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Watch the Most Active Volcano in Central América Erupt
Volcán de Fuego is the most active volcano in Central America. The clue is the name, translating to the Volcano of Fire. It erupts every 20 minutes! Maybe not a life-ending, apocalyptic, civilisation-ending eruption but low-level eruptions of gas, smoke, and lava constantly rumbling away in the background of Antigua, Guatemala. You can sit on a rooftop bar and admire it puffing away like the caterpillar on a hooka with Alice in Wonderland.
By Sh*t Happens - Lost Girl Travel4 months ago in Wander
You move, you life
As I was leaving Kuala Lumpur, what Bryan said as I pulled out of his driveway reverberated, as if it had run around a mental track and finally got to a point where it could present itself again, in the style of a kid, hand raised, waving, because they had something they just have to share.
By Huwaida Ishaaq4 months ago in Wander
Food to Have During EBC Trekking
Everest Base Camp Trek is an amazing trip through the Himalayas' most beautiful scenery. There's more to the trip than just the beautiful scenery. You get to experience the unique culture and, of course, the wonderful food!
By Nepal Trek Adventures & Expedition Pvt. Ltd4 months ago in Wander
What’s the least visited country?
The least visited country globally is Tuvalu, a tiny island nation in the Pacific Ocean. According to the United Nations World Tourism Organization, Tuvalu only hosted 3,700 visitors in 2019. This is significantly lower than the second least visited country, the Marshall Islands, which had 6,000 visitors in the same year. Tuvalu's remote location, limited resources, and small size contribute to its low visitor numbers. However, it offers unique experiences for those who make the journey, including crystal-clear waters, coral reefs, and a rich cultural heritage.
By Allwyn Roman Waghela4 months ago in Wander
The Iconic Tower Bridge
It is often confused with London Bridge by many around the world. That Bridge is one Bridge away, but not as attractive as this one, even though London Bridge has been around in some shape or form since the 11th Century. Tower Bridge, on the other hand, is over 120 years old and still going strong. Forty thousand people use it per day. That's a lot of people. It just highlights the ingenuity of its design and strength. Also, it's an excellent bridge to cross over.
By Tabby London4 months ago in Wander
Breakfast with a View: A Himalayan Helicopter Tour in a Day
Welcome to the journey of a lifetime – the Everest Helicopter Tour! Imagine soaring high above the majestic Himalayas, surrounded by breathtaking vistas of snow-capped peaks and rugged terrain. This tour offers you a chance to experience the wonder of Mount Everest and its surrounding beauty like never before.
By Nepal Trek Adventures & Expedition Pvt. Ltd4 months ago in Wander
Religion Has Given Us Some Amazing Architecture. Content Warning.
Introduction Last weekend I visited Durham Cathedral with Fiona, Matt and Lesley and it got me thinking about how stunning many religious buildings are, and the work that has gone into them. My dad was a builder (he is still around, having also been a farmer and installing over two thousand Post Boxes throughout the north and west of England) and I worked as a labourer with him so I am constantly impressed by these structures.
By Mike Singleton 🌜 Mikeydred 🌛4 months ago in Wander
Best Aspect of EBC Heli Return Trek
For many nature lovers and adventure seekers, visiting Everest Base Camp is their dream. This famous hike takes you deep into the Himalayas and gives you a sense of success that you won't get anywhere else. People come from all over the world to Nepal to do this once-in-a-lifetime trek.
By Nepal Trek Adventures & Expedition Pvt. Ltd4 months ago in Wander
Why It’s Impossible Not to Fall in Love with Antigua, Guatemala
I just love that simple magical feeling of arriving somewhere new. Feeling the cobblestone street massage the soles of my feet as I stepped off the bus. Rubbing the sleep from my eyes to the sudden illumination from the colour-drenched colonial one-story buildings. Turning my head to gasp at Volcán de Fuego rising above the city, overlooking its domain below. It was exhaling ominous plumes of cloud-like smoke like a beautiful but dangerous mythical creature, warning you that, yes, I am still active. This incredible volcano was not the only one, several of these fire-breathing dragons swept the outskirts of the city.
By Sh*t Happens - Lost Girl Travel4 months ago in Wander