Cascada Lulu

This beautiful and family-friendly waterfall is a great place to spend your entire day. If your family members are looking for some fun, try the Del Valle Zip Line to see a bird’s eye view of the waterfall.

Pineapple Time

When visiting this waterfall, you won’t miss the locals selling fruits on the suspension bridge. Ask them for a bright yellow pineapple or maybe coconut and they’ll gladly open one in front of you. Now that’s hospitality!

Damajaqua Cascades

Damajaqua Cascades or 27 waterfalls is another sight not to be missed. Waterfalls are one of nature’s most beautiful creations and luckily we don’t have to just stare at them, we can jump into them.

Jump into the clear waters of 27 waterfalls from a certain height and feel the refreshingly cool waters beneath. They have lockers there too so rest assured you can swim without worrying about losing your belongings! You can go as a group of friends and create memories to last a lifetime. Support and challenge yourself and others for this journey as it will be an unforgettable one!

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If cooking isn’t your thing then maybe movies are. They have regular film screenings at Cinema Paradiso where you can get your movie fix.

Treetop Dining

Treetop Lunches when visiting Soneva Kiri is a must. You’ll be suspended in the air, surrounded by lush greenery in a treepod. Imagine eating an amazing meal 11 meters in the air! A waiter will swing to you – they will serve you refreshing iced tea and a traditional Thai meal. What could be better than that?

Cave Lunch

If you’re looking for another thrill-seeking experience – besides the treepod restaurant you can also try the mushroom cave lunch. You’ll be surrounded by the sights of the jungle while eating a five-course Thai meal (with vegetarian options!). They even prepare some of the dishes right in front of you so you can see that you’re getting the freshest food.

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Not only is it a great place to meet other digital nomads, but the scenery is extensive. From rocky mountains to cliffside temples, you’ll want to put Bali on your list of places to visit.

The Four Seasons Resort in Bali is a little more on the luxurious side but if you have the time and money to spend, you should splurge in this tropical hotel paradise. It’s also great for honeymoons, and for post celebrations.

Live Music and Chill

Four Seasons Bali has live bands playing – just ask the reception which days have great music. They don’t play music too loud so you can still lounge by the pool without being too bothered by the music. If you’re looking for more quiet time, you can chill on one of their cozy hammocks and read a book.

Great Service

Customers who’ve been to this glamorous hotel have raved about the excellent service from the staff. Despite their busy events that are celebrated regularly – the service still manages to exceed expectations. With a stunning location like this, great service and delicious food – would you ever truly leave your villa?

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Instead, glamping is more on the luxe side with a draped ceiling and often times there’s a mattress in the tent. So you can imagine how much larger these tents are compared to traditional tents!

If you’re looking for a fuss-free trip in nature, try a shot at glamping.

Phenomenal Views

Sometimes the entrance to your glamping tent can be wide open with no closing – this is a huge pro. You’ll be able to roll out of bed in the morning to watch the pastel orange sky lighting up. It’s a view unlike any other and much more immersive than staying in a hotel.

Great for Friends

Glamping is an experience to try with friends or family. Since the tent is spacious, it would be a shame to share it all by your lonesome. Invite some of your buddies for an unforgettable experience under the stars.

Feel Like a Fairy

If you’re on the hunt for some glamorous places to go glamping, simply check on Instagram or even Airbnb that has some beautiful tents for rent in nature – that won’t hurt your wallet.

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You can sandboard in the central area of Chile and even close to the beaches where you can witness the views of Valparaiso and Viña del Mar. The sand slopes are the perfect size for cruising and it’s well worth a shot when visiting South America.

Sandboarding Tip

Just like a surfboard, you’ll have to apply wax on the sandboard. Make sure that you have an instructor to help you set up the gear including sunglasses and a helmet to keep your head and face protected from the sand. Make sure to get the right posture and technique before hopping on that board. After all, safety first always!

Duna Roca Roja

This place is surrounded by sand dunes which overlook a beautiful sea. Sandboarding here during sunset absolutely cannot be missed with a glowing view of the melting sun against the sands. You’ll feel like you’re flying on the air here with a view to remember for a lifetime.

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It’s no surprise that many countries live and breathe tea, since it’s full of potent antioxidants. Green tea is known to be one of the healthiest variations of tea, because it contains catechins that help the body’s fat transform into energy for use. Under the green tea family, there are different strains of tea. Let’s take a look at the countries that adore tea.

China

Since tea originated from China, it’s customary to drink tea before and even after a meal. Some of their most-used teas are Long Jing and Green Snail Spring tea.

Japan

In Japan, they are big fans of loose leaf tea. Genmaicha is a stronger version of a green tea, while kukicha makes use of the stems and not the leaves of the plant. Tea is a staple in almost every traditional Japanese dish.

United Kingdom

The UK also usually drinks loose leaf tea – oftentimes mixed with milk. The British are also fond of Darjeeling and Assam tea, which has a stronger tasting flavor and scent.

Turkey

Turkish tea, as well as Turkish coffee, is quite popular in family households. Most of the tea is collected from the province called Rize, which lies along the Black Sea coast – this tea is black.

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Cascada Lulu

This beautiful and family-friendly waterfall is a great place to spend your entire day. If your family members are looking for some fun, try the Del Valle Zip Line to see a bird’s eye view of the waterfall.

