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]]>It is, therefore, no surprise that Costa Rica is bursting with wildlife. Walking down the road you will hear hundreds of species of tropical birds and howler monkeys playing in the trees. In the rivers, keep your eyes peeled for crocodiles and wild cats stalking their prey. At night, thousands of fireflies light up the forest.
If you are feeling adventurous, you can hike Costa Rica’s impressive volcano. On the way down, you can relax in a natural hot spring and admire the lush jungle that surrounds you. The birdlife here is particularly spectacular and the reserve is famous for its orchids.
Finally, the natural beauty of Costa Rica yields colorful organic foods that are bursting with flavor and nutrients. Tuck into papayas, mangos, and watermelons, all grown fresh and locally. Costa Rica is the perfect place to indulge in good health and feel connected with nature in both body and soul.
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]]>The post Here Are Some of Europe’s Most Breathtaking Natural Wonders appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Dubbed as the world’s largest accessible ice cave, Eisriesenwelt is a must-visit for anyone who loves cool nature. With frosty crystals and sparkles as far as the eye can see, this hotspot is truly magical. However, you’ll need warm clothing even if you’re there in the summer!
If you’re someone who loves beautiful clifftops, Preikestolen is one of the most picturesque views you could ask for. Also known as “Pulpit Rock”, this 2,000-foot cliff overlooks the South of Norway, and it attracts up to 300,000 visitors every year.
Sometimes the best natural wonders can show themselves in the form of a serene waterfall. When it comes to Romania’s Bigar Waterfall, it’s among the most beautiful waterfalls in existence, mainly because of the unique way the water trickles off the cliff. What it lacks in grandiosity, it more than makes up for with elegance, artistry, and class.
If you’re a forest person, the Ancient Beech Forests of Germany will keep you enchanted. Located across both Jasmund and Muritz National Parks, the forest has an ancient yet beautiful feel, making it one of the most wonderful natural attractions in Europe.
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]]>The post The Most Breathtaking Waterfalls In The World appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Niagara Falls is the name of the three colossal waterfalls that border New York and Ontario. They light up at night for even more breathtaking views.
Being one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, it’s no surprise that Zimbabwe’s Victoria Falls are one of the most beautiful places to visit in the world.
Bordering Vietnam and China, the falls are one of the most stunning locations in Southeast Asia.
The Bigar Cascade waterfalls in Romania are uniquely gorgeous but are yet to receive the global recognition that other, larger falls have. Visit now while they are relatively tourist-free.
Located in Venezuela, Angel Falls reach heights of 979 meters, i.e. just short of a kilometer. They are subsequently some of the most popular falls in the world and are certainly some of the most beautiful.
There are several small waterfalls at the Plitvice Lakes in Croatia. They may not be the biggest, but the scenery surrounding them is some of the most breathtaking.
The Iguazu Falls border Brazil and Argentina. Tourists gather from all corners of the world to witness the sublime natural landmark.
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]]>The post Discover the Beautiful Town of Semporna, Malaysia appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Some of the world’s best scuba diving and snorkeling opportunities are offered at the nearby island of Sipadan. The region is full of vibrant fish and beautiful coral reefs. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can also see sharks, stingrays, and sea turtles.
The Regatta Lepa-Lepa festival runs throughout April. It is an important event, culminating in the Lepa-Lepa boat race. Different villages in the region design their own boats and race them.
Semporna is full of street stalls selling local delicacies as well as restaurants. Wonderfully fresh seafood is available that are sourced from the nearby sea. A variety of fresh seaweed dishes, rice, and meat are also common.
A short boat ride away is the Tun Sakaran Marine Park. This is a natural forest reserve and bird sanctuary. You can also see beautiful traditional stilt houses and houseboats belonging to the nomadic locals.
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]]>The post Here’s Where to See the Best Bioluminescent Scenery appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Experience one of the most otherworldly sights that you can on this planet: the underwater lights at Mosquito Bay. Gently paddle over the water in a wooden canoe and feel like you’re cruising through open space.
This spot is home to a strain of plankton that emit a strange glowing light when disturbed. Catch them in season and you will witness a sublime sight of luminescent waters of all shades of the rainbow.
Mysterious scenes emerge when the waves start breaking on this Californian beach. The movement of the waves makes the local Dinoflagellates light up, so that from the beach the horizon looks like a bright shimmering haze.
At night this sandy beach is transformed into a miraculous sea of bright blue lights.
An uncanny blue light is often seen burning below the calm waters of Preservation Bay. This unnerving sight is caused by the large number of plankton in the area.
