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Solving the Moai Mysteries while Surfing: Easter Island/Isla de Pascua/ Rapa Nui
A series of volcanic eruptions gave birth to this lone island barely 70 square miles in size, thrown 2,400 miles off Chile’s west coast with the nearest inhabited neighbor being Pitcairn Island on its west. in: Chile, South America |
Tropical Paradise, Pirate Treasure Included: Mahè Island
If someone were to describe paradise, they would probably include in their description wild birds, tropical fish, rare orchids and virgin forests. Mahe Island is a spot discovered relatively recently fitting this description. Here, the lack of... in: Africa, Seychelles  |
The Most Romantic Cypriot Harbour: Kyrenia
Noted for its 6000 year long history and carrying remains of countless civilizations, Kyrenia is a harbor city where the mixture of the past and presence shines in its beauty. The enigmatic city which stayed under Turkish occupation since the... in: Cyprus, Europe  |
Experience Mudflat Hiking on Unsteady Beaches : Sylt
Sylt is a North Frisian Island tourist resort town where Low German is spoken, Michelin stars in restaurants are the norm, and the only way in (other than ferry) is on the Hindenburg. Seriously! Really, the way in by car or rail is over the... in: Germany, Europe  |
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Not the Ordinary Concrete Metropolis: Suzhou
Next to Shanghai, Suzhou is the second most industrial town in China. So, you’d think that Suzhou would be a modern, concrete metropolis, right? Wrong! There were once hundreds of gardens within Suzhou; and although that many don’t exist anymore... in: China, Asia  |
African Wildlife on A Plate (Not Literally): Kruger National Park
Kruger National Park was created once the hunters of gold, ivory and animal skins started to affect the wildlife. The beauty of the park consists in its biodiversity of flora and fauna. Famous for its safaris where you can get to see the “Big 5... in: Africa, South Africa  |
Ride the Dunes!: Wadi Rum
After a tiring trek or hike, stand/sit atop one of Wadi Rum’s peaks and luxuriate in a 360-degree view of your kingdom. Yes, indeed it is very easy to feel like a king as you survey the beauty that surrounds you in Wadi Rum, one of Jordan’s most... in: Saudi Arabia, Asia  |
Medieval Monks in a Divine Natural Ambience: Skellig Michael
The unassuming island of Skellig Michael in the Atlantic Ocean is a pure treat when visiting Ireland. It's technically part of County Kerry; and visiting the island while you're there is a definite must. in: Ireland, Europe |
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Vikings, potatoes and wind power!: Samsø
Nine miles off the Jutland Peninsula in Denmark is an old Viking meeting place (just think you could be following in the footsteps of Erik the Red!). Today, it’s simply known as Samsø where only 4,300 people call this place home. in: Denmark, Europe |
Wreck Dive, Party and/or Get Married!: Aruba
Take a dive into turquoise waters and explore The Antilla, the largest German freighter, almost 400 feet long and the largest wreck of the Caribbean. This underwater print of the past and over half a dozen shipwrecks makes Aruba a world famous... in: Venezuela, South America  |
The Valley Featuring Movies, Cartoons, Music Videos, Games and more: Monument Valley
So, you’ve decided to come see Monument Valley, Arizona. I mean Utah. No, Arizona. No worries, since both states would be correct as Monument Valley falls on the southern edge of Utah meeting at the northern border of Arizona. in: United States of America, North America |
Regain Power by Soaking the True Natural Delicacy from the Heart of Brazil: Chapada dos Veadeiros
Chapada dos Veadeiros is a National Park declared World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2001. It received the prestigious distinction and title due to the variety of ecosystems and the diversity in flora and fauna. There are more than 25 different... in: Brazil, South America  |
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Where Rockefeller's Teeth Have Bitten
: Acadia National Park
The land which used to be inhabited by the Wabanaki people or the “down land people” became the first National Park on the East side of the Mississippi river. Famous because of the misfortunate fire in 1947 when almost 40 square kilometers burned... in: United States of America, North America  |
The Very Best Of Class V Rapids: Futaleufu River
It's the perfect time to go white water rafting in Chile. Did you know that the Futaleufu River (meaning Big River in the Mapuche dialect), starting in Argentina and ending at the fjord shaped Yelcho Lake (in a remote part of Chile) is quite... in: Chile, South America  |
Rhineland's vibrant cultural centre: Köln/Cologne
Cologne, or the German spelled Köln, might be the fourth largest city in Germany—but, it is also one of the oldest. Cologne does have a medieval flavor, but it was actually founded way back around 38 B.C. That’s not even the half of it! in: Germany, Europe |
Where Hindu And Buddhist Come Together Underground
: Elephanta Caves
So you've decided to come visit the Elephanta Caves on Elephanta Island, India right in the Arabian Sea. What could possible worth you making the one hour ferry ride (which you take from the Gateway of India)? Oh, just you wait and see! in: India, Asia |
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The Grand Wonder of Nature: Grand Canyon
The colors of the Grand Canyon you will ever see in any painted picture, photograph, or even on any High-Definition television will never do justice to the real thing. in: United States of America, North America |
On The Dorset Coast, Everything From Castles To Bond (James Bond): Dorset Coast
Right off the English Channel in Southwest England extends the Dorset Coast. Over one million visitors a year come to the Dorset Coast to take in the area's natural beauty and the region's historical sites, including castles. in: United Kingdom, Europe |
Fireworks High In The Winter Sky
: Chichibu yomatsuri
On a chilly Japanese winter night happens the long anticipated Chichibuyomatsuri. The what? The Chichibuyomatsuri, a festival held every year for two nights on December 2nd and 3rd; and rated as one of the top three festivals in Japan. in: Japan, Asia |
Prehistoric Art or Graffiti?
: Black Hands Cave
Black Hands Cave in Borneo is a bit of an enigma. Is it cave art or is it graffiti? Does it even matter? No, not really.  |
