigger than the combined Pluto’s surface area.

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Top 10 Largest Temples in the World

16/01/202016/01/2020 by PickyTop

People in the world have faith in many gods.
The pilgrimage sites of these gods make the most significant religious places in the globe, some of them are big, while some are extraordinarily enormous.
Temples are usually built as their religious sites by Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, and many religions.
In the tradition of western Christianity, for instance, we hardly ever use a temple, so we exclude these cathedrals and churches.
In comparison, we use the term temple very frequently in the Eastern Christian tradition.
Here are the top 10 Largest Temples in the World:

10. Baalbek

Baalbek temple is among the amazing archaeological sites in north-eastern Lebanon.
It was the biggest temple in the Roman Empire, named by the Romans as Heliopolis.
Who constructed Baalbek?
Romans collectively constructed three temples around this area with Jupiter, Bacchus, and Venus as prime deities.
The temple of Jupiter has 54 heavy granite pillars lined and only 6 of these giant pillars are still standing.
When did Romans build Baalbek?
They constructed the temple of Bacchus in AD 150, and the site is still well preserved.
Its walls are decorated with 42 pillars from Corinth and stand up straight.
Roman Gods Hadad, Atargatis, and a young male god of fertility were primarily worshipped.

9. Meenakshi Amman Temple

In the holy town of Madurai in India, there is a historical Hindu Temple named Meenakshi Sundaresvarar Temple or Meenakshi Amman (“Mother Meenakshi” in ancient Tamil).
It is devoted to Lord Shiva — here called Sundareswarar or the Beautiful Lord — and his wife, Parvati, locally known as Meenakshi.
Where is it located?
The temple is the center of Madurai, Tamil Nadu, India. Madurai is an ancient town that is at least 2500 years old.
Temple architecture contains 14 splendid Gopurams or towers, with two gilded Gopurams for the primary deities, elaborately sculpted and photographed that show the old Indian architectural and sculptural capabilities.

8. Brihadeeswarar Temple

The temple is a Hindu shrine devoted to Shiva on the South Bank of the Kaveri River in Tamil Nadu, India.
It is also referred to as Rajarajesvaram or Peruvudaiyār Kôvil.
Temple’s architecture
It is one of the biggest temples in South India, carved from a single rock, an overview of Dravidian architecture.
The temple as a whole is composed of granite stones and the first complete granite temple.
The temple is about 66 meters high and a Nandi (Bull) sculpture is about 16 feet long and 13 feet tall, which is also carved out of a single rock.
Who built it?
Raja Raja Chola I built this temple around 1010 AD. In several abilities, the temple claims a workforce of 600 people.
From ancient times, Brihadeeswarar temple is the world’s largest temple of Lord Shiva.
This temple is also a UNESCO World Heritage site for its excellent detailed architectural design.

7. Tikal (Temple IV)

Tikal is one of the biggest Mayan civilization locations in Latin America and the Caribbean in Guatemala.
Tikal was a town in ancient Maya Civilization, where there are many such pyramidical temples.
But the largest one, fourth, was constructed in 741 AD with a height of 64.6 meters.
Why is Tikal is famous?
Like Mesopotamia and ancient Indus Valley Civilization,
Tikal was among the first Mayan cities to gain prominence in the Early Classic period (250-600 CE).
Tikal gained its wealth by exploiting its natural resources and geographical location to become the first Mayan superpower.
Temple IV is seventh biggest temple in the world and is also a World Heritage site by UNESCO.

6. Jetavanaramaya

The Jetavanaramaya is the biggest stupa complex in the world when measured by size.
It is located in the town of Anuradhapura in Sri Lanka.
King Mahasena built it in the 3rd century AD, its construction lasted for 15 years, and approximately 93.3 million baked bricks were used.
During the construction, King died, but it was completed by his son, Maghavan I.
Jetavanaramaya was the 3rd tallest structure in the world behind the Egyptian pyramids when it was completed, at a height of 122 meters (400 feet).
The dome itself has a diameter of around 95 meters.
Its architecture is mound-like and has Buddhist relics, ashes of the deceased monks.

5. Sri Ranganathaswamy

Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple is a significant shrine dedicated to Lord Ranganatha (the reclining sight of Lord Vishnu).
This temple is also amongst the most famous temples in India, full of millions of tourists and devotees each year.
The Temple is also one of the biggest holy shrines and covers an area of 156 acres (6,31,000 sq. m).
It is 73 meters high and dates back to the 17th century, but was only completed in 1987.

4. Akshardham Temple

Swaminarayan Akshardham complex is located in India’s capital, New Delhi.
Who built it?
It was constructed between 2000 and 2005 by 3,000 volunteers and 7,000 artisans. We could also consider it as a modern temple.
Pramukh Swami Maharaj has motivated and developed this project, and it represents a thousand years of Indian and Hindu culture and architecture.
Architecture
Completed by the religious group BAPS, like its ancient counterparts, the decoration of the Akshardham temple was not left at any cost.
The Central Monument has a height of 43 meters, a width of 96 meters, and a length of 110 meters. It is coated with carving details of flora, fauna, dancers, musicians, and gods.
It is made of pink Rajasthani sandstone and Italian Carrara marble entirely and has no steel or concrete foundations.
It is also the most modern, enormous, and beautiful temple in the world.

3. Borobudur

Shailendra Dynasty built this temple around the 9th century in Magelang, Central Java.
Shrine’s main deity is Lord Buddha and is basically an ancient meditation center built together by monks.
Temple contains six square platforms, three-round platforms that surpass them, beautifully decorated with 2,672 relief boards, and 504 Buddha sculptures.
Additionally, 72 Buddha sculptures in a seated position facing towards the central tower of the top platform encircle the temple.
The complete area of the complete region is roughly 2,500 sq. meters.

2. Karnak (Great Hypostyle Hall)

It is one of the most visited places in Egypt after the Great Pyramids.
Though severely ruined, there are few more places worth visiting in Egypt than Karnak.
It is the world’s biggest ancient temple structure and depicts the overall accomplishment of Egyptian builder generations.
In fact, Karnak is made up of several distinct temples. Hypostyle Hall, which has an area of 5,000 square meters (50,000 sq ft), is the biggest & most popular.
The construction of the structure started during the Middle Kingdom by Sesostris I and proceeded throughout the Ptolemy era.
The Precinct of Amun-Ra, the Precinct of Mut, the Precinct of Montu, and the Temple of Amenhotep IV are the most important elements.
This is the ancient temple that was constructed in Ptolemaic ages.

1. Angkor Wat

The largest temple in the world is Angkor Wat Temple Complex in Cambodia and is the main national icon of the country.
Angkor Wat Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has over 500 acres covered.
Khmer King Suryavarman II constructed the temple complex.
We consider it as the ancient world’s biggest religious center of South East Asia.
The site of the temple covers 162.6 hectares or 1,626,000 square meters.
Built around the beginning of the 12th century, the temple was dedicated to Lord Vishnu and later became a Buddhist center (Buddha is believed to be Vishnu’s reincarnation).
It imitates the architectural plan of Mount Meru, a sacred mountain in both Buddhism and Hinduism.
The main tower which is 65 meters high, is surrounded by four other towers.
The three-story building has a central hall with Buddha’s pictures and paintings, depicting scenes of the Ramayana and Mahabharata.
Angkor Wat faces west, which is strange as most Hindu temples are constructed facing eastwards.
The primary material used during construction for this temple was sandstones.
At the entrance of the temple in Angkor Wat, sculptures and gravures are nicely decorated.
A statue of Hindu god, Lord Vishnu is in the temple, which is 3.2 meters in height.
The outside gallery of the temple of Angkor Wat covers 186 x 215 meters.
Then, the next two galleries are connected to each other. It is 100 x 115 meters (328 x 377 meters) at the 2nd stage.
The interior gallery has a rectangular region of 60 x 60 meters. The tower is 65 meters above the floor above the main temple.

