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John Doe
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Sep 16
Countries around the world for landscapes, adventure, value for money and culture would be New Zealand, USA, Peru, Morroco, India, Thailamd and China. Starting with New Zeland, 13 most amazing things to do in Queensland. 12 adventures in Grand Canyon, 8 unmissable activites in the Death Valley...New Zealand is renowned the world over for its serene and natural beauty. Nowhere is this more evident than the beautiful resort town of Queenstown in New Zealand?s South Island.
Down below we?ll run you through the 11 best things to do in Queenstown.
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Masai Wonga
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Aug 04
For sheer awe-inspiring travel, few countries can match Kenya. Its national reserves and conservancies are well-protected havens for some of the most endangered wildlife on the planet, from lions and cheetahs in the Maasai Mara in the south to elephants and black rhino in Samburu in the north. Its tribal culture has its roots in the Great Rift Valley, the cradle of human civilization itself. And in Nairobi, it has one of Africa's most bustling, up-and-coming cities. Those looking for a more laid-back trip will find azure waters and white sands near Mombasa, where Kenya meets the Indian Ocean.
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Li, Je and Puspa
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Jun 22
Rice paddies, monkeys, sandy beaches, volcanoes, temples: images of Bali, Indonesia beckoned us, calling to us on Instagram and inviting us to discover its beauty from, it seemed, everyone?s travel blog except for ours. Our curiosity was majorly piqued, but when we finally booked our plane tickets to spend 2 weeks in Bali, Indonesia this past July, we were filled with nervous anticipation. Would we actually like Bali?
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UTA Adventures
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Jun 22
The jungle blog is about a lot of subjects
We might get a little nerdy when we dig into some of the many things such as reviewing and testing kit or specific survival methods but we like technical details and we hope you will like the way we explain it.
Most of what we know is taught working as survival instructors, together with local indigenous people of Guyana or on our own jungle expeditions going deep into some of the most unexplored places in the Amazon.
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