Who said that paradises are only on heaven? If you believe it too, these winter paradises we’ve collected will definitely change your mind and make you wish you were there!

Some of them are located in Russia, Germany or Canada but no matter the location you will fall in love with each one of these destinations at first sight! ATTENTION summer lovers! We’re afraid you will cheat your long-termed relationship with summer and fall in love with winter instead after seeing these photos! Scroll down to rest your eyes and brains for a second and enjoy!

• 15 amazing winter photos
• Baikal lake in winter
• The most beautiful winter towns in the world

With temperatures that reach even – 71.2C, this Russian village located along the Indigirka River, 30 km northwest of Tomtor on the Kolyma Highway, gets the first award for the coldest place on Earth.

The village, which is home to around 500 people, in the 1920s and 1930s, was a stopover for reindeer herders who would water their flocks from the thermal spring.

But the Soviet government, in its efforts to settle nomadic populations, believing them to be difficult to control and technologically and culturally backward, made the site a permanent settlement. Ironically, Oymyakon actually means ‘non-freezing water’ due to a nearby hot spring.

This place may not be the perfect tourist attraction, but we are sure that after seeing this little, frozen place, you will definitely want to visit it, even if that means visiting the coldest place on Earth.

So if you thought it was cold where you are at the moment then a visit to the Russian village of Oymyakon might just change your mind. Until then, scroll down and take a look at this cold beauty that will freeze your bones!

• The most beautiful winter towns in the world
• Baikal lake in winter
• 15 amazing winter photos

Various cities around the world during the rush hours.

“Rush Hour” – you should just to hear this phrase and before the eyes will appear the picture, on which there is a huge crowd of people and vehicles.

• National Borders
• 10 Presidents’ cabinets in different countries

Gorgeous autumn photos from different parts of the world where you can see the real magic.

Autumn is not always just the cold and slush. This is a period of colorful leaf fall, hot tea and bright romance. In addition, autumn is very generous for the impressive frames.

• Fantastic autumn forests. Part 1
• Fantastic autumn forests. Part 2

If you have always been interested in workplaces of the heads of state, we bring to your attention this interesting collection.

Almost every one of us has dreamed of becoming president, only in order to live like them, have their homes and offices. This desire is understandable, because the heads of state have such houses and workplaces that make heads spin. They have dozens of luxury rooms, filled with chic furnishings, elegant interiors sometimes in the spirit of a palace.

1. USA.

The president uses the Oval Office as their primary place of work. He usually chooses the Oval Office as a backdrop for a televised address to the nation and to meet with leaders of foreign countries. The Oval Office has three large windows facing south, and 4 doors.

2. Russia.

The office of the President is located in the center of the business part of the residence. The Cabinet is small and most convenient for work. In the center of the room is the president’s desk. Above the table there is the emblem of the Russian Federation. Closer to the window one more table – for negotiations, business meetings and meetings with close aides.

3. Germany.

The office of German Chancellor Angela Merkel looks extremely modest: inexpensive desktop phones, monitor, business card holder, a lamp and a globe.

4. Ukraine.

The president uses three rooms with a total area of 128.8 square meters for his working meetings and conferences: an office, a reception room with workplace assistant and a meeting room.

5. Nigeria.

President Muhammad Bukhari after the inauguration works in his home office.

6. Iran.

Very minimalistic office. On the table there is a computer and writing implements. You can immediately see that the state administration isn’t a creative profession.

7. Argentina.

The office of the President of Argentina Cristina Kirchner looks quite representative. On the table a lot of books and manuals.

8. Turkmenistan.

Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov, as seen from his office, he prefers laptops rather than paper information.

9. Greece.

Greek leader in the background of his seat. On the table there is a stack of papers and a very impressive library behind.

10. Vietnam.

Perhaps the most minimalistic office belongs to the president of Vietnam.

• Flying Kremlin. Putin’s new jet
• Ramzan Kadyrov Cars
• Wedding of the century: in Grozny the chief of the police department Nazhud Guchigov married a schoolgirl

In the modern metropolis subway is the most popular mode of transportation. Sometimes the architects of the subway stations manage to turn quite ordinary public space into a work of art. Such structures instantly become the tourists attractions. They make otherwise ordinary metro ride to be a real tour.

You should definitely visit some subways. Without it your impression from a visit to Stockholm or Moscow won’t be complete. Let’s see the most breathtakingly beautiful subway stations of the world.

Solna, Stockholm, Sweden

Barcelona Royal Shipyard, Barcelona, Spain

Vestfridhof, Munich, Germany

Paris, France

Formosa Boulevard, Shanghai, China

Moscow, Russia

Toledo, Naples, Italy

Khalid ibn al-Walid, Dubai, UAE

Moscow, Russia

Travel Underground Tunnel, Shanghai, China