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]]>The post Why Not Check Out Seongsan Ilchulbong, South Korea? appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Locals say that it resembles a huge castle built in the sea. It stands at 182 meters tall, with a colossal bowl shape that looks like an imposing fortress.
The site is considered to be of acute geological interest. The peculiar volcanic rock formations afford valuable insight into how volcanic ash sediments into rock structures. If you’re a geologist or interested in the archaic history of our earth’s formation, this place is well worth a visit!
Seongsan Ilchulbong is also home to a great array of flora. There are 220 different species of plants on the Tuff Cone, six of which are very rare. In addition to these rare species of plant, there are also over 300 different species of marine algae to discover.
Due to Seongsan Ilchulbong’s interesting natural history and flourishing plant life, the Tuff Cone was made a UNESCO World heritage Site.
You can visit this remarkable place yourself for an entry fee and climb up its broad flanks.
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]]>The post Lose Yourself in the Beauty of Bolivia’s Uyuni Salt Flat appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Located in the Bolivian altiplano, an exceptionally flat plateau at high altitude within the Andes Mountain region, this salt flat is the world’s largest at over 4,000 square miles in area.
Created after the evaporation of a prehistoric lake, salt, rock formations, and the remnants of former islands within the lake were left behind to create a landscape that looks more like something from another planet than it does anything Earth-like.
The surface of the lake creates a mirror-like effect in which the skies and the landscape surrounding the salt flat are reflected perfectly off of the surface.
It’s a phenomenon that you must see in order to believe, exceeding any sort of expectation that you might have for this place, as high as it might be.
Run, don’t walk, to visit the Uyuni Salt Flat.
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]]>The post These Japanese National Parks are a Must-see for Nature Lovers appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>These national parks in Japan should be on every nature lovers watch-list.
This is the most northern national park in japan. It is made up of two small islands called Rishiri and Rebun, and offers hiking, coastal scenery and lovely alpine flowers.
You can do weeklong treks in this national park completely surrounded by the unspoiled wilderness of its volcanic mountains. This is also the place to go to see the first autumnal colors and snow of the year.
High up in the volcanic interior mountains you can find some of Japan’s best rustic hot springs.
This UNESCO World heritage Site offers many natural and cultural attractions such as lakes, mountains, waterfalls and the Toshogu Shrine.
The country’s most visited national park, it offers a wide variety of outdoor attractions within easy reach of Tokyo, such as mountain climbing, hot springs, and beaches. It also gives wonderful views of the famous Mount Fuji which dominates this natural paradise.
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]]>The post The Natural Beauty of Costa Rica appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>It is, therefore, no surprise that Costa Rica is bursting with wildlife. Walking down the road you will hear hundreds of species of tropical birds and howler monkeys playing in the trees. In the rivers, keep your eyes peeled for crocodiles and wild cats stalking their prey. At night, thousands of fireflies light up the forest.
If you are feeling adventurous, you can hike one of Costa Rica’s impressive volcanoes, Arenal Volcano. On the way down, you can relax in a natural hot spring and admire the lush jungle that surrounds you. The birdlife here is particularly spectacular and the reserve is famous for its orchids.
Finally, the natural beauty of Costa Rica yields colorful organic foods that are bursting with flavor and nutrients. Tuck into papayas, mangos, and watermelons, all grown fresh and locally. Costa Rica is the perfect place to indulge in good health and feel connected with nature in both body and soul.
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]]>The post 5 Enchanting Locations to Go Wild Swimming in Europe appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Teetering on the edge of a waterfall is this idyllic natural pool. Slip into its crystal turquoise waters and let the gentle breeze wash over you.
Nestled deep in the Bavarian mountains south of Munich is this astonishing lake. Surrounded by a magnificent forest, bordered by pebble beaches and with lots of offshore islands to explore, this must be on every wild swimmer’s bucket list.
Baggy Point on the Devonshire coast is home to a network of secret sea caves. Take a swim through these natural tunnels and you might even encounter a dolphin or a porpoise.
It is said that beneath the glistening waters and sandy beaches of this lake lies an ancient submerged village.
Warmed by subterranean hot springs, the lake in Annecy is a wonder to behold. You can swim in some of the world’s clearest waters beneath the astounding weight and cool magnificence of the Alps.
The post 5 Enchanting Locations to Go Wild Swimming in Europe appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post The Natural Beauty of Costa Rica appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>It is, therefore, no surprise that Costa Rica is bursting with wildlife. Walking down the road you will hear hundreds of species of tropical birds and howler monkeys playing in the trees. In the rivers, keep your eyes peeled for crocodiles and wild cats stalking their prey. At night, thousands of fireflies light up the forest.
