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]]>Trekking to Everest Base Camp, Nepal
The trek to Everest Base Camp is a journey that epitomizes adventure. This trek is a physical challenge, but it’s also a voyage through stunning landscapes, ancient Sherpa villages, and tranquil monasteries, all set against the backdrop of some of the tallest mountains on Earth.
The Great Barrier Reef, Australia
The Great Barrier Reef, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is the planet’s largest coral reef system and one of the seven natural wonders of the world. Diving into its clear blue waters is like entering an underwater paradise. And guess what? It’s a great destination for beginners and pros alike!
(@dreamtimecairns)Exploring the Amazon Rainforest, South America
The Amazon Rainforest is a vast, biodiverse haven of life and mystery. Traveling by boat along the mighty Amazon River, you’ll visit remote indigenous communities, learn about traditional ways of life, and witness the incredible flora and fauna that call this rainforest home. A trip of a lifetime!
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]]>The Appalachian Trail
It turns out the notorious computer game we all loved as kids is named after a real-life long-distance trail in the Eastern United States. Spanning approximately 2,190 miles, the Appalachian Trail offers hikers the opportunity to explore a diverse range of ecosystems as they move from the forests of the South to the rocky terrain of New England. This trail is both challenging and highly rewarding, taking most hikers between 5 to 7 months to complete.
Annapurna Circuit
For those in search of a bit more elevation, the Annapurna Circuit in Nepal stands out as a picturesque journey through some of the world’s highest peaks. At a height of 33,159 ft and a length of 145 miles, the trail circumnavigates the Annapurna Massif in the Himalayas, offering hikers postcard-worthy views of alpine landscapes and traditional villages along the way. On average, the trail takes about 2-3 weeks to complete depending on skill level and the specific route travelers choose to take.
Te Araroa Trail
Literally translated as “The Long Path”, New Zealand’s Te Araroa Trail offers adventure enthusiasts the chance to take in a diverse array of the country’s natural wonders through one 1,800-mile trek. The trail was officially opened in 2011 and consists of a series of tracks and walkways that connect New Zealand’s North and South Islands. Most hikers will require about 4-5 months to complete the trail, with October to November recommended as the best times to start.
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]]>Amangiri, Utah
Among the red rocks of southern Utah, Amangiri welcomes travelers looking to escape city life and soak up the stars in luxury and comfort. The resort blends seamlessly into 900 acres of surrounding desert, where minimal light pollution leads to unparalleled views of the night sky above. Each room comes equipped with a private terrace, though guests can also book private tours of the area with local astronomers.
Fogo Island Inn, Canada
Sky meets the sea at this remote escape for stargazers on the rugged shores of Newfoundland. Away from the influence of urban lights, the inn provides an ideal setting for observing not just the stars, but on occasion, the Northern Lights as well. Hike to one of the local vantage points, or keep things cozy and soak it all in from the rooftop hot tub.
Longitude 131, Australia
Deep in the Australian outback with a direct view of the iconic Uluru rock formation, Longitude 131 is a must-visit for travelers in search of an out-of-this-world astrotourism experience. The resort offers guests the opportunity to take in the skies of the Southern Hemisphere through its signature program including exclusive guided tours and celestial-inspired art installations.
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]]>Uyuni Salt Flats, Bolivia
Spanning over 11,000 kilometers, the Uyuni Salt Flats in the Andes of Bolivia stand as a colossal mirror that reflects the sky above. While the flats appear bright white when dry, during the rainy season, a thin layer of water collects and creates the optical illusion of an infinite landscape. Beyond being an incredibly cool experience, they also make for great photos.
(@minsch.k)Vatnajökull National Park, Iceland
Iceland has no shortage of sights and attractions worthy of a spot on every traveler’s bucket list, but for a truly once-in-a-lifetime experience, the Northern Lights alone are worth the trip. The Lights can be seen from many locations around the country, but for optimal viewing conditions, we recommend getting out of the city and into the wilderness at Vatnajökull National Park, a massive nature reserve largely free of light pollution.
Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda
Volcanoes National Park in East Africa is a dream destination for adventurous travelers with a penchant for wildlife. The expansive stretch of rainforest is home to about 1,000 mountain gorillas, and each day, a limited number of visitors are able to embark on a journey to witness these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. Combined with the breathtaking beauty of the landscape, a trek through the park is sure to leave a lasting impression.
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]]>The Thar Desert, India
The Thar Desert, also known as the Great Indian Desert, offers a mesmerizing backdrop as you travel its dunes on camelback. Embark on a magical journey through the golden sands, where camel safaris are a quintessential part of the desert experience.