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Top 10 Biggest Airports in the World

14/01/202014/01/2020 by PickyTop

Many of us have undoubtedly been lost somewhere, and it’s frustrating. We don’t know.
But if you’re in circles at one of the largest airports in the world, you could lose hope.
As increasing numbers of people visit an area, demand for hotels, entertainment, retail, shopping and many more is rising.
You’re better prepared to see king-sized airports if you plan to visit North America.
If you are considering other countries, here is the list of the top 10 biggest airports in the world:

10. Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, France-32.37 km²

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, named after former French President Charles de Gaulle, is largest airport in France.
It is Air France’s main hub, one of Europe’s largest airlines.
The airport covers around 3,200 hectares of land, including three terminals and four asphalted paths.
Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport, just behind London’s Heathrow Airport, was ranked as second in the list of busiest airports in Europe.
Last year, it served nearly 66 million passengers, almost identical to the number of passengers served by the airport in 2015.
This top airport serves a million passengers to almost all international capitals with every hour flights to airports like Amsterdam airport Schiphol, Barcelona-El Prat airport and Munich airport.
Charles de Gaulle is one best airport to fly into Europe for your next European holidays.

9. Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand-32.4 km²

Suvarnabhumi Airport is Southeast Asia’s biggest international airport.
The airport, in fact, is just one of two international airports in Southeast Asia to be included in this list.
It serves as the main hub for several prominent Asian airlines, including Bangkok Airways and Jet Asia Airways.
Suvarnabhumi Airport covers 3,240 hectares of land and has one of the highest control towers and the world’s fourth-largest single-building airport terminal.
It is Asia’s ninth busiest international airport, serving nearly 56 million passengers in 2016.
The airport’s Sanskrit name translates into “Land of Gold” or “Golden Land.”

8. Cairo International Airport, Egypt-36.25 km²

Cairo International Airport is Africa’s second busiest airport.
During World War II, it functioned as a U.S.A.F before it became an international airport.
Located in Heliopolis, it serves as the primary hub for two of Egypt’s largest airlines, EgyptAir and Nile Air.
Cairo International Airport, though is one of the largest airports in the world.
It now serves only for civil aviation purposes and serves the highest number of passengers in the overall Middle East.

7. Shanghai Pudong International Airport, China-39.88 km²

Shanghai Pudong International Airport is one of two international airports in Shanghai, located 30 kilometers from the center of Shanghai.
For most international flights, it is the main hub and serves as a home base for China Eastern Airlines and Shanghai Airlines.
Shanghai Pudong International Airport is Asia’s fifth busiest international airport and the ninth busiest as far as passenger traffic is concerned. In 2016, it served around 66 million passengers.
It ranks third in the world in terms of cargo traffic, handling around 3,440,279.70 tons of cargo in 2016.
The airport covers an area of around 40 square kilometers and comprises two terminals and five concrete runways.
Shanghai Pudong has regular flights connecting other Chinese airports like Shenzhen Baoan International Airport and Beijing Daxing International Airport.
All the features the airport provides ranks it among the best international airports in the world.

6. George Bush Intercontinental Airport, USA-44.51 km²

George bush intercontinental airport is United Airlines’ second-largest passenger hub, just behind Chicago, Illinois, O’Hare International Airport.
United Airlines is most important airlines in United States with some of the biggest passenger planes like Airbus A380 in service.
It has five terminals and 130 gates with a distance of 1.5 miles (2.4 km) from Terminal A to Terminal D, covering 250 acres (1.0 square km).
It’s one of the top 10 airports in the world because of efficient air traffic management, which results in fewer flight delays.

5. Washington Dulles International Airport, USA-48.56 km²

Washington Dulles International Airport, named after John Foster Dulles, the 52nd Secretary of State, is one of three main major airports in the Baltimore-Washington region.
It’s the biggest of the three, but in terms of served travelers, it’s last.
In 2016, Washington Dulles International Airport handled nearly 22 million passengers.
Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport had 23.6 million travelers, while Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport had 25 million flights.
The airport occupies approximately 5,200 hectares of land, although not all space is used for amenities at the airport.

4. Orlando International Airport, USA-53.83 km²

Orlando International Airport is Florida’s busiest and biggest airport considering by size and air traffic.
The airport acts as Silver Airways’ headquarters and Frontier, JetBlue, Southwest, and Spirit’s focus city.
Southwest is the biggest passenger carrier of the airport.
The airport is also a major global gateway to Florida, with over 850 weekly passengers on 44 different airlines. There are two main airports in the Orlando area: Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Sanford International Airport (SFB).

3. Dallas/Fort worth International Airport, USA-69.63 km²

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is America’s second-largest global airport and third-largest international airport.
In terms of passenger traffic, it is the 11th busiest international airport in the world, handling around 65.6 million passengers in 2016, the biggest number ever reported in the airport’s history.
The airport comprises 6,963 hectares of land, making it bigger than Manhattan.
It has five operating terminals, one being developed, and seven concrete paths.
The airport is so big that it has its own ZIP code for the post office and maintains its own police, fire protection, and medical emergency services.
It is one of the busiest airports in the state of Florida and one of the largest commercial airports in the United States of America.

2. Denver International Airport, USA-135.71 km²

Denver International Airport is America’s biggest international airport, with nearly double the size of Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.
It includes an overwhelming 13,570 hectares of land, dwarfing on this list all the other airports earlier listed.
We can observe a pattern here that almost half the largest airports in the world are located in the United States.
Denver International Airport is Frontier Airlines’ and Great Lakes Airlines’ primary hub.
Denver airport earns around $26.3 billion for the administration, with six concrete runways.
It is one of the busiest in the world, handling 58 million visitors in 2016, which in terms of passenger numbers.
By contrast, the world’s busiest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, almost doubled that figure the same year.
Even Los Angeles International Airport can’t handle this amount of passengers.
This airport ranks as one of the the best international airports in the world.

1. King Fahd International Airport, Saudi Arabia-776 km²

I don’t know why it is called an airport, it should be declared as a state or province.
King Fahd International Airport is the biggest airport in the world by size in 2020.
The complete area enclosed by astronomical 77,600 hectares in Dammam, Saudi Arabia, leaving all the other airports on this list, in contrast, look like Lego sets.
The airport is bigger than Bahrain’s full nation, which is crazy.
But here’s the fun fact: Airport facilities use only 3,675 hectares of that space.
Yep, it uses only less than 5% of the available space. If we were going with the airport’s actual size, it would have been the smallest on this list.
King Fahd International is also the latest airport on the list–it opened in November 1999 just before the end of the 20th century.
In terms of passenger traffic, it is also the least busy, barely reaching past 10 million travelers served annually.
So we might say that the world’s largest airport is the most inefficient as well.

