TRAVEL: Inside Iran's creepy party island

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Wednesday 15 Jan, 2014 Inside Iran's creepy party island THE island of Kish was designed as a playground for tourists and Iran's elite. All that changed in 1979. Take a look inside the eerie place. The 52 places you need to see in your lifetime AN INCREDIBLE cave. A spectacular island paradise. Archaeological wonders. Take a look at this list of the 52 best destinations in the world, and find out which Aussie city made the cut. Mistaken identity leads to epic VIP festival THIS Aussie pair lived it up at one of the world's best summer festivals after being mistaken for prize winners. But was what they did right? 12 comments on this story You won't believe these hotels exist TWISTED. Creepy. Crocodile-shaped. A road that cuts right through a tower. You'll wonder if your eyes are playing tricks on you when you see these structures. This is probably the best place on Earth IF YOU haven't been here, you're missing out. Majorly. With incredible natural phenomena and very happy locals, here are 18 reasons why this country will rock your world. You did what with a shark? IT was a Jackass-style stunt that nearly turned around and bit Gold Coast adrenalin junkie Shaun Harrington - or rather mauled him. Epic trip: 35 cities in two years NALISHA and Janak Patel longed to leave their office jobs behind to travel the world together long-term. Find out how they turned the dream into a reality by becoming part of the 'New Rich'. more travel We've found world's cheapest beer TRAVEL is thirsty work. It's also a favoured pursuit of many who have large appetites for alcohol and tiny budgets. Those people should probably read this. Aussie crocs like you've never seen before CAPTIVATING footage of Australia's saltwater crocodile has been captured in slow motion as they sway, spin, whirl and twirl. You've never seen crocs like this. Chile red-faced after building bridge upside down IT WAS meant to be Chile's first drawbridge. But the country has been left a laughing-stock after the $30 million project was built the wrong way around. It's more than a slight drawback. Woman busted hiding in a suitcase WHEN customs and border protection agents opened up a suitcase during an inspection, they weren't prepared for what they'd discover inside ... connect Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Visit our website View our mobile site GO TO: TRAVEL UPDATES | AUSTRALIAN HOLIDAYS |  TRAVEL | WORLD TRAVEL | TRAVEL ADVICE | TRAVEL IDEAS Do not reply to this email, as this email address is not monitored. To unsubscribe from the news.com.au newsletter click here. News Digital Media sends email in accordance with the principles of the Spam Act. We have sent you this message because our records show that you have opted in to receive newsletters, announcements or special offers from news.com.au. Add news.com.au to your address book to ensure you continue to receive subscription emails. If you would like to view your profile or update your preferences, please click here If you would prefer not to receive these communications in the future please click here to unsubscribe. This email was sent by: news.com.au GPO Box 4245 Sydney, NSW 2001 Australia Copyright 2011 News Limited. All times AEDT (GMT +11).