Tag: Trekking

• Asia
• gailelizabeth
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Asia is an imbibing continent, with its exotic cultures, stunning verdure, photogenic views, and a wide range of fauna. This makes it a great region to visit, especially if you are looking to enjoy a unique travel experience. That said, the following is an outline of ten of the continent’s top natural wonders: Krabi Province, […]

• California
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California is one of those destinations that everyone has dreamt about at some point. A magic land that evokes images of sunny beaches and palms, mountains and deserts, highways and roads to nowhere. California is a place for anyone, but what if you are looking for ecotourism experiences? Then you’ve come to the right place, […]

• Morocco
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Are you heading to Morocco and looking for that special place? There are plenty of possibilities for ecotourism in the Atlas mountains of Morocco: Why don’t you head there, where life goes by deliciously slow? Morocco is a country of contrasts and breathtaking landscapes: the arid desert in the southern part, the green, lush valleys and […]

• China
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Ecotourism in China is considered to be still in the development stages. It isn’t particularly clear why ecotourism in China is relatively non-existent, but it has been attributed to the relatively low domestic travel rates within China, as well as the high cost of making travel eco-friendly, and the lack of true ecotourism accommodation in […]

• Andorra
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Despite its small area, Andorra is home to a wide variety of activities with which to fill an ecotourism holiday. Located in the Pyrenees, between France and Spain, Andorra is most commonly known as being a tax haven and a skier’s heaven, but summertime in Andorra is just as appealing due to its numerous ecotourism […]

• Mongolia
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If you are visiting Mongolia, don’t forget the idea of ecotourism and nature based tourism. You can also go trekking, mountain biking and climbing but the most exciting experience, and even the closest to the population’s traditions, is horse riding and even camel riding. Mongolia is the second largest landlocked country in the world after […]

• Slovenia
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Slovenia is one of most pristine alpine ecotourism destinations in Europe. Under the yolk of communist Yugoslavia from World War II until the 1990s, Slovenia remained relatively undiscovered. As a result, it missed the onslaught of tourism that besieged Europe during the post world war period. Since Slovenia gained its independence at a time when […]

• Slovakia
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In Austin Powers, Dr. Evil had himself cryogenically frozen for decades so that he could return to earth to dominate in the future. In Slovakia, you can have yourself cryogenically frozen for about three minutes (future world domination plan not included). Slovakia, half of the former Czechoslovakia, has largely flown under the radar compared to […]

• Laos
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Small and land-locked, Laos is becoming an increasingly popular southeast Asian destination, and for good reason. The country is home to some spectacular natural sights, intriguing historical sites, varying volunteer experiences, and totally unique ecotourism experiences. Water, Water Everywhere Despite being a land-locked country, travelling in Laos offers multiple opportunities for water-based activities. Not far […]

• Japan
• Tylluan O'Sinend
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When you think of Japan, you think of technology right? When you think of Eco tourism, Japan is not the first place that springs to mind, is it? But did you know that Japan leads the world in environmental technology? They are major investors when it comes to fixing our environmental problems with clever gadgets. […]