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Top 10 Fastest Bikes in the World

14/02/202010/01/2020 by PickyTop

This post is about the fast motorcycles where there is no such thing as speed control or traffic rules.
These motorcycles listed below are truly what defines human engineering at its upper limit.
But speed comes at a price; These bikes are also some of the costliest and advanced vehicles you can buy.
If you are biker by heart and afford them or want to know more, here is the list of the top 10 fastest bikes in the world in 2020:

10. BMW K1300s - 175 mph

BMW launched it in October 2008 and was a substitute for the former K1200S that had been in production since September 2004.
When you start the engine, you will be welcomed with a pleasant, hexagonal tube throaty sound.
A constant-mesh 6-speed gearbox sends power to the wheels.
The BMW K1300S can reach a peak velocity of over 174.5 mph, thanks to its sporty lineage & lightweight design.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.79 seconds
Engine-1293cc, Water-cooled 4-stroke in-line four-cylinder-engine, four valves per cylinder, two overhead camshafts, dry sump lubrication
Max power-172.9 HP@9250 rpm.
Max torque-140 Nm@8250 rpm.

9. Aprilia RSV4 - 180.2 mph

As soon as Aprilia launched this superbike in 2016, the RSV4 instantly entered the limelight.
The RSV4 RF is a limited edition track-oriented superbike variant featuring Öhlins fork, Performance Ride Control, Wheelie Control, Launch Control, Quick Shift, and more.
The Aprilia RSV4 RF is powered by a 999cc, liquid-cooled V4 engine which combines 198bhp and 115Nm of torque with a 6-speed gearbox.
There are two variants, a limited edition of the Aprilia RSV4 RF, a more hard-core RSV4 RR variant featuring Öhlins fork.
Indeed, the RSV4 RR is a ride-ready motorcycle, but RF is one step ahead.
This bike’s lightning acceleration is the only reason its included in our fastest production motorcycle countdown.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2 seconds
Engine-999.6cc, Liquid-cooled, four-cylinder-engine, 65 degree V4.
Max power-201 HP@13000 rpm.
Max torque-115 Nm@10500 rpm.

8. Yamaha YZF R1 - 185.7 mph

R1 is the company’s flagship motorcycle, giving riders the chance to explore the MotoGP DNA with a legal street bike.
It generates a 197.2 BHP peak power and a torque of 112.4 Nm.
The R1 is supported by an aluminum chassis with a diamond structure and comes with a four inline 998cc petrol engine.
The YFZ R1 receives forward telescopic forks and a backward double swing leg, ensuring controlled stability.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.6 seconds
Engine-998 cc, Liquid-cooled, four-cylinder-engine.
Max power-200 HP@13500 rpm.
Max torque-112.4 Nm@11500 rpm.

7. CBR-1000 RR Fireblade - 185.7 mph

The CBR1000RR Fireblade is Honda’s flagship sports bike for the masses, bringing racetrack technology to the road.
After the new 2019 version, the motorcycle has now improved in terms of power and innovation.
It receives a range of most advanced racing elements like Wheelie Control, Rear Lift Control, Engine Braking, Riding Mode Select System, Power Selection, and a new ABS gyroscopic mechanism.
The new CBR1000RR weighs 195 kg with the use of magnesium and other lightweight materials, which is about 15 kg lighter than the previous one.
Honda also has the CBR1000RR Fireblade SP besides the standard model with extra facilities such as semi-active Ohlins Electronic Control (SEC) steering at both sides and Brembo four-piston Monoblock radial calipers with high-performance brake pads.
It’s been a long-time Fireblade has retained its position both in MotoGP & market with new 1000RR as one of the finest and best bikes in the world Honda can offer.
The CBR1000RR will be updated with a new name (CBR1000RR-R) for 2020, redesigned upgraded bodywork, and a new engine based on RC213V MotoGP technology.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.7 seconds
Engine-999 cc, Liquid-cooled 4-Stroke 16-valve DOHC inline 4.
Max power-190 HP@13000 rpm.
Max torque-114 Nm@11000 rpm.

6. Suzuki GSXR - 186.5 mph

Suzuki has equipped this bike of the liter-class with a 999.8cc four-cylinder liquid-cooled engine of 6 speeds with 202 HP@13,200 RPM power, 117.6 Nm@10,800 rpm torque.
Suzuki brings more effective suspension and added electronic functions to the street-legal model for riders intending to move from the original variant to the R variant.
GSX-R1000’s top speed is 300 kph, while the motorcycle weighs only 202 kg.
Suzuki’s design style has remained the same over the last few generations.
A single headlight on fairing feels aesthetic while redesigning air intakes relative to its predecessors.
Like the R (GSX-R1000R) models, the base 1000R arrives with an Inertial Measurement Unit that gages the pressures at load on the engine to assist and refine the traction control reactions, as its devilishly ingenious title suggests.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.35 seconds
Engine-999.8cc, 4-stroke, liquid-cooled, 4-cylinder, DOHC
Max power-202 HP@13,200 RPM.
Max torque-117.6 Nm@10,800 RPM.

5. MV Agusta F4 RC - 187.65 mph

If ‘iconic’ isn’t good enough for you, your aim for unique–and can’t get much more certain than the MV Agusta F4 RC.
The street-legal version’s four-cylinder’d engine produces 205bhp power (more than standard F4 RR, which produces 195 BHP).
Its body frame race kit also reduces the weight of the bike to 175 kg, meaning that its maximum velocity is a race standard specified of 302kph.
The F4 RC is the motorcycle you want to buy if you want the fastest bike in the world with an exotic Italian touch and lightness.
There is always an element of sleekness, both in Italian supercars and top speed bikes.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.4 seconds
Engine-998 cc, Liquid-cooled, four-cylinder-engine.
Max power-200 HP@13450 rpm.
Max torque-115 Nm@9300 rpm.

4. BMW S1000 RR - 188.2 mph

Unlike Japanese big automotive brands, BMW Motorrad is directly receives its racing DNA technology from its parent corporation, BMW.
The top speed of the BMW S1000RR is 303 kph (188.2 mph) making it the fastest BMW bike ever made.
So far, BMW has had an eye for advanced aerodynamics for this version’s new feel.
The new S1000RR is the flagship supersport motorcycle of BMW that for 2019 has been entirely restructured.
RR’s twin LED projector headlamps with LED DRLs that substitute the unique asymmetric headlamps on their predecessor are the most prominent element of the 2019 BMW S1000RR.
This engine is a newly developed, four-cylinder piston inline 999cc engine.
The engine produces at 13,500rpm 204 HP and 113Nm of torque at 11,000rpm.
Besides, thanks to smaller engine parts and exhaust systems, the 2019 version of S1000RR has a weight around 197kg a whole 11 kg lighter than before.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.6 seconds
Engine-999 cc, Liquid cooled, 4-stroke in-line 4-cylinder engine, four titanium valves per cylinder, BMW ShiftCam.
Max power-204 HP@13500 RPM.
Max torque-113 Nm@11000 RPM.

