Connecting With Indigenous Cultures In Eco-tourism

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Benji Jones is a senior environment reporter, covering biodiversity loss and climate change. Prior to joining, he was a senior energy reporter at Insider. Benji previously worked as a wildlife researcher.

Connecting With Indigenous Cultures In Eco-tourism

In the lush greenery of the tropical forest on the east coast of Mindanao, the Philippines’ second largest island, you might glimpse or – if you’re lucky – hear the brilliant plumage of the rare rufous-lord kingfisher. The Greater …

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The Ultimate Road Trip: Exploring The Pacific Coast Highway

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The Ultimate Road Trip: Exploring The Pacific Coast Highway – While many travelers start in Los Angeles and head north, driving the Pacific Coast Highway from north to south keeps you in the lane closest to the ocean. In Washington, Oregon, and at the northern end of California, the Pacific Coast Route follows US Highway 101. Near the small town of Leggett (home of the famous Chandelier Drive-Thru Tree), US-101 turns into scenic Highway 1, the most popular part of this route and a classic coastal California road trip.

For some reason, when people elsewhere in the country mention the …

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Solo Travel: Exploring Urban Landscapes

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Solo Travel: Exploring Urban Landscapes – Sometimes, when we venture into new cities, we crave the exciting sensation of discovering a place that can be called home for a few days. We crave the freedom to explore and immerse ourselves in a whole new world—solo! So, leave the mundane tasks behind and maybe even your significant other (but don’t forget to remind them about the trash that needs to be taken out with a friendly post-it note), because you’re officially off duty.

When you arrive in the vibrant city of New Orleans, there are just a few rules to remember:…

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Biking Across Scenic Landscapes

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Biking Across Scenic Landscapes – Start with our global route map to dig into our detailed guides with GPS maps and inspirational photography

The Local Overnighters Project is a concerted effort to document and map overnight routes around the world—by locals, in their own backyards.

Biking Across Scenic Landscapes

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Indigenous Cultures: Preserving Heritage Through Tourism

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Indigenous Cultures: Preserving Heritage Through Tourism – It is an important part of preserving our culture, traditions, and history. It is important to recognize the importance of preserving culture as it plays an important role in shaping our identity and the world we live in. It is through cultural preservation that we can understand the past, present, and future. Different cultures have different practices and beliefs that are unique to them, and by observing these, we can learn about the diversity of the world. Cultural preservation also contributes to the economy by attracting tourists, which in turn creates jobs. However, …

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Exploring Traditional Crafts In Asia

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Exploring Traditional Crafts In Asia – Ling brings us closer to diverse cultures and people around the world. Each place has its own unique culture. Art has always been an essential part of culture around the world. For centuries, arts and crafts have been a means of expression for a variety of indigenous peoples. Ancient civilizations have been rooted in the divine creation of art, as a channel to express their spiritual life. Art has been an integral part of the tribes of Sabah. My keen interest in Aboriginal arts led me to explore these cultural treasures. Above all, it …

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Hiking Trails Less Traveled: Hidden Gems

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Hiking Trails Less Traveled: Hidden Gems – Certainly, hiking the Appalachian Trail is an experience no one will ever forget. But the United States is a very beautiful place, with many opportunities for hiking and camping in places that attract millions of tourists every year.

Whether you’re looking for a little action or just some peace and solitude, we’ve got the solution – in fact, 41 of them.

Hiking Trails Less Traveled: Hidden Gems

These “hidden” roads are either physically difficult to find or have limited traffic. Newbie hikers can take a stab at hikes of up to a mile, …

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Exploring Caves: Journey Into The Unknown

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Exploring Caves: Journey Into The Unknown – It’s a bright winter day. Golden sunlight dances on the grass. Birds are chirping as they fly in the blue sky. You will leave this sunlit plain and go deep underground. . . in a large cave.

Parts of it have been inspected. Some are not known at all. He takes a deep breath. Then you start to climb into the dark and dangerous world below.

Exploring Caves: Journey Into The Unknown

It’s a bright winter day. The golden sun covered the grass. Birds are chirping as they fly in the blue sky. …

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Ultimate Beach Packing List: Essentials For A Relaxing Vacation

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Ultimate Beach Packing List: Essentials For A Relaxing Vacation – Far be it from us to send you on a historic sun vacation without first sharing a checklist of beach vacation packages! We’ve had our fair share of spider mites, clothing woes, and sunburns. But all our adventures only make us better equipped to help you have your best beach vacation yet.

Psst! Want to keep your beach packing list handy? Save your beach vacation package checklist to your phone.

Ultimate Beach Packing List: Essentials For A Relaxing Vacation

The look you’re going for is sun-kissed, not sun-dried raisins. Pack …

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Cultural Capitals: Cities Rich In Heritage And History

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Cultural Capitals: Cities Rich In Heritage And History – This page is a summary on this topic. It is a compilation of several blogs that discuss the subject. Each title links to the original blog.

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