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Did you know that there are from 4,000 to 6,000 aircraft operating in the National Airspace System (NAS) during peak periods? This equates to approximately 50,000 aircraft operations per day. The following picture shows over 5,000 aircraft operating in the system at one time.

Auckland International Airport Limited.

The most peoples around the world are traveling to New Zealand always stop at Auckland International Airport. The Airport is very nice and easy to check-in or check-out. The Airport Staffs are very kind and helpful to the traveling passengers.

One of the useful Map of Asia. If you can not locate some of the countries of Asia you can find them here.

I’ve used it already and it was working very well . I found some of the countries that i wanted to locate it. Check it out yourself and see these cool Map.

The Tokyo Imperial Palace and Niju-bashi bridge is one of the most oldest place in Japan.

Japan isn’t a country I’d normally consider visiting, because of its distance from anywhere I’ve lived, the expensive prices and the difficulty of communication. However, with a cousin teaching English near Tokyo, I took the plunge and paid a two week flying visit, hoping to catch some of the ancient and modern aspects of its culture.

Here is one of the most biggest Buddha in Asia. Find more info about the Leshan Giant Buddha?

Leshan Dafo, or Big Buddha of Leshan, is the largest stone sculpture of Buddha in the world. The colossal 71-meter (233 ft) seated statue of Buddha (dafo) is located on a cliff at the confluence of two rivers, the Dadu He and the Min He, overlooking the town of Leshan, about 50 km east of Emeishan. The Buddha is so big that one hundred people can stand on any one of its feet.

Historical documents show that the carving of the Leshan Dafo was begun in AD 713. According to legend, there was a river monster that lived on the confluence of the rivers. The monster often caused floods that capsized passing boats. Believing that the statue would protect boats travelling up the river, Master Haitong, a Buddhist abbot of the Lingyun Monastery, initiated the project by raising the necessary funds.