Lake Waikaremoana, one of the Nine Great Walks, is not a highly-visited track in a remote location on the North Island. Located in the Te Urewera rainforest, this walk brings you through an area that is highly spiritual for the Maori people and still home to several Maori tribes. While the Lake Waikaremoana Track is […]
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Arches National Park is one of Utah’s finest parks. The main highlights are the stunning red rock, hundreds of archways and windows, and short hiking trails. Many combine Arches with a trip to Canyonlands as they are near to each other. Arches, a smaller park, can be explored in one day. Read on to learn
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We have lived in Bali on and off for five months. It has allowed us to soak in the amazing culture, great food, and all the incredible sights. Of the many places to visit in Bali, at least ONE of the waterfalls in Bali has to make it on the list. If waterfalls are your
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Lalibela is a small mountain village in northern Ethiopia within the Tigray region. What it lacks in size, it makes up for its religious presence. During the 8th and 9th centuries, Christianity spread in Tigray, and Lalibela was the epicenter of religion in Tigray at the time. Churches were built directly into the rock, with
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Seychelles is a small island nation in the middle of the Indian Ocean famous for its beaches. Huge boulders surround the beaches where bright turquoise water is clear as can be. Some beaches are filled with options for water sports. Other are isolated and only accessible by foot or boat. The beaches come in different
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Looking for your dream getaway? Short on cash? I know, I feel you! In many developing countries around the world, the dollar/euro can go a long way. Not only can you experience incredible landscapes and new cultures you can do so on the cheap. Picking a budget-friendly country to travel to depends on the type
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We spent over a week in the Blue Mountains, New South Wales. We tried to do as many hikes as possible. The Blue Mountains have a nice variety of hikes ranging from a one-hour walk to multi-day treks. Some trails are in massive canyons, some to flowing waterfalls, and others to desolate peaks. Whether visiting
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Fish River Canyon in the Ais-Ais National Park, Namibia is Africa’s largest canyon. The Fish River cuts through the canyon that is 100 miles (160km) long and 17 miles wide (27km). The Fish River normally floods in late summer and flows intermittently through the year, sometimes with large puddles and not a flowing river. This arid region
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Botswana is known for world-class safaris. The Okavango Delta is one of the world’s largest freshwater inland deltas, sourced from the highlands in Angola. After the summer rains in January and February, the delta floods in the following months, peaking in July. Millions of animals flock to the delta for the vast amount of fresh water.
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There are hundreds of amazing and most instagrammable places in New Zealand unlike anywhere else in the world. With an incredible mix of mountains, coastline, lakes, and rivers, New Zealand is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, photographers, and Instagramers. If you’re into photography, make sure New Zealand is on your bucket list! Check out our
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