Sahara Desert, Morocco
Morocco’s camel treks into the heart of the Sahara, the largest hot desert in the world, provide an experience like no other. To make your trip extra special, camp under the stars in traditional Berber-style tents, where you can listen to the melodies of desert music, and watch the sunrise over the sand-see.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Experience the fusion of modern luxury and traditional desert life with a camel ride in the Dubai Desert. Just a short drive from the skyscrapers in downtown Dubai, a vast expanse of golden sands awaits. And, of course, the best way to enjoy the experience is by riding a camel.
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]]>Embark On a Solo Travel
Traveling the world on your own probably sounds like a scary and risky idea but it’s also a unique experience that every avid traveler should try. Traveling alone is not easy, but it’s definitely a great way to boost your self-confidence and travel more often.
Meet The Locals
Even if you’re not used to talking to “strangers”, meeting new people is an excellent way to enrich your travel experience and life. Traveling is a unique opportunity to meet people from all over the world and maybe even make new friends.
Get Lost
Most travelers like to plan ahead every single detail of their trip because this makes us feel safe and in control while in a foreign country. But sometimes the best thing you can do is to leave your planner and map in the room, go outside and see where the road takes you.
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]]>Ease Gill Caverns, Yorkshire
The largest cave system in Britain, Ease Gill is made up of over 40 miles of subterranean passageways. Slip into these crevices and you will feel like you’re on the other side of the world.
Alum Pot, Yorkshire
This is an 80m open shaft drop. You can be led to it by caving experts via the underground streams, or by abseiling down to it.
Swildon’s Hole, Somerset
Located in the infamous caving district of the Mendips, here you can find the largest subterranean river network in Britain with a whole city of caves and crevices to explore.
Giant’s Hole, Peak District
This technical and complex caving network consists of narrow tunnels and unusual rock formations. It even has underground waterfalls to discover.
Fingal’s Cave, Inner Hebrides
Described by Walter Scott as “one of the most extraordinary places I ever beheld,” this majestic cave is like a natural, geological cathedral in which the ancient material of the Earth pays homage.
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]]>516 Arouca is set to open this fall as the world’s longest pedestrian suspension bridge, and it’s easy to see why it will take some guts to cross it.
Hanging 575 feet above the ravine which hosts Paiva River at the bottom of it, this new bridge is held by only two concrete V-shaped towers on either side of the ravine. This means that the footpath sways and rocks with the wind and with the motion of people crossing it!
Measuring at 1,692 feet long, depending on how scared you are, it will take about five to 10 minutes to cross in its entirety.
Part of the Arouca Geopark, a paradise for nature lovers in Portugal’s north-central Aveiro district, you’ll be able to see panoramic views of the Paiva River, the mountainous terrain, and the Aguieiras Waterfall if you’re brave enough to look anywhere but forward as you cross!
The COVID-19 pandemic has delayed its opening, but the new bridge is all tested and ready and set to open before Christmas this year!
A 12 euro admission ticket will grant you access to the bridge as well as the Passadiços do Paiva hiking route in the park. If you find yourself in Portugal and looking for a thrill, this unique attraction is a must-visit.
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]]>Mountain River Rafting
The Songprak river offers ideal conditions for thrilling rafting. You can navigate 3 miles of it in a group inflatable boat for unforgettable thrills.
Canyoning
The mountainous, rocky terrain of Krabi is perfect for canyoning. You can abseil multiple fast waterfalls and adventure down deep rocky slopes.
Ziplining
There are few better ways to discover Krabi’s wilderness than flying through the air on a zip wire. Thai’d Up is one of the top tour companies that offer such adventure.
Scuba Diving
The best way to explore Krabi’s wonderful array of marine life is to scuba dive beneath the sapphire seas. Scuba diving companies offer tours for all skill levels and will teach novices how to do it.
Rock Climbing
Krabi’s limestone cliffs are famous for rock climbing, with climbers coming from all over the world to sample its delights. While the cliffs are great for expert adventurers, there also activities for the less experienced.
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]]>Catacombs, Capuchin, Italy
Here you can see more than 8,000 skulls older than a few centuries. You can visit them every day except on Sunday. The place is just as spooky as it sounds, but if you would like the experience of dead skulls looking at you from all sides, you are welcome to visit them.
Haw Par Villa, Singapore
This theme park uses folklore and old traditions to teach children morals. The sculptures tell stories of what will happen to children if they lie or disobey their parents. Although the entrance is free, neither the children nor the parents choose this park as their leisurely Sunday activity.
Christ of the Abyss
In 1954 Italian diver, Duilio Marchante lost his friend Dario in a diving accident and decided to put a statue of Jesus on the exact place where he died. Underwater. Located in the Mediterranean Sea, off San Fruttuoso, between Camogli and Portofino on the Italian Riviera, the statue is 2.5 meters high and 17 meters under the water. If you are brave enough to go and see it, it will give you the most unique and exciting feeling – a mix of terror and awe!
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