3. Suzuki Hayabusa - 193.8 mph

Suzuki Hayabusa is the most popular bike in the world and also has been the fastest production motorcycle for a long time before Suzuki’s rival launched our top two speed bikes.
This is the flagship motorcycle of Suzuki, which is massive and often confuse people for its world-record, no Hayabusa is not the fastest bike in the world anymore.
The Hayabusa’s twin headlamps are stacked vertically, and that’s how you instantly recognize big daddy on the streets.
The motorcycle has a new ABS system and front brake calipers from Brembo Monobloc.
In the total, there are four analog meters on the front which includes a speedometer, fuel gauge integrated with water temperature with S-DMS mode indicator, on the drive gear and an adjustable tachometer.
Drive Mode Selector (S-DMS) is a special system from Suzuki helping to select three different power engine modes A, B & C.
Powering the beast is a liquid-cooled DOHC 1300cc four-cylinder engine trotting out 197 horsepower.
Hayabusa has a suspension upfront of the damped forks of the inverted telescopic coil spring oil and rear damped absorbers of the coil spring oil.
Unfortunately, for some emission norm restrictions, Suzuki is planning to discontinue the production of the legendary motorcycle.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.9 seconds
Engine-1340 cc, Liquid cooled, 4-cylinder engine.
Max power-204 HP@9500 RPM.
Max torque-155 Nm@7200 RPM.

2. Kawasaki Ninja ZX 14 - 208.1 mph

Kawasaki Ninja ZX-14R is the second fastest production motorcycle to date at the top speed of 208.1 mph.
In just 2.7 seconds, this super vehicle could travel 0 to 100 kph.
Ninja ZX-14R uses a liquid-cooled engine of 1441cc four valves & can produce 197.3 BHP@10,000 RPM peak power.
For a long time, the Ninja series was consistently among the best street bikes for their modern technologies and research.
Kawasaki’s intention was to compete with Hayabusa and to launch the most powerful sportbike.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2.5 seconds
Engine-1441 cc, Liquid cooled, 4-cylinder engine.
Max power-197.3 HP@10000 RPM.
Max torque-158.2 Nm@7500 RPM.

1. Kawasaki Ninja H2R - 248.5 mph

The Ninja H2R is the world no 1 bike and flagship model from Kawasaki, which was first presented at the 2015 EICMA Motorcycle Show.
Because of the overwhelming power, this liter-class model was a purely track-only motorcycle, not legal on public roads, and is the only bike to get supercharging technology on track.
The Ninja H2R is actually 50 percent powerful and has a 5mm shorter wheelbase than the regular street-legal H2, which produces 197BHP of power.
If we consider legality, Kawasaki Ninja H2 is the fastest street-legal motorcycle you could own.
To show you a glimpse of how powerful the H2R is, it maintains the world record for breaking a 400 kph speed barrier.
With its combined lightweight and powerful engine, Kawasaki Ninja H2R is the fastest motorcycle in the world in 2020.

Key specifications-
Accleration-0-60mph in 2 seconds
Engine-998 cc, Supercharged, inline 4-cylinder engine.
Max power-310 HP@14000 RPM.
Max torque-156 Nm@12500 RPM.

Apart from this, honorable mention has a spot in this list which would definitely top this top 10 bikes in the world list.
You guessed it right, MTT Turbine Superbike Y2K, the only reason it is not included as world no 1 bike because of street-legality and usage issues.
This motorcycle is equipped with a helicopter jet turboshaft engine capable of producing astonishing 420HP power with a top speed of 250 mph.
As it is a turbine jet engine, it can work with any thick fuel like kerosene, diesel & all biofuels.
Fun fact–
If we consider the fastest land-speed record ever achieved by a two-wheeler, the world record goes to The TOP 1 Ack Attack.
A specially built land-speed streamliner motorcycle that recorded as the fastest motorcycle in the world in March 2013, which achieved officially recorded top speed of 634.217 kph (394.084 mph).
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Top 10 Fastest Cars in The World

18/02/202010/01/2020 by PickyTop

“The Fastest production car” means more than maximum speed in my term.
A complete supercar must have a fair combination, but more of these features.
Steering, test track, driving experience, and cornering have a great deal to do with quick.
The measurement of the path must be very definite. It must be the same for all.
A half-mile ride on smooth concrete will generate different outcomes than a half of a mile run on a drag race track.
Top speed at The Autobahn (Germany) is not the same as a top speed run on the Bonneville Salt Flats.
There is also a shift in altitude/slope, and the smallest and maximum positions are not on the same level.
Unlike fast motorcycles, the dynamics of suspension go far beyond just simple G force.
Driver’s skill, vehicle familiarity, and knowledge of the track is a variable to consider.
For ordinary highways, most of them may be too fast or too powerful to handle, so the government made them legal to buy but prohibits to drive on a public street.
There are many top automobile companies to be listed here like Ferrari, Saleen, Pagani Huayra, and Porsche that couldn’t make up to the list.
Tighten up your seat-belt and lighten up wallet here are the top 10 fastest cars in the world in 2020:

10. Aston Martin DBS Superleggera

Such a velocity is because of the 715 horsepower 5.2-liter twin-turbo V-12 engine under the muscled vehicle of the Superleggera.
Drive it on some twisty highways, and if challenging, the DBS is rewarding to ride swiftly.
In a wonderful combination, the DBS Superleggera incorporates the finest of traditional Aston Martins.
While the DBS uses an all-aluminum DB11 framework, carbon fiber overplays much of the body.
The DBS Superleggera offers the most bang for the AM buck at a starting price of about 300 grand in the U.S. before optional gear.
It is one of the most stunning supercars launched in 2019.

09. Chevrolet Corvette 2020 C8 ZR1 (C8R)

The 2020 model 213-mph Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 C8 retains the American tradition of producing world-class performers at just a fraction price compared to European supercars.
Known as giant-killers at all times. The starting rate of the ZR1 is $150,000.
The C8 ZR1 is the most aggressive version of the Corvette, like its predecessor.
It has improved aerodynamics, a front and rear diffuser that inspires race, a large rear wing and, above all, is still the fastest American production car ever.
Chevrolet now provides a new version of the engine in the next Z06 combined with an electric motor in the ZR1.
The details are still unclear, but the Z06 appears to share a twin-turbo, flat-plane-crank, dual-overhead-cam V-8 with the C8.R race-spec.
Displacement remains a mystery but because the 5.5-liter version of the C8.R is exceptionally wide and vibrates too much in a flat-plane design.
Corvettes since their inception, were an integral part of NASCAR, one of the most popular motorsports in America.
Just like their naval namesake (corvette battleship), Vette sometimes costs less than half of what more prestigious exotic European supercars do.
But destroys their pleasant delusions by being so much faster at a fraction of the price.

08. Ford GT 2018

Ford fits their latest very fastest car with a twin-turbocharged 3.5-liter V-6 engine closer to the one found in the Ford F-150 Raptor, unlike the supercharged V-8 in the previous generation GT.
The V-6 is equipped with a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, pumping out 647 horsepower and 550 lb-ft torque.
On test, GT touched at 100 kph in just 3.3 seconds and at 134 mph in 10.8 seconds through the quarter-mile.
Driving the GT is simple, and from behind the wheel, the car feels quick and flexible.
Drivers on the path discovered it “brutally fast, having nearly all comforts in their test for speed and agility in the corner.”
Inspired by one of the most popular drivers of Le Mans, the Ford GT is an ideal example of when big corporations like Ford its best minds to work.

