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The Science and Nature of Wanderlust, tourism, landmarks for nature buffs and more.
Children of the Sky
The thrum of crickets filled the forest as auburn and amber leaves fell from the branches above. Elise walked through the chilly autumn air as Perseus wagged his tail from a few feet away. The day was calm and the wind had died down, leaving only a gentle breeze to caress the young girl’s rosy cheeks every few minutes.
Caribbean Wandering
Yucatan Peninsula, 2018 All photos by the author Ⅰ. “Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming – 'WOW – What a Ride!'" –Anonymous
Alice AbyssPublished 2 years ago in WanderThe Warm Heart of Africa
Malawi, 2017 All photos by the author Ⅰ. "Somewhere, the zebra is dancing." -Garth Stein, The Art of Racing in the Rain
Alice AbyssPublished 2 years ago in WanderZambian Wilds
Luangwa, September 2017 Warning: May be graphic to some readers
Alice AbyssPublished 2 years ago in WanderGet off the beaten path in Patagonia
Do a fast bucket list of destinations you want to visit. If you are an outdoor enthusiast, Patagonia probably popped up there (even if you already know it).
Ricky LanussePublished 2 years ago in WanderTesting Out the Top Five Things to do in Puerto Escondido
Intro Puerto Escondido is a laid-back beach town on the Pacific Coast of Mexico. It’s a popular spot on the backpacking circuit because not only is it a beautiful beach filled haven to relax in but there’s also a ton of activates to try out.! It’s actually overwhelming how much there is to do in this gorgeous little corner of Mexico.
Sh*t Happens - Lost Girl TravelPublished 2 years ago in WanderPico da Neblina: A sacred peak off-limits for decades
The hekuras (shamans) gathered outside the wooden house where I sat cross-legged on the floor alongside 10 hikers and 20 locals who would accompany them on a climb to the top of Brazil's highest mountain. Wearing nothing but denim shorts and a plume of feathers strapped to their arms, the hekuras were there to perform a ritual that would protect the hikers, porters and guides and ensure they made it back safely.
Most stunning waterfalls on earth
People go from all over the world to witness waterfalls, one of the most amazing natural wonders on earth, since they are powerful and inspiring forces of nature. There are many hundreds of waterfalls in the world, including the Havasu Falls in the Grand Canyon, the Niagara Falls on the US/Canada border, and Maine. However, the most stunning waterfalls are not always the tallest. Take Croatia's Plitvice Waterfalls, which feature 16 lakes that merge to form a succession of waterfalls and cascades.
Isidor GheorghiesiPublished 2 years ago in Wander5 Best Middle Eastern Travel Destinations
This wide region, which runs from Pakistan's border all the way through the Arabian Peninsula to the eastern countries of North Africa, is one that many tourists never think about visiting. And many of the countries in this region are not only safe to travel to, but many also provide unforgettable sights and attractions that are not available in one's native country, such as these.
Isidor GheorghiesiPublished 2 years ago in Wander6 Balkan destinations to visit
Beautiful countries like Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro, Romania, and Bulgaria are all part of the Balkans, a region in Europe. This region not only offers a multitude of luxurious places where you can enjoy a variety of cultures, beautiful natural scenery, and an exploration of alpine and island gems at a lower cost than Western European nations when it comes to resorts, restaurants, and activities. These are the top locations to visit in The Balkans, from picture-perfect towns to beach attractions.
Isidor GheorghiesiPublished 2 years ago in Wander5 Unknown Asia Locations That Deserve Your Attention
Travelers' lingering sense of wanderlust has never been more intense than it is right now when borders reopen and the proverbial light at the end of the tunnel finally emerges from the long months of limitations, boredom, and tiredness. The globe is starting to return to some semblance of normality, albeit not in the same way it did in the past, so all of the world's anxious tourists will likely head back to the crowded tourist spots from the past that were previously well-traveled.
Isidor GheorghiesiPublished 2 years ago in WanderThe Convergence
Hands finally on the wheel, the heaviness melts into drizzles upward and away. The feel of the gas petal under my foot pressing me to be the first to get there. Pandora blessing my modern life with the sweet sounds of the Grateful Dead. Roll away the dew they say. Roll away, the dew.
Susan KulkowitzPublished 2 years ago in Wander