She reached the summit of Everest on 23 May. Norwegian females has really great guts. This is an new Norwegian historical event in few days.

She reached the summit of Everest on 20 May. Skaug is the first Norwegian female to reach the top of Everest. Of course the women can do it too! And in few days we expect another Norwegian female to reach the top too.

The newly record is 8 hours 10 minutes. Pemba Dorji ascended Mt Everest in an incredible speed and reached the top on 21 May (2004). How did he manage so fast?

This article continues from part 1 about Norway. This country is the World's top unspoiled travel destination according to National Geographic.

Norway is for real adventurers. Experiencing wild Norway will give you an unforgettable adventure - if you dare!!!

Norway is for real adventurers. The National Geographic Traveler Magazine, one of the world's most highly regarded travel magazines, has selected the world's greatest unspoiled travel spots. They arrived at 115 destinations and put Fjord Norway at the very top of the list.

But there is more in wild Norway to be experienced that give you an unforgettable adventure - if you dare!!!

The World's biggest annual celebration of Beatles music, with 6 days of live music presented by bands from 20 countries. The festival features celebrities, a memorabilia auction, a one-day convention, specialist tours, films and a flea market. Who could forget the story of the world's greatest band, the Beatles? Be prepared for the big event in august!

On 15 April 1989, over 25,000 Liverpool supporters travelled down to Hillsborough in Sheffield (England) for the FA Cup semi-final. 96 fans never returned. See the strong emotional video clip that reminds the supporters who died. This was a day that no Liverpool fan will ever forget!

Those where the days! Football filled with extreme passion! Players with guts. Supporting audience with a power that never has seen before. I was there on Saturday 30th April 1994 to say goodbye to the world`s most famous section of stadium. I can remember it as it was yesterday. It was the final game for the Kop, the famous and fearful non-seated part of Liverpool's holy stadium Anfield Road. It will be gone forever. Liverpool F.C. in England lost its heart and soul, and would never be the same.

Atlantis is one of humankind's greatest mysteries. Once and for all scientists have plans for discover the truth about the Atlantis legend. In the history it's the first time a scientifically credible explanation of its location and demise has been suggested by French scientist Professor Jacques Collina-Girard. The expedition will start in the summer this year (2004).

Forum Barcelona 2004 is the place for experiencing, reflecting and exchanging ideas. 30 hectares with space are filled with ideas, distributed throughout parks, streets, auditorium and other places. As the arrangers hope this huge area will give opportunities to watch, listen, create, experiment, taste, discover and get excited.

It was a real surprise and it shows that the nature is unpredictable.

Then you should go to the Spirit of Speyside Whisky Festival. This celebration of Scotland`s national product has become an established fixture on Scotland's tourism calendar. Now you have the chance to lift yourselv up to great heights by participating from 30th April to the 3rd of May 2004. What a social happening where you really can join hands!

It's recently established a new website for old literature treasures called Touch & Turn. One of the big books is the Icelandic Edda. This manuscript was written on Iceland in the 14th century, and is the most complete and oldest younger Edda in the world.

World Heritage Committee has listed 35 properties which are in danger now. One of them is Angkor in Cambodia. What is happening to the wonders of the world?

On the site of the sunken city of Heracleion, discovered in May 2001 by French underwater archaeologist Franck Goddio, the most recent archaeological excavations performed around the temple of Heracles brought to light scientific results of great historic interest.