07. Mercedes-AMG Project One

Expected to launch in 2020, this formula one based supercar has chassis constructed on a carbon-fiber structure.
A rear-engine, all-wheel-drive vehicle is driven by a 1.6-liter V-6 petrol engine (like that of Mercedes-AMG formula one car).
Supported by a hybrid plug-in mechanism and four electric motors assisted by three 161 HP motors which are placed on the crank and front wheels, respectively.
Launched at the auto show in Frankfurt, even though Mercedes-AMG was secretive about how much power it really produces or what the maximum speed is.
We speculate that it breaks the all-important 1000 HP limit;
It’s an armed hybrid, and it will speed in 3 seconds from 0 to 100! Oh, and a ludicrous price label of $2.7 million.
F1 star Lewis Hamilton helped develop Project One and even drive the first model.
Even though this sports car is not released yet, Mercedes claimed it would be the fastest street-legal car in the world.
But considering the specifications, we estimate it would be among the top for sure.

06. Lamborghini Aventador LP 750-4 SV

The Lamborghini Aventador LP 750-4 Superveloce is the purest version of a Lamborghini to date.
With enhanced power, reduced weight, improved aerodynamics, and advanced technologies: unmistakable Lamborghini DNA, dynamic superiority and outstanding riding precision.
Focusing on weight reduction while integrating the latest tech has led to the production of the most sport-oriented and fastest Lamborghini ever.
By improving lightweight engineering, including considerable use of carbon fiber, the weight was further decreased by 50 kg from normal Aventador.
This new Raging Bull comes to life with a V12 engine with power increased to 552 kW/750 HP. This results in a 2.03 kg/HP power-to-weight ratio.
The Superveloce speeds up in 2.7 seconds from 0 to 100 kph and forces up to a maximum velocity of over 350 kph (more than 218 mph).
After the success of Huracan, the company launched Lamborghini Veneno that was a limited edition variant with the highest speed of 221 mph and was based on Aventador SV.
Lamborghini Aventador’s popularity among the general public is too high.
Almost all online car racing games feature it since its release.

05. McLaren P1 GTR

Now we are in our supercar zone.
This updated P1 GTR provides an amazing horsepower more than the standard P1 and legendary McLaren F1.
While being lighter after stripping some modern luxuries, one of the most powerful cars ever to enter on public roads.
Bearing in mind that this monster P1 GTR can set you back over $4.6 million, don’t assume this road-legal car to be a bargain.
With a 3.8-liter, twin-turbocharged V-8 and an electric motor behind your head producing 986 horsepower,
Coupled with the capacity to achieve 100 kph in 2.9 seconds on the manner to a maximum speed of 225 mph, there will always be the temptation to press gas as you ride it.
As the spiritual successor to McLaren F1, McLaren Automotive will McLaren Speedtail as a limited-production hybrid sports car in 2020 capable of achieving a 250-mph speed barrier in the test.

04. Koenigsegg CCX

If this list of the world speedest cars was not for street-legal automobiles, a super sports car from Koenigsegg named Agera RS would be in the top 3.
Model CCX has the same DNA and sporting some car modifications to follow US car laws.
A new in-house built 4.7L hybrid supercharged V8 motor capable of producing a peak power of 817 hp at 7,000 speed and 920 Nm of torque at 5,500 speed while operating on 91 octane petrol.
Koenigsegg made the chassis of carbon fiber strengthened by the Kevlar and aluminum honeycomb.
The Koenigsegg CCX can go from 0 to 100 kph in 3.2 seconds to a touching speed of 245 mph.
Start preparing for all this exotic hyper-car by paying the cost. Supercars from Koenigsegg are some world’s most costly vehicles to own.
Overall, for Koenigsegg, the CCX was a significant model that eventually supported the Swedish firm to create the Agera and the One:1.

03. SSC Tuatara

SSC North America has confirmed the news that we have been waiting for since 2011.
The 1,750-horsepower, potentially 300-mile-per-hour Tuatara sportscar is now in production.
The Tuatara is driven by a 5.9-liter twin-turbo V8 developed by Nelson Racing Engines for Shelby SuperCars (SSC) in collaboration.
In bright-orange markings, the engine itself features “1.3 megawatts,” referring to its capacity to bring out up to 1,750 hp on E85 gas.
This yield scales back to 1,350 HP when operating 91 octane fuel, just like its previous predecessor SSC Ultimate Aero TT.
Anyway, a CIMA 7-speed automatic gearbox with a 50-millisecond robotic shift guarantees that all these wheels are correctly driven to acceleration and speed.
SSC has a record of 284 to beat Koenigsegg before it can consider chasing 300, but it will excite us no matter how fast the Tuatara gets.
We’re just pleased to know that it’s more than viral marketing and celebration as in the delivery of the first production SSC Tuatara, which is scheduled in mid-August 2019.

02. Bugatti Chiron

If not limited by the car’s safety limit, this beast doesn’t have any limits and it’s beyond this list.
The maximum speed of 261 miles per hour of the Chiron Sport overcomes every car mentioned here, and that’s what Bugatti set out to achieve with its super-speed yet luxurious land rocket.
Bugatti powered the Chiron Sport as the “regular” Chiron by the same 1,479-horsepower, 8.0-liter quad-turbocharged W-16 engine, but it carries 40 pounds light, making it a little faster.
How much is it faster? Can’t say because both Chiron and Chiron Sport are electronically restricted to 261 miles per hour in top speed mode.
Bugatti says that the Chiron Sport is a whopping 5 seconds quicker, which is remarkable, given the performance gains produced solely on its weight loss.
Just for information, In 2010, the Bugatti Veyron 16.4 super sport (Bugatti’s ex-flagship) recorded a top-speed production car mark of 268 miles per hour.
On its launch, the public regarded the Bugatti Veyron as a masterpiece of engineering–a technological display showing just what was capable with an almost limitless cost.
Bugatti Chiron without its electronic speed limiter is now the #1 fastest car in the world breaking 304 mph barrier on 2nd September 2019.
By creating a vehicle that is even more technologically advanced than its predecessor, with the advantage of 11 years of extensive research and tradition, Bugattis will always the top spot in almost all fastest cars in the world lists and guinness book of world records.

01. Hennessey Venom GT

On a technical level, the Hennessey Venom GT is the fastest production car in the world, with a maximum speed of 270.49 mph.
The Hennessey Venom GT was evaluated but only approved the numbers.
A twin-turbocharged 7.0-liter V-8 engine drives the vehicle, which is closely modeled on the Lotus Exige.
The Hennessey Venom F5 could be the second or third fastest vehicle with a top speed of 301mph.
It took four years to develop F5 after Venom GT’s launch, and it is fundamentally a brand-new car that is not allowed to ride on the street.
Outside, the F5 enjoys a fresh look and new aerodynamics, while under the skin is an updated carbon fiber chassis with more displacement and more power.

