Posts Tagged ‘adventure travel’
5 Best Ecotourism Destinations In Richmond, Viriginia
Most people don’t think of Virginia as an ecotourism state because of the dense spread of commercial and residential developments. However, the state and federal governments have preserved thousands of acres of land here. To help you plan a nature-infused trip and snag some important Virginia travel tips, here a list of the best ecotourist…Read more...
14 Essential Tips For Backpacking South America
Backpacking South America is a worthwhile adventure that I believe everyone should experience. Before I arrived on the continent, I was unsure of what to expect. To help you prepare, here are some things I wish I had known before I left for my trip. South America Travel Tips [Video] But first… Check out my…Read more...
India Video Adventure: Kayaking, Cycling And Hiking My Way Through Kerala
Get inspired to travel through this India video! So I’m trying to start doing more film stuff for my readers, hence this India video. I’m starting with my very first edited video of my kayaking, cycling, and kayaking trip through Kerala, India. Some highlights include the Cardamom Route, Silent Valley National Park, Messapulimala (the second-highest…Read more...
San Pedro La Laguna: Where Time Stands Still And The Party Never Stops In Guatemala
Guatemala’s Lake Atitlan boasts a number of tourist-friendly villages worth exploring. While Panajachel offers chances to hike and interact with wildlife, San Antonio is a Mayan Village known for its weaving and textiles; however, of all the places I visited on the lake, my favorite was undoubtedly San Pedro La Laguna, or San Pedro. A…Read more...
9 New York Adventures For Active & Daring Travelers
You’ve been to Central Park. You’ve done the Empire State Building thing and the Statue of Liberty thing. You’ve even taken the subway at night. Now what? How about spending a little time seeing the city from a higher vantage point as you swing and flip from a trapeze? Or get to know New York’s…Read more...
Bus-free Through India: That Time I Was Charged By An Elephant
After cycling 60 miles (97 kilometers), high-altitude camping at 2,200 meters (7,218 feet) and hiking 11 miles (17 kilometer) uphill — including ascending the Western Ghats second-highest peak, Meesapulimala, at 2,640 meters (8,661 feet) — I thought today would be my day off. I thought wrong. Rare Birds On my Kalypso Adventures India travel itinerary,…Read more...
10 Essential Tips For Staying Sane While Backpacking
For those who travel two weeks of the year, travel is often planned in the context of a “vacation”; however, for those of us who have backpacked we know it can be anything but. Backpacking is tough. While extremely rewarding, it can also be draining. That being said, there are a few things you can…Read