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If you’re not afraid of the unconventional wish to immerse yourself in nature while minimizing your ecological footprint, consider a stay in a treehouse. These elevated retreats offer a unique blend of comfort, sustainability, and amazing views; and are often constructed with eco-friendly materials. Enjoy the serenity of the treetops, knowing that your stay leaves little impact on the earth.
Solar-Powered Resorts
Step into a world where luxury meets eco-friendliness by choosing a stay at a solar-powered resort. Perfectly utilizing the abundant energy from the sun, these resorts use solar panels to generate electricity, making them a greener alternative for your vacation. This allows you to indulge in pampering accommodations and breathtaking views, guilt-free.
Off-the-Grid Cabins
For those seeking a true escape from bustling urban environments, an off-the-grid cabin experience is a great option. These cabins are secluded and peaceful and often powered by solar or wind energy. This allows vacationers to disconnect from technology, reconnect with nature, and immerse themselves in the simplicity of sustainable living.
Green Boutique Hotels
Eco-friendly travel doesn’t mean you have to give up on style. You can have both by staying in a green boutique hotel that combines chic design with sustainable practices. These hotels prioritize energy efficiency, water conservation, and waste reduction without compromising on luxury and comfort. Relax your body, mind, and conscience in a space that cares for the planet no less than it does for its guests.
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Kibbutz Lotan is a desert eco-community with an inspiring dedication to environmental protection. Stay in a cozy room in Lotan’s signature mud-built dwellings and learn about permaculture, organic farming, and alternative architecture at the Kibbutz Lotan Center for Creative Ecology.
Meet Israel’s Lost & Endangered Desert Animals
Hai-Bar Yotvata Nature Reserve is a ground-breaking wildlife restoration project, working to reintroduce lost and endangered animals back to the Israeli landscape. Tour the park in your own car and you will be rewarded with spectacular close-up views of oryxes, ostriches, wild donkeys, gazelles, and more. It’s also a camping area.
Visit the Only Organic Aloe Vera Farm in the Middle East
With all that desert sun, your skin might be feeling a little dry. Head to Bayit HaAloe, the only organic aloe vera plantation in the Middle East. With prior coordination, you can meet the owners, learn more about the plantation and see the aloe vera growing. Don’t forget to stock up on nourishing organic aloe vera skincare products while you’re there!
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]]>Canopy Lodge
This ecolodge is a bird watchers paradise. Its minimalist design integrates the natural environment and features a well-stocked library, bird guides and day trips.
Gamboa Rainforest Resort
In this resort, you can drink in the feel of the rainforest while chilling by the pool and using the full-service spar. If you want to get a bit more involved, you can take guided tours of the forest, jungle boat cruises, and an aerial tram ride.
La Loma Jungle Lodge
This is probably the lodge that integrates you with nature the most. You sleep in open-air thatched-roof bungalows with forest canopies and sweeping wildlife views. You can also take guided nature tours, eat organic meals, and visit the on-site butterfly farm.
Cana Field Station
Located in the wildest and most remote region of Panama is the Cana Field Station, one of the best bird-watching sites in the world. It is a little rustic, with shared bathrooms and communal meals, but is the most integrative of bird watching destinations.
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The train will provide you with more legroom than a plane or a bus, and many of them come with sleeper cabins. You can also move freely and stretch your legs whenever you want to without bothering anyone.
love the #colour on these #trainseats @transportforlondon #tflAffordable Option
Taking a train is one of the most affordable ways of traveling, no matter when or where you’re thinking of going. You can also travel with as much luggage you want to without paying expansive baggage fees.
Stunning Scenery
You can enjoy beautiful views during your train ride, and get a better sense of a country you’re traveling through while looking out the window.
– I found myself (again) saying the sentence “I just love trains” today. It’s a stereotypically geeky arrangement of words but I stick to it whole heartedly. It is the best form of transport – such a luxury to just sit there in comfort as the world speeds past the window. This was taken on a train journey through the Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan and was top 3 train rides of our lives. What are your favourite train journeys?
Good Connection
Unlike airports, train stations are often located in the very heart of the city, and you won’t have a hard time getting to the city center once you reach your final destination.
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Eco-Friendly
If you’re trying to reduce your carbon footprint, trains are a way to go since they’re generally seen as one of the most environment-friendly means of transportation.
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]]>Amanda Baker is a Canadian girl who travels the world all while being as sustainable and eco-friendly as possible.
What’s so refreshing about her Instagram account is that it not only has beautifully taken photos of really interesting and sometimes out-there places, but Amanda is really honest on her account.
Often travel accounts can make travel seem like an easy, go-with-the-flow kind of experience, but Amanda never shies away from the truth.
I don't know about you but I love the rainforest and animals and don't really want to see that disappear. 7 billion of us on earth and on average humans use 10-30 single-use plastic items a day. So minimally around 70 billion pieces of plastic waste and only a low 9% of those get properly recycled. Now for those that really don't understand and tell themselves "this isn't my problem". If 90% of that waste is going into the lakes, rivers and oceans… what do you think happens to it all? 
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if the fish are eating our garbage and we are eating the fish… yeah we're eating our own trash. Mmm. Only we can make changes for the better, and it starts with YOU today 
#zerowastegoals #lowimpactliving #becauseiwouldnotliketodieinthenexticeage #andnowecantmovetomars #earthday2018 #bethechange #japan #jigokudanimonkeypark #itsarealplace #Amanda is a huge nature lover, and you can tell by her account that while she loves cities, her heart belongs in nature. Her adoration of nature and animals naturally lends itself to being anti-plastic and anti-trash, of which she picks up a lot of during her travels.
Amanda has been to many corners of the world. From the well known, major European countries, to the same, unheard of places, and across multiple continents, it’s amazing to see all the places one girl can go and who she meets along the way, and she normally always does.
From snowboarding in Japan to watching the FIFA world cup in Russia, to climbing too many mountains to count from her pictures, @amandabaker4 is definitely worth a spot on your Instagram feed.
Who built the pyramids? The aliens or humans? 
Was it slavery? Or was it scientific engineering? 
Did the Ancients coincidentally build pyramid-like structures all around the world? Or was it all planned!? 
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