If you are feeling adventurous, you can hike Costa Rica’s impressive volcano. On the way down, you can relax in a natural hot spring and admire the lush jungle that surrounds you. The birdlife here is particularly spectacular and the reserve is famous for its orchids.
Finally, the natural beauty of Costa Rica yields colorful organic foods that are bursting with flavor and nutrients. Tuck into papayas, mangos, and watermelons, all grown fresh and locally. Costa Rica is the perfect place to indulge in good health and feel connected with nature in both body and soul.
The post The Natural Beauty of Costa Rica appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Here Are Some of Europe’s Most Breathtaking Natural Wonders appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Dubbed as the world’s largest accessible ice cave, Eisriesenwelt is a must-visit for anyone who loves cool nature. With frosty crystals and sparkles as far as the eye can see, this hotspot is truly magical. However, you’ll need warm clothing even if you’re there in the summer!
If you’re someone who loves beautiful clifftops, Preikestolen is one of the most picturesque views you could ask for. Also known as “Pulpit Rock”, this 2,000-foot cliff overlooks the South of Norway, and it attracts up to 300,000 visitors every year.
Sometimes the best natural wonders can show themselves in the form of a serene waterfall. When it comes to Romania’s Bigar Waterfall, it’s among the most beautiful waterfalls in existence, mainly because of the unique way the water trickles off the cliff. What it lacks in grandiosity, it more than makes up for with elegance, artistry, and class.
If you’re a forest person, the Ancient Beech Forests of Germany will keep you enchanted. Located across both Jasmund and Muritz National Parks, the forest has an ancient yet beautiful feel, making it one of the most wonderful natural attractions in Europe.
The post Here Are Some of Europe’s Most Breathtaking Natural Wonders appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post The Most Breathtaking Waterfalls In The World appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Niagara Falls is the name of the three colossal waterfalls that border New York and Ontario. They light up at night for even more breathtaking views.
Being one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, it’s no surprise that Zimbabwe’s Victoria Falls are one of the most beautiful places to visit in the world.
Bordering Vietnam and China, the falls are one of the most stunning locations in Southeast Asia.
The Bigar Cascade waterfalls in Romania are uniquely gorgeous but are yet to receive the global recognition that other, larger falls have. Visit now while they are relatively tourist-free.
Located in Venezuela, Angel Falls reach heights of 979 meters, i.e. just short of a kilometer. They are subsequently some of the most popular falls in the world and are certainly some of the most beautiful.
There are several small waterfalls at the Plitvice Lakes in Croatia. They may not be the biggest, but the scenery surrounding them is some of the most breathtaking.
The Iguazu Falls border Brazil and Argentina. Tourists gather from all corners of the world to witness the sublime natural landmark.
The post The Most Breathtaking Waterfalls In The World appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Discover the Beautiful Town of Semporna, Malaysia appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Some of the world’s best scuba diving and snorkeling opportunities are offered at the nearby island of Sipadan. The region is full of vibrant fish and beautiful coral reefs. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can also see sharks, stingrays, and sea turtles.
The Regatta Lepa-Lepa festival runs throughout April. It is an important event, culminating in the Lepa-Lepa boat race. Different villages in the region design their own boats and race them.
Semporna is full of street stalls selling local delicacies as well as restaurants. Wonderfully fresh seafood is available that are sourced from the nearby sea. A variety of fresh seaweed dishes, rice, and meat are also common.
A short boat ride away is the Tun Sakaran Marine Park. This is a natural forest reserve and bird sanctuary. You can also see beautiful traditional stilt houses and houseboats belonging to the nomadic locals.
The post Discover the Beautiful Town of Semporna, Malaysia appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Here’s Where to See the Best Bioluminescent Scenery appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Experience one of the most otherworldly sights that you can on this planet: the underwater lights at Mosquito Bay. Gently paddle over the water in a wooden canoe and feel like you’re cruising through open space.
This spot is home to a strain of plankton that emit a strange glowing light when disturbed. Catch them in season and you will witness a sublime sight of luminescent waters of all shades of the rainbow.
Mysterious scenes emerge when the waves start breaking on this Californian beach. The movement of the waves makes the local Dinoflagellates light up, so that from the beach the horizon looks like a bright shimmering haze.
At night this sandy beach is transformed into a miraculous sea of bright blue lights.
An uncanny blue light is often seen burning below the calm waters of Preservation Bay. This unnerving sight is caused by the large number of plankton in the area.
