activities
Whether you're a sight-seer, thrill seeker or beach lounger, activities to satisfy bucket lists of all kinds.
7 Reasons to Visit India
Hi readers, I hope this blog finds you well. Before starting with the content a token of apology from my side I was not available to give you any content in writing for many months.
Shaubhagya kumarPublished 3 months ago in WanderVisiting Nature in Costa Rica (#4)
A staple when soaking up nature in Costa Rican is a hike part way up an active volcano to see gorgeous waterfalls. Paraiso Volcano Lodge, the lodge we stayed at I described in the previous article, was nestled in between two volcanos with a third a reasonable drive away. There is Miravelles, which we skipped but would have loved if we had a whole day to dedicate; then there is Rincon de la Vieja, which I had originally aimed for since it has natural hot springs nearby; and then there is Tenorio, which we did.
Richard SoullierePublished 3 months ago in WanderOur Volcanic Accommodations in Costa Rica (#3)
When scouring the Internet for a great place to stay, we knew it had to be inland surrounded by nature as well as within suitable driving distance (under 90 minutes) from a slew of enjoyable activities. We found it at Paraiso Volcano Lodge (paraiso translates to paradise) at the border of the Guanacaste and Alajuela provinces on route 164.
Richard SoullierePublished 3 months ago in WanderTwin-Hike Mount Manalmon and Mount Gola in Sitio Madlum, Barangay Sibul, San Miguel Bulacan, Philippines
To visit the mountains at Sitio Madlum, Barangay Sibul, and San Miguel Bulacan, pay an entry charge of 20 pesos per person at Sitio Pamunuan.
Domingo Añasco-Gaces Samontina, Jr.Published 3 months ago in WanderFrom Short Hops to High Skies: Exploring the Quirky World of Airline Travel
Introduction: Life is full of ups and downs, and in the world of airline travel, these experiences can get a little wacky. From the shortest scheduled commercial flight connecting two Scottish islands to the challenges of landing in extreme conditions, the aviation world is filled with fascinating stories. In this article, we'll embark on a journey to explore some of the shortest, quirkiest, and riskiest aspects of airline travel, shedding light on the intricacies of the aviation industry.
Sanchan ShajuPublished 3 months ago in WanderMy Top Five Travel Tips For 2024
With the COVID pandemic now in everyone’s rear view mirror, the travel bug seems to be gripping more and more people to get out there for a trip in 2024. Now, even if you’re not traveling very far or wide, I believe it is important to have a little bit of preparedness to avoid a lot of inconvenience or pain for your next trip. I travel a good amount each year and have thought of my top five tips to use for your travel in 2024 and beyond.
The Ugly Boy.
In the small town of Willowbrook, where whispers echoed through the cobblestone streets, lived a boy named Oliver. Oliver was, by way of society's slim standards, deemed "ugly." His points were unconventional, his nostril slightly crooked, and his ears protruded extra than most. His unruly hair refused to conform to the neat patterns embraced through the other children. However, it used to be his eyes that absolutely set him aside – large, almond-shaped, and an unusual colour of amber.
Travel Hindsight- Why You Shouldn’t Always Go for the Cheapest option
There was one thing I really wanted to do on our Central America trip, that was to take some Spanish classes. I mean Duolingo is all well and good up to a point but I was dying for the fun experience of real life learning. We had been advised to take classes in Guatemala because they have one of the easiest dialects to learn, with a clear accent and slow pace.
Sh*t Happens - Lost Girl TravelPublished 3 months ago in WanderStilts Calatagan Beach Resort in Calatagan Batangas, Philippines
We traveled from Manila to Calatagan, Batangas, on December 23, 2023, to visit their lovely beach. Our major goal is to visit a public beach; unfortunately, I believe that practically all of the beaches in Calatagan are privately owned. We decided to visit the Stilt Calatagan Beach Resort when we got to Calatagan because we didn't know where else to go. Our driving experience has been poor; when we get to Santo Tomas, Waze directs us to a road that is both narrow and winding around the mountainside.
Domingo Añasco-Gaces Samontina, Jr.Published 3 months ago in WanderFour Stunning Locations I Explored in Tanay Rizal Province, Philippines
On December 10, 2023, my project manager, one operation engineer, and one driver decided to explore Tanay Rizal's beauty and wildlife. Our project manager was picked up first in Eastwood City from the driver's lodging, and we were picked up second in Mirea Residences in Amang Rodriguez Santolan, Pasig City. We went at 7 a.m. for Tanay Rizal. Our first goal was to visit the Masungi Georeserve, but we were unable to do so since they require advance registration or reservations before you can enter, and walk-ins are not permitted. So we decided to continue our journey, but first we stopped for a coffee at Big C Delicafe.
Domingo Añasco-Gaces Samontina, Jr.Published 4 months ago in WanderA Hidden Gem to Spend Christmas in Central America
Getting closer and closer to the big day on our Central America trip, the question hung over our heads: “Where are we going to spend Christmas?!”
Sh*t Happens - Lost Girl TravelPublished 4 months ago in WanderOur trip to Florence
While in Rome, we decided to do a spontaneous day trip to Florence. Nothing was planned, we just decided to buy a return train ticket and go with the flow. The only thing we were dead set on seeing is Michelangelo’ statue of David, other than that it would be just walking around the city and figuring out on the way what to do.
Lana V LynxPublished 4 months ago in Wander