Baobab Seeds

If you’re looking for a typical souvenir to remind you of your time on this island, baobab seeds are your best bet. If you’re patient enough, you can even try growing a tree of your own.

Artisan Gems

If you’re looking for a perfect present for jewelry lovers back home, you’ll stumble upon many beautifully crafted gems and stones while in Madagascar.

Tin Objects

Objects made out of recycled tin are also extremely popular on this island, and you’ll be able to pick between many handcrafted toys, jugs and other decorative everyday objects.

Zafimaniry Wood

Zafimaniry is one of the ethnic groups of Madagascar, known for its exceptional wood craftsmanship, and you shouldn’t miss the opportunity to buy one of their masterpieces if you happen to find them.

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Alpargatas are most similar to espadrilles, and it’s believed they actually originated from Egypt. They’ve taken their current shape in Spain, and made their way to Argentina after colonizers occupied America.

The popularity of these shoes spread all over Buenos Aires, and rural workers fully embraced them thanks to their comfort and versatility. Many families in the city used to work in the Shoemaking trade and were in charge of making this type of show, and many continue to the same to this day.

You won’t have any trouble finding a nice pair of alpargata shoes during your visit to the Paris of South America, because they can be bought at pretty much every local market. Many brands, including Arandu and Paez, also have amazing models to offer.

If you’re a fan of comfy and simple shoes, alpargatas will always be there to remind you of your time spent in Buenos Aires, but you can also buy a couple of pairs for your friends and family. They’re pretty cheap and won’t take up much space in your suitcase, which makes them the perfect souvenir.

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Ulu Knife

These all-purpose knives were originally used by Alaskan Native women, and they make a unique and useful present because their interesting shape makes cutting food much easier.

Jade

If you’re thinking of buying some jewels in Alaska, make sure to go with jade. The natives used them to make everything from tools to jewelry, and you can now find jade in pretty much every gift shop thanks to its enormous popularity in this state.

Native Art

Paintings and carvings made by native artists are also a great souvenir that will always remind you of your time spent in Alaska.

Birch Syrup

Want to eat pancakes in the Alaskan way? Bring a jar of birch syrup back home and make your favorite deserts even better with this tasty treat!

The post Unique Travel Souvenirs You Can Only Find in Alaska appeared first on Traveler Master.

Baobab Seeds

If you’re looking for a typical souvenir to remind you of your time on this island, baobab seeds are your best bet. If you’re patient enough, you can even try growing a tree of your own.

Artisan Gems

If you’re looking for a perfect present for jewelry lovers back home, you’ll stumble upon many beautifully crafted gems and stones while in Madagascar.

Tin Objects

Objects made out of recycled tin are also extremely popular on this island, and you’ll be able to pick between many handcrafted toys, jugs and other decorative everyday objects.

Zafimaniry Wood

Zafimaniry is one of the ethnic groups of Madagascar, known for its exceptional wood craftsmanship, and you shouldn’t miss the opportunity to buy one of their masterpieces if you happen to find them.

The post Best Souvenirs to Bring Home from Your Trip to Madagascar appeared first on Traveler Master.

Alpargatas are most similar to espadrilles, and it’s believed they actually originated from Egypt. They’ve taken their current shape in Spain, and made their way to Argentina after colonizers occupied America.

The popularity of these shoes spread all over Buenos Aires, and rural workers fully embraced them thanks to their comfort and versatility. Many families in the city used to work in the Shoemaking trade and were in charge of making this type of show, and many continue to the same to this day.

You won’t have any trouble finding a nice pair of alpargata shoes during your visit to the Paris of South America, because they can be bought at pretty much every local market. Many brands, including Arandu and Paez, also have amazing models to offer.

If you’re a fan of comfy and simple shoes, alpargatas will always be there to remind you of your time spent in Buenos Aires, but you can also buy a couple of pairs for your friends and family. They’re pretty cheap and won’t take up much space in your suitcase, which makes them the perfect souvenir.

The post Alpargata Shoes: Essential Souvenir from Buenos Aires appeared first on Traveler Master.

Ulu Knife

These all-purpose knives were originally used by Alaskan Native women, and they make a unique and useful present because their interesting shape makes cutting food much easier.

Jade

If you’re thinking of buying some jewels in Alaska, make sure to go with jade. The natives used them to make everything from tools to jewelry, and you can now find jade in pretty much every gift shop thanks to its enormous popularity in this state.

Native Art

Paintings and carvings made by native artists are also a great souvenir that will always remind you of your time spent in Alaska.

Birch Syrup

Want to eat pancakes in the Alaskan way? Bring a jar of birch syrup back home and make your favorite deserts even better with this tasty treat!

The post Unique Travel Souvenirs You Can Only Find in Alaska appeared first on Traveler Master.