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Top 10 Fastest Plane in the World

27/01/202008/01/2020 by PickyTop

Every human being today who has traveled on a plane or gazed at the wonders of exploring space should be grateful to those brave and brilliant wright brothers for the legacy they left for humanity.
Since its use into wars, we pushed the ultimate boundaries of the plane making, from commercial passenger planes to Unmanned aerial vehicles.
Thanks to the discovery of jet-engine, as limiting factors like altitude and speed, became irrelevant.
Hawker Hunter was the first fastest jet in the world prototype that broke the world air speed record for aircraft, achieving a speed of 727.63 mph in 1953.
Military research develops most of the aeronautics technology like missile system, fuselage, afterburner, and design in the airforce research facilities.
This is done for developing better fighter planes that will have an upper edge over enemies.
There are many types of best fighter jets like combat aircraft or multi-role aircraft.
Among them, we will list out the top 10 fastest planes in the world today in 2020:

10. Sukhoi Su-27

Top Speed: 1804 mph
Max Flight Distance: 2193 miles with internal fuel.

Its full speed of 2.35 Mach carries it with a twin-engine and the first fly-by-wire control system ever on a Russian jet to the very weakest of Soviet craftsmanship.
Soviets built it to counter the new American 3.5 gen fighters like the F-15 Eagle for air superiority.
It is equipped with a 30 mm gun and ten internal turrets capable of holding both air-to-air, heat-seeking, short, and medium-range rockets.
It has many distinct variations for all its achievements and popularity. Some of them like Sukhoi Su-57 Fifth-generation jet fighter is even today top-modern, 35 years after the Flanker’s first plane (1977).

09. McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle

Top Speed: 1875 mph
Max Flight Distance: 2991 miles with internal fuel.

Even today, most people consider F-15 being one of the most successful fighter jets ever created and is still in service with the U.S. Air Force.
The twin-engine and thrust-to-weight ratio of the Eagle of 1:1 can propel the plane of 18,000 kg to over 2.5 times the sound speed.
Developed in 1976 and will stay a part of the air force until 2025. Nearly 1200 F-15s were built and exported to Japan, Saudi Arabia, and Israel, among others.
USAF’s current plan is to continue producing them until 2019.
It was first designed as an air-superiority aircraft but was later built as an Air-to-Ground variant, the F-15E Strike Eagle.
The F-15 can carry on its 11 hardpoints a range of Sparrow, Sidewinder,120-AMRAAM, crash missiles.
Together with its 20 mm M61A1 Vulcan gun and fastest speed, it is no surprise that this fighter jet has over 100+ confirmed aerial combat victories.

08. Mikoyan MiG-31 BSM

Top Speed: 1957 mph
Max Flight Distance: 4287 miles with internal fuel.

The Mikoyan designed the plane as a replacement for the earlier MiG-25 “Foxbat.”
The MiG-31 is based on and shares design elements with its predecessor MiG-25 and MiG-29.
MiG-31 distinguishes itself as one of the world’s fastest planes before and even now.
It can fly at high altitudes at high speeds up to 2.83 Mach (2171.372 mph)
Its D30-F6 jet engines, each rated at a thrust of 152 kN, allow the speed of Mach 1.23 (932 mph) at low altitude.
The MiG-31 was one of the first planes with a phased array radar and as of 2013 was one of two fighter jets in the world capable of freely firing air-to-air long-range missiles.
Also, it was the first operational fighter in the world with the Zaslon S-800, a passive electronically scanned array radar (PESA).
Its maximum reach against fighter targets is about 200 km, and it can track up to 10 objectives and strike four of them simultaneously with its Vympel R-33 rockets.
The aircraft was in production from 1975, the Russian Air Force and Kazakhstan Air Force are still using MiG-31 and will remain in service until or beyond 2030.

06. North American XF-108 Rapier

Top Speed: 1990 mph
Max Flight Distance: 4287 miles with internal fuel.

The North American XF-108 Rapier was a long-range, high-speed interceptor plane designed by North American Aviation to protect the U.S. from supersonic fast Soviet bombers.
The aircraft would have moved at speeds around Mach 3 (3,200 kph; 2,000 mph) with an unrefueled combat radius of over 1,000 nautical miles (1,200 miles)
With radar and rockets providing engagement capabilities of up to 100 miles (160 km) against targets of bomber size.
USAF continued to develop the F-108 radar and missiles, and eventually, the system was used in the Lockheed YF-12 project.

05. Bell X-2

Top Speed: 2094 mph

The Starbuster was an American research fastest plane flying for the first time in 1955 and retired in 1956.
It was a part of the X-2 program and so its investigation area was to see how planes behaved at altitudes greater than Mach 2.0 when traveling.
With no weapons like the missile launch system, it featured a back-swept wing that created it to have a little air-resistance and prepared to meet Mach 3.196’s amazing velocity in 1956.
Accidentally, the pilot made a sharp turn soon after he reached very high speed and then it crashed out of control.
He could not regain aircraft power and bailed out.
Unfortunately, the rescue shuttle’s tiny parachute was only launched, and he struck the floor too fast.
The Starbuster program finished this deadly collision.

04. Mikoyan MiG-25

Top Speed: 2170 mph
Max Flight Distance: 1650 miles with internal fuel.

This Soviet aircraft constructed was among the fastest fighter jet in USSR.
It was introduced to join the flight to attack American fighter planes during the cold war, such as the SR 71 blackbird and high-slow moving surveillance aircraft.
Since they intended it to attack SR 71, excessive speed was the need, hence its maximum capacity of Mach 3.2.
Unlike the Blackbird, the Foxbat contained 4 air-to-air missiles that made it an interceptor rather than a plane of surveillance.
It has never fired down a Blackbird, but it has had many other effective fighting missions, for example in the conflict between Iran and Iraq.
Between 1964 and 1984, over 1100 Foxbats were built, but today it restricts the use, with Russia, Syria, Algeria, and Turkmenistan being the only consumers.
The MiG-25 was also MiGFlug’s fastest plane ever provided for fun flights–they used it primarily for space edge missions.

03. Lockheed YF-12

Top Speed: 2275 mph
Max Flight Distance: 3000 miles with internal fuel.

The Lockheed YF-12 was an American prototype interceptor aircraft assessed in the 1960s by the U.S. Air Force.
YF-12 just appeared like the Blackbird SR 71 which has three Air-to-Air missiles.
It is because they modeled the SR 71 on the YF-12 and because they both had the same designer, Clarence Johnson, “Kelly.”
It is the biggest, heaviest and fastest interceptor plane in the world to date.
But has also set and maintained speed records for the world’s fastest plane, at an altitude of over 2000 miles per hour (3,200 kph) and over 80,000 feet (24,000 m) (later surpassed by SR 71 blackbird).

02. Lockheed SR 71 Blackbird

Top Speed: 2193 mph
Max Flight Distance: 3250 miles with internal fuel.

Both USAF and NASA used SR 71 Blackbird after its inception in 1966.
By collaboration, they built 32 Blackbirds and used it for reconnaissance and experimental research.
It showcased stealth technology, even if enemy fighter planes detected, this plane was able to escape easily because of its amazing speed.
It could easily surpass the interceptors or surface-to-air missiles launched towards it.
Blackbird was so fast that there was no time for air in front of it to glide, thus increasing pressure near its nose which increased its internal temperature by too much friction.
The fighter jet’s temperature would sometimes reach very high, which expanded the metal, so it had to be built by small parts.
Because of this, when standing still, the SR-71 spilled oil.
The SR 71 was the fastest and highest-flying operational manned military plane in the world during its entire career.
This has to be the pinnacle of our fastest plane in the world list.