The post Here’s Where to See the Best Bioluminescent Scenery appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Why Not Check Out Seongsan Ilchulbong, South Korea? appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Locals say that it resembles a huge castle built in the sea. It stands at 182 meters tall, with a colossal bowl shape that looks like an imposing fortress.
The site is considered to be of acute geological interest. The peculiar volcanic rock formations afford valuable insight into how volcanic ash sediments into rock structures. If you’re a geologist or interested in the archaic history of our earth’s formation, this place is well worth a visit!
Seongsan Ilchulbong is also home to a great array of flora. There are 220 different species of plants on the Tuff Cone, six of which are very rare. In addition to these rare species of plant, there are also over 300 different species of marine algae to discover.
Due to Seongsan Ilchulbong’s interesting natural history and flourishing plant life, the Tuff Cone was made a UNESCO World heritage Site.
You can visit this remarkable place yourself for an entry fee and climb up its broad flanks.
The post Why Not Check Out Seongsan Ilchulbong, South Korea? appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Lose Yourself in the Beauty of Bolivia’s Uyuni Salt Flat appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Located in the Bolivian altiplano, an exceptionally flat plateau at high altitude within the Andes Mountain region, this salt flat is the world’s largest at over 4,000 square miles in area.
Created after the evaporation of a prehistoric lake, salt, rock formations, and the remnants of former islands within the lake were left behind to create a landscape that looks more like something from another planet than it does anything Earth-like.
The surface of the lake creates a mirror-like effect in which the skies and the landscape surrounding the salt flat are reflected perfectly off of the surface.
It’s a phenomenon that you must see in order to believe, exceeding any sort of expectation that you might have for this place, as high as it might be.
Run, don’t walk, to visit the Uyuni Salt Flat.
The post Lose Yourself in the Beauty of Bolivia’s Uyuni Salt Flat appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post These Japanese National Parks are a Must-see for Nature Lovers appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>These national parks in Japan should be on every nature lovers watch-list.
This is the most northern national park in japan. It is made up of two small islands called Rishiri and Rebun, and offers hiking, coastal scenery and lovely alpine flowers.
You can do weeklong treks in this national park completely surrounded by the unspoiled wilderness of its volcanic mountains. This is also the place to go to see the first autumnal colors and snow of the year.
High up in the volcanic interior mountains you can find some of Japan’s best rustic hot springs.
This UNESCO World heritage Site offers many natural and cultural attractions such as lakes, mountains, waterfalls and the Toshogu Shrine.
The country’s most visited national park, it offers a wide variety of outdoor attractions within easy reach of Tokyo, such as mountain climbing, hot springs, and beaches. It also gives wonderful views of the famous Mount Fuji which dominates this natural paradise.
The post These Japanese National Parks are a Must-see for Nature Lovers appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post The Natural Beauty of Costa Rica appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>It is, therefore, no surprise that Costa Rica is bursting with wildlife. Walking down the road you will hear hundreds of species of tropical birds and howler monkeys playing in the trees. In the rivers, keep your eyes peeled for crocodiles and wild cats stalking their prey. At night, thousands of fireflies light up the forest.
If you are feeling adventurous, you can hike one of Costa Rica’s impressive volcanoes, Arenal Volcano. On the way down, you can relax in a natural hot spring and admire the lush jungle that surrounds you. The birdlife here is particularly spectacular and the reserve is famous for its orchids.
Finally, the natural beauty of Costa Rica yields colorful organic foods that are bursting with flavor and nutrients. Tuck into papayas, mangos, and watermelons, all grown fresh and locally. Costa Rica is the perfect place to indulge in good health and feel connected with nature in both body and soul.
The post The Natural Beauty of Costa Rica appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post 5 Enchanting Locations to Go Wild Swimming in Europe appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Teetering on the edge of a waterfall is this idyllic natural pool. Slip into its crystal turquoise waters and let the gentle breeze wash over you.
Nestled deep in the Bavarian mountains south of Munich is this astonishing lake. Surrounded by a magnificent forest, bordered by pebble beaches and with lots of offshore islands to explore, this must be on every wild swimmer’s bucket list.
Baggy Point on the Devonshire coast is home to a network of secret sea caves. Take a swim through these natural tunnels and you might even encounter a dolphin or a porpoise.
It is said that beneath the glistening waters and sandy beaches of this lake lies an ancient submerged village.
Warmed by subterranean hot springs, the lake in Annecy is a wonder to behold. You can swim in some of the world’s clearest waters beneath the astounding weight and cool magnificence of the Alps.
The post 5 Enchanting Locations to Go Wild Swimming in Europe appeared first on Traveler Master.
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