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Adventure Activities in Nepal
Have you ever thought that, apart from trekking and helicopter tours, what other activities can be done? If yes, did you find anything ? If not, then let's discuss what other adventure activities we can do apart from trekking and tours.
Nepal Trek Adventures & Expedition Pvt. LtdPublished 11 days ago in WanderDiscovering the Philippines
Backpacking is a thrilling and fulfilling adventure that demands extensive planning and strategic packing to make the journey as pleasant and hassle-free as possible. Backpacking preparations for your next adventure, whether you are an experienced traveler or a novice adventurer, involves properly preparing for your next trip. This guidebook examines the fundamental elements of Backpacking preparation, including backpacking packing, packing tips, and tricks, from my personal experience as a frequent traveler to Asia, primarily the Philippines.
Calorie MonroyPublished 12 days ago in WanderA Tropical Looking Lake in the UK?
Imagine if you could go to a lake with stunning blue waters today and find yourself not on a tropical beach but the spitting image of one right here in the UK? Well, you don't need to imagine it when you visit St. Andrews Lake. Here a beautiful, sandy beach lines the azure water that promises boundless opportunities for leisure in a myriad of forms.
Nessy WriterPublished 12 days ago in WanderTop 5 amazing destinations for 2024
Number 5: Underwater Waterfall, Mauritius Mauritius is known for its idyllic beaches and crystal-clear sea. However, at the southwest corner of the island, there is an unbelievable phenomenon that appears to be an underwater waterfall. Despite how it looks, this isn't a flowing region of water, but instead an optical illusion that happens because of the sea floor structure. The island sits on an ocean shelf that is no more than 500 feet deep. At the edge of the shelf, however, it plunges to depths of almost two and a half miles. What you're seeing in the underwater waterfall is not water falling into the abyss, but particles of sand that are being pushed over by the current.
Abdul Hannan SaifPublished 12 days ago in Wander- Top Story - April 2024
Was I a Model in Japan?
During my time in Nagoya I worked and lived at the strangely famous hostel and café Nagonoya. With its chequered floors and florescent lighting it felt quite dated, but I think that was supposed to be part of the charm. The dorms were always fully booked on weekends with domestic tourists and there was always a buzz in the downstairs café. Camera crews were constantly in and out of the place interviewing the Japanese staff members who worked the café. I think it had something to do with the egg sandwiches. At least that was what was on most of the merchandise, except for that one dishcloth with the owner’s face on it. Was I being employed by a local celebrity?
Susanna KiernanPublished 12 days ago in Wander What to wear in Japan (as a tourist)
When 97% of a country’s population consists of natural-born citizens, outsiders stick out like sore thumbs. Pair that with a cultural mindset of “community before individuality” and travelers don’t stand a chance of blending in.
Syd McCrayPublished 13 days ago in WanderArmenia
Armenia, nestled in the Caucasus region, remains an underrated European gem. This mountainous country, bordered by Turkey, Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Iran, holds secrets waiting to be discovered. Here are some captivating places to explore:
Allwyn Roman WaghelaPublished 13 days ago in WanderThe Hidden Splendor
It is a place that pacifies someone's madness laid by rolling mountains, stunning rivers, and wide green fields which I found the moment I traveled with my friends for the first time in a far away barangay in San Miguel, Bulacan called Sibul.
George Ryan TabadaPublished 13 days ago in WanderThe Enduring Legacy of the RMS Titanic: A Tale of Hubris, Tragedy, and Global Resonance
The Birth of a Legend: Constructed by the renowned shipbuilders Harland and Wolff in Belfast, Northern Ireland, the Titanic was a marvel of engineering and opulence. Commissioned by the White Star Line, a subsidiary of the American-owned International Mercantile Marine Company, with financier J.P. Morgan holding majority shares, the Titanic was envisioned as the epitome of luxury and safety. Its sheer size and grandeur surpassed that of any other passenger ship of its time, setting a new standard for transatlantic travel between Southampton, England, and New York City.
Amulet Alison NKUNAPublished 14 days ago in WanderExploring the Heart of Burgos: From Cathedrals to Scenic Lookouts — Our Perfect Family Stopover
Welcome to the tale of our beautiful road trip to Portugal. Check my previous stories for our adventures and beautiful places we visited.
Gabriela Trofin-TatárPublished 14 days ago in WanderTHE MUSEUM OF THE HOME
I've been visiting the Museum of The Home since childhood. It was known as the Geffrye Museum until 2020, but it underwent significant renovation once taken under the V&A umbrella.
Tabby LondonPublished 14 days ago in WanderShreveport on the Red River
The southeastern U.S. state of Louisiana sits on the Gulf of Mexico. Much of the state’s history is reflected in its Creole and Cajun culture. The city of Shreveport in the northwestern part of Louisiana is on the Red River.
Rasma RaistersPublished 14 days ago in Wander