Pineapple Time

When visiting this waterfall, you won’t miss the locals selling fruits on the suspension bridge. Ask them for a bright yellow pineapple or maybe coconut and they’ll gladly open one in front of you. Now that’s hospitality!

Damajaqua Cascades

Damajaqua Cascades or 27 waterfalls is another sight not to be missed. Waterfalls are one of nature’s most beautiful creations and luckily we don’t have to just stare at them, we can jump into them.

Jump into the clear waters of 27 waterfalls from a certain height and feel the refreshingly cool waters beneath. They have lockers there too so rest assured you can swim without worrying about losing your belongings! You can go as a group of friends and create memories to last a lifetime. Support and challenge yourself and others for this journey as it will be an unforgettable one!

The post The Cascading Waterfalls of Dominican Republic appeared first on Traveler Master.

If cooking isn’t your thing then maybe movies are. They have regular film screenings at Cinema Paradiso where you can get your movie fix.

Treetop Dining

Treetop Lunches when visiting Soneva Kiri is a must. You’ll be suspended in the air, surrounded by lush greenery in a treepod. Imagine eating an amazing meal 11 meters in the air! A waiter will swing to you – they will serve you refreshing iced tea and a traditional Thai meal. What could be better than that?

Cave Lunch

If you’re looking for another thrill-seeking experience – besides the treepod restaurant you can also try the mushroom cave lunch. You’ll be surrounded by the sights of the jungle while eating a five-course Thai meal (with vegetarian options!). They even prepare some of the dishes right in front of you so you can see that you’re getting the freshest food.

The post Soneva Kiri’s Dreamy Nature Resort in Thailand appeared first on Traveler Master.

Not only is it a great place to meet other digital nomads, but the scenery is extensive. From rocky mountains to cliffside temples, you’ll want to put Bali on your list of places to visit.

The Four Seasons Resort in Bali is a little more on the luxurious side but if you have the time and money to spend, you should splurge in this tropical hotel paradise. It’s also great for honeymoons, and for post celebrations.

Live Music and Chill

Four Seasons Bali has live bands playing – just ask the reception which days have great music. They don’t play music too loud so you can still lounge by the pool without being too bothered by the music. If you’re looking for more quiet time, you can chill on one of their cozy hammocks and read a book.

Great Service

Customers who’ve been to this glamorous hotel have raved about the excellent service from the staff. Despite their busy events that are celebrated regularly – the service still manages to exceed expectations. With a stunning location like this, great service and delicious food – would you ever truly leave your villa?

The post Bali’s Four Seasons Resort is Ultra Chill appeared first on Traveler Master.

Instead, glamping is more on the luxe side with a draped ceiling and often times there’s a mattress in the tent. So you can imagine how much larger these tents are compared to traditional tents!

If you’re looking for a fuss-free trip in nature, try a shot at glamping.

Phenomenal Views

Sometimes the entrance to your glamping tent can be wide open with no closing – this is a huge pro. You’ll be able to roll out of bed in the morning to watch the pastel orange sky lighting up. It’s a view unlike any other and much more immersive than staying in a hotel.

Great for Friends

Glamping is an experience to try with friends or family. Since the tent is spacious, it would be a shame to share it all by your lonesome. Invite some of your buddies for an unforgettable experience under the stars.

Feel Like a Fairy

If you’re on the hunt for some glamorous places to go glamping, simply check on Instagram or even Airbnb that has some beautiful tents for rent in nature – that won’t hurt your wallet.

The post Why You Need to try Glamping In the Wild appeared first on Traveler Master.

You can sandboard in the central area of Chile and even close to the beaches where you can witness the views of Valparaiso and Viña del Mar. The sand slopes are the perfect size for cruising and it’s well worth a shot when visiting South America.

Sandboarding Tip

Just like a surfboard, you’ll have to apply wax on the sandboard. Make sure that you have an instructor to help you set up the gear including sunglasses and a helmet to keep your head and face protected from the sand. Make sure to get the right posture and technique before hopping on that board. After all, safety first always!

Duna Roca Roja

This place is surrounded by sand dunes which overlook a beautiful sea. Sandboarding here during sunset absolutely cannot be missed with a glowing view of the melting sun against the sands. You’ll feel like you’re flying on the air here with a view to remember for a lifetime.

The post Sandboarding in Chile is a Fun Activity for All appeared first on Traveler Master.

It’s no surprise that many countries live and breathe tea, since it’s full of potent antioxidants. Green tea is known to be one of the healthiest variations of tea, because it contains catechins that help the body’s fat transform into energy for use. Under the green tea family, there are different strains of tea. Let’s take a look at the countries that adore tea.

China

Since tea originated from China, it’s customary to drink tea before and even after a meal. Some of their most-used teas are Long Jing and Green Snail Spring tea.

Japan

In Japan, they are big fans of loose leaf tea. Genmaicha is a stronger version of a green tea, while kukicha makes use of the stems and not the leaves of the plant. Tea is a staple in almost every traditional Japanese dish.

United Kingdom

The UK also usually drinks loose leaf tea – oftentimes mixed with milk. The British are also fond of Darjeeling and Assam tea, which has a stronger tasting flavor and scent.

Turkey

Turkish tea, as well as Turkish coffee, is quite popular in family households. Most of the tea is collected from the province called Rize, which lies along the Black Sea coast – this tea is black.

The post Countries that Live and Breathe Tea appeared first on Traveler Master.