01. X15

Top Speed: 4520 mph
Max Flight Distance: 280 miles with internal fuel.

As part of the X-plane series of experimental aircraft, the North American X-15 was a hypersonic rocket-powered plane operated by USAF and NASA.
For the fastest plane which carried a human, this rocket jet has the current world record.
Its top speed was Mach 6.70 (about 7,200 kph) which is achieved with a pilot qualified as an astronaut William J Chevalier on October 3, 1967.
They included a big wedge tail for stabilizing the aircraft at these super-high altitudes.
But the downside of this was at the lower altitude the drag from such a tail was enormous.
A B-52 had to carry it to an altitude of approximately 14,000 meters before leaving it at which it ignited its own engines.
Just imagine sitting in a 15 m long rocket and then being released, it must have been an amazing thrill!
They used X-15 at such extreme speeds that’s why it didn’t use traditional steering methods (using slide over a fin) but used rocket thrusters instead!
These enabled elevations of over 100 kilometers to be reached, which was one of its world records.
X-15 overall has these three world records:
1. It was the first operational space-plane.
2. It got to a height of over 100 km.
3. It flew over six times the speed of sound (Mach 6.70).

North American X-15 is still the fastest plane in the world ever built with a top speed of 4520 mph.

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Top 10 Biggest Hotels in the World

14/02/202021/12/2019 by PickyTop

Now this list will not please everybody, because different sources report different room numbers. This report depends on the latest statistics on these hotels as its sources.
We house thousands of spaces, restaurants, lounges, theaters, even malls, observatories, and plenty of other amusements to keep visitors wrapped up in the indoor magical world.
These are the top 10 biggest hotels in the world you can visit:

10. Luxor Hotel & Casino

Address- 3900 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119, United States
No. of floors- 22/22/30 (3 buildings)
Total no. of rooms- 4,407

Luxor Las Vegas is a 30-story hotel and casino located in Paradise, Nevada, on the south end of the Las Vegas Strip.
The hotel is owned and operated by MGM Resorts International and has over 2,000 slot machines and 87 table games with a 120,000-square-foot (11,000 sq.m) casino.
It has an Egyptian style architecture — with a pyramid — what hotel in Egyptian style would be complete without one? It also has a giant Sphinx replica.
MGM named the hotel after the Egyptian city of Luxor (ancient Thebes).
Luxor comprises another two 22-story towers with the main one, and if that’s not grand enough for you, there are rooms in the pyramid that add up to 4,407 guest rooms in total.
Luxor was constructed in 1993, not long after the Excalibur, but it looked modern.
Its exterior may look more like a 7-star hotel but in reality, the rooms start at a just price is 3.5 stars $40 per night.

9. Mandalay Bay tower

Address- 3950 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89119, United States
No. of floors- 43 (Mandalay Bay tower) 47 (Delano tower)
Total no. of rooms- 4,426

Mandalay Bay is a 43-story casino and luxury resort located in Paradise, Nevada on Las Vegas Strip.
MGM Resorts International owns and operates Mandalay Bay & Delano.
One of the Delano’s buildings operates The four-season hotel, which occupies five floors (35–39) and is housed separately within the Bay.
You can note a pattern in Las Vegas, like many hotels, a sister hotel is built later.
These hotels are so connected to each other that we should probably count them as one entity.
The hotel has 1,117 suites, while Mandalay Bay consists of 3,220 in 43 floors — a total of 4,426.
If you want a room at Mandalay Bay, it starts at $77 a night and THEhotel is a little more expensive.
THEhotel provides some of Las Vegas’s biggest suites.
While Mandalay Bay has one of the United States’ biggest convention centers.
The facilities include a shopping mall, gym, pool, spas, and huge casino are what you would find in a large hotel in Vegas.

8. Barkhatnyye Sezony Yekaterininskiy Kvartal

Address- Bul’var Nadezhd, 42, Bolshoy Sochi, Krasnodar Krai, Russia.
No. of floors- 5 (34 buildings)
Total no. of rooms- 4,688

Situated in a 300-acre park of subtropical flora, the Barkhatnye Sezony Russky Dom Resort Sportivny Kvartal has a fitness center, all-over Wi-Fi zone, and a children’s playground.
It is a 10-minute walk from Imeretinskaya Bay Beach.
The Sochi Autodrom is situated 2.5 miles from the Olympic Park.
Completed for the Sochi Winter Olympics in 2014, the hotel used to have 8,500 rooms.
At the hotel in 2018, all buildings were sold except 4,688 rooms were rented.
They serve European cuisine in the on-site kitchen. There are several shops, bars, and restaurants within walking distance.

7. Encore At Wynn Las Vegas

Address- 3121 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, United States
No. of floors- 45/48 (2 towers)
Total no. of rooms- 4,750

In all its utter luxury, the Wynn stands with its sister building Encore. It is situated across from Mandalay Bay on the opposite side of Las Vegas Strip.
The Encore with Wynn dominates the lavishness market there.
The Wynn launched in 2005, the Encore in 2008 and both hotels are huge, but have a sleek, contemporary style that impresses everyone who enters.
The Wynn brings you all the awaited big features of the casino, but there is much more.
The Wynn boasts a golf course with 18 holes and a Ferrari dealership. You’ll need at least $120 to book a room for the night.

6. Izmailovo Hotel

Address- 71, Izmailovskoe Shosse, Moscow, 105318, Russia
No. of floors- 30 per building
Total no. of rooms-5,000

Izmailov is a three-star hotel in the capital of Russia is the biggest in the world, with an estimated number of rooms–7,500 (according to advertisements).
The hotel is composed of five buildings modeled after a Greek alphabet of the first five-Alpha, Beta, Vega, Gamma, and Delta.
Built-in 1980, its primary objective was to host all athletes under one roof at the Olympic Games.

5. Sands Cotai Central

Address- Estrada do Istmo. s/n, Cotai, Macau SAR, P.R. China
No. of floors- 34 per building (5 buildings)
Total no. of rooms- 6,246

Sands Cotai Central is a casino resort located in Cotai Strip, Macau, China.
Conrad Macao provides 430 finest rooms and 206 magnificent suites situated in a 39-floor tower overlooking the Cotai Strip and a stunning Himalayan-inspired setting.
Cotai Central has combination of 6,000 rooms and suites from the Conrad, Sheraton, St. Regis and Holiday Inn brands. It will also have meeting and convention space, and retail outlets, entertainment and dining options. There are two casinos, the Pacifica casino and Himalaya casino.
Rooms have a total of 560 sq ft, and the biggest suite has a surface area of 4000 square feet.
With its limiting operation in all conjunto of Macao and introducing free shuttle buses, including connections to ferry terminals and crossing boundaries within a few minutes.
Conrad Macao Central provides easy access to all of Macao’s airports.

4. CityCenter

Address- 3780 South Las Vegas Boulevard Paradise, Nevada, U.S.
No. of floors- 61 (Aria) 57 (Vdara) 56 (Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas) 37 (Veer Towers)
Total no. of rooms-6,790

The CityCenter Vegas is a is 16,797,000 square-foot big hotel with mixed-features like 76 acres (31 hectares) community center located in the Las Vegas Strip in Paradise, Nevada.
MGM Resorts International owns the hotel (again).
The CityCenter towers offer 5,900 hotel rooms to Las Vegas, raising the hotel inventory by almost 5 percent at a time when visitors had declined to about 2.85 million since 2007.
CityCenter is marked, at most, a successful accomplishment for almost three years since it opened.
Most of the rooms in the hotel are full, but the rooms were much smaller than initially imagined.
Nevertheless, condominium sales did not fall, and the units sold went at great discounts, but still, 12 percent of the mall is vacant.

