Check out these top 5 botanical gardens and be amazed.

Jardim Botânico, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

The wonderful Jardim Botânico is located at the foot of Corcovado Mountain, which supports the famous statue of Christ the Redeemer. It’s 140-hectares are home to over 6,500 species of plants.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden, New York City

This 52-acre garden in Prospect Park has over 900,000 visitors each year. With over 200 cherry trees and 42 species and cultured varieties, this is one of the best places to experience cherry blossoms outside of Japan.

Singapore Botanic Garden, Singapore

This is the only tropical garden that has been listed as a UNESCO world heritage site and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Singapore. It has over 20,000 orchids as well as a children’s garden, an evolution garden, a ginger garden, a rainforest, and loads of wild monkeys

Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney, Australia

Located next to Sydney’s imposing central business district, the Royal Botanical Gardens sits right in the middle of Sydney Harbour. It is the oldest scientific institution in Australia and is home to a flock of up to 20,000 fruit bats.

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If you know you’re heading to a country that really prioritizes meat and other animal products in their food, you don’t have to worry! There are some easy steps to take to make sure you take care of yourself and stay true to your diet.

Language

One of the best tips for when you’re traveling to a country that doesn’t speak your native tongue is to pick up a few words that can help you out at restaurants.

Learn phrases like without meat, without anything from the animal, etc. so you can try to communicate what you want at restaurants.

If you can’t read the language, take screenshots from google translate and show them to your waiter to read.null

Research

Research is key to eating vegan in a place. Look up and see if there are any vegan or vegetarian restaurants, and if not, try for cuisines like Middle Eastern or Asian where vegan options are normally present.

Grocery Stores

Improvising meals are sometimes the name of the game when it comes to vegan travel. Bring a container with you from home so you can prepare meals before you leave for the day to make sure you’ll have something to eat just in case you don’t find anything suitable.

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Check out these top 5 botanical gardens and be amazed.

Jardim Botânico, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

The wonderful Jardim Botânico is located at the foot of Corcovado Mountain, which supports the famous statue of Christ the Redeemer. It’s 140-hectares are home to over 6,500 species of plants.

Brooklyn Botanic Garden, New York City

This 52-acre garden in Prospect Park has over 900,000 visitors each year. With over 200 cherry trees and 42 species and cultured varieties, this is one of the best places to experience cherry blossoms outside of Japan.

Singapore Botanic Garden, Singapore

This is the only tropical garden that has been listed as a UNESCO world heritage site and is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Singapore. It has over 20,000 orchids as well as a children’s garden, an evolution garden, a ginger garden, a rainforest, and loads of wild monkeys

Royal Botanic Gardens, Sydney, Australia

Located next to Sydney’s imposing central business district, the Royal Botanical Gardens sits right in the middle of Sydney Harbour. It is the oldest scientific institution in Australia and is home to a flock of up to 20,000 fruit bats.

The post The World’s Most Spectacular Botanical Gardens appeared first on Traveler Master.

If you know you’re heading to a country that really prioritizes meat and other animal products in their food, you don’t have to worry! There are some easy steps to take to make sure you take care of yourself and stay true to your diet.

Language

One of the best tips for when you’re traveling to a country that doesn’t speak your native tongue is to pick up a few words that can help you out at restaurants.

Learn phrases like without meat, without anything from the animal, etc. so you can try to communicate what you want at restaurants.

If you can’t read the language, take screenshots from google translate and show them to your waiter to read.null

Research

Research is key to eating vegan in a place. Look up and see if there are any vegan or vegetarian restaurants, and if not, try for cuisines like Middle Eastern or Asian where vegan options are normally present.

Grocery Stores

Improvising meals are sometimes the name of the game when it comes to vegan travel. Bring a container with you from home so you can prepare meals before you leave for the day to make sure you’ll have something to eat just in case you don’t find anything suitable.

The post Travel Tips for Wanderlust Vegans appeared first on Traveler Master.