3. MGM Grand Las Vegas and The Signature

Address- 3799 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109, United States
No. of floors- 30 (MGM Grand) 38 (Signature)
Total no. of rooms- 6,852

If we had this countdown is just for the biggest hotels in Las Vegas, the MGM Grand, which belongs to the MGM Resort Group, will win a hand.
Work on the project was finished in 1993, with 5,044 rooms located in 4 towers of 30 stories.
The MGM Grand sister hotel is The Signature, which features 576 rooms in every story.
The MGM has two-story rental lofts for SKYLOFTS-51. The MGM still has 6,772 rooms without SKYLOFTS.
The MGM was named Leading World Casino Resort for 2013. It won several awards.
You can find luxurious stores, several restaurants, and a casino, like every other hotel.
It also has a common venue for concerts, boxing matches, and performances.

2. The Venetian Resort Las Vegas

Address- 3355 S Las Vegas BlvdLas Vegas, NV 89109, USA
No. of floors- 53
Total no. of rooms-7,092

The Venetian is down located at the Excalibur street, Vegas. Entering into this hotel is like a long way to enter a whole other dimension.
The style of the Venetian Hotel is entirely different.
It has 4,027 guest rooms, but there are large rooms, many of which are suites, in turn, bigger than those in other hotels.
The 5-star hotel in Venezia is massive, so room prices begin in $163 per night.
It was opened in 1999 and took control of the former location of the hotel in Sands.
The Venetian has a large shopping area full of designer label stores, and an enclosed waterway that is a replica of the Gondoliers in Venice.
The Palazzo Hotel is directly next to the Venetian which, besides, has a complex of over 7,000 suites.

1. First World Hotel

Address- Genting Highlands, 69000 Genting Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia
No. of floors- 24 (Tower 1) & 28 (Tower 2)
Total no. of rooms- 7,351

This vibrant colossus is a three-star hotel in Pahang, Malaysia, which is now the number one biggest hotel in the world.
It is a short walk from the Genting theme park.
Today, in 2020, a hotel is being refurbished but has 6,118 rooms and Ripley’s Believe it or Not and Guinness World Records has listed it as a record holder.

Top 10 Biggest Trees in the World

20/12/201920/12/2019 by PickyTop

The maximum height for trees is between 400 and 426 feet (122 and 130 meters).
While past trees may have achieved these impressive heights, some of the world’s tallest trees have unfortunately been brought down for timber.
Consider the following 10 trees, each one the biggest trees in the world:

10. Rullah Longatyle (Strong Girl)

The world’s largest eucalyptus and the largest blue gum in Tasmania (Eucalyptus globulus Labill) capacity.
Rullah Longatyle, meaning Strong Woman, is situated near Geeveston, Tasmania.
It is Australia’s second most large tree by volume of the trunk. The volume of its trunk is about 368 cubic meters.

9. Kermandie Queen

A 400-year-old veteran of the southern forests of Tasmania is reportedly Australia’s biggest tree.
The Kermandie Queen, a 76-meter swamp gum or mountain ash rising in a rainforest just south of Geeveston, is just three-quarters the height of Australia’s tallest tree, the neighboring Centurion, soaring 99.7 m.
But the Kermandie Queen has outmuscled the competition to be called our biggest tree by using a formula that takes into account the girth, height and crown size of a tree.
This tree was burned during the January 2019 fire.
The Kermandie Queen, who in volumetric size rivaled the Arve Giant, was also severely damaged by the fires and shed large branches that are the size of typical trees themselves.

8. Arve Big Tree

Perhaps the Arve Big Tree is 84 m, a long shot from the current record holder of the world’s biggest flowering plant, the Centurion, which towers at 99 m.
Though also seen some of Australia’s tallest trees.
Standing before me was a behemoth that I had never seen in Tasmania or anywhere in Australia.
The surrounding trees in his prime were like scrawny babies next to a Yokozuna.
The Arve Big Tree weighs 405 tons, according to the information boards, and is one of Australia’s largest trees.
In contrast, an adult Blue Whale would be just 190 tons.

7. Cheewhat Giant

Canada’s largest tree, the Cheewhat Giant, is protected in southern Vancouver Island’s Pacific Rim National Park Reserve.
The massive western red cedar has a diameter of 182 feet (55 m) in height and 20 feet (6 m).

6. Douglas fir tree

This Red Creek Fir, at least 1000 years old, is a Douglas fir tree.
It was called the world’s largest Douglas fir with a diameter of 4.2 meters and a height of 73.8 meters.
Red Creek Fir on Vancouver Island is the largest Douglas fir on Earth.
The tree and a small surrounding tree stand currently receive “soft” protection through an Old-Growth Management Area, but law mandates “hard” protection in the form of a conserving forest, or nature reserve that also includes a much larger buffer area.

5. Tane Mahuta

Tane Mahuta is the fifth largest tree in the world by volume, with 516 cubic meters in volume.
This is a giant kauri tree (Agathis australis) in Northland, New Zealand’s Waipoua Forest.
The age ranges from 1,250 to 2,500 years. It is today’s biggest kauri known to stand.
Its name Māori means “Lord of the Wood” in the pantheon of Māori from the name of a god.

4. Arbol del Tule

Located inside a gated churchyard in the picturesque town of Santa Maria del Tule, the Árbol del Tule is the widest tree in the world.
The local Zapotecs like to joke that the Tule shares some of their characteristics: it is short (only 35.4 meters in height), stout (11.62 meters in diameter), and old (about 1,500 years).

3. Grogan’s Fault

The largest known living coast redwood is Grogan’s Fault, found in Redwood National Park in 2014 by Chris Atkins and Mario Vaden, with a total trunk volume of at least 38,299 cubic feet (1,084.5 m3).
Certain high-volume redwoods along the coast include Iluvatar with a main trunk volume of 36,470 cubic feet (1,033 m3)160 and the Lost Monarch with a main trunk volume of 34,914 cubic feet (988.7 m3)

2. Lost Monarch

Lost Monarch is a Northern California Coast Redwood tree with a diameter of 26 feet at breast height and a height of 320 feet.
In terms of wood volume, it is the largest coastal redwood in the world.
The largest known living coast redwood is Grogan’s Fault, found in Redwood National Park in 2014 by Chris Atkins and Mario Vaden, with a total trunk volume of at least 38,299 cubic feet (1,084.5 m3).

1. General Sherman

General Sherman is a giant sequoia tree growing in Sequoia National Park’s Giant Forest in Tulare County, California, the United States.
It is the largest known single-stem living tree on Earth by volume.
The tree is roughly 52,500 cubic feet (1,487 cubic meters) in height, named General Sherman.
That’s more than half the volume of an Olympic pool, commonly considered to be 88,500 cubic feet (2,506 cubic meters).
It is estimated that General Sherman is about 2,000 years old.
This makes it just a giant sequoia of the middle age, as it is known that other trees are more than 3,220 years old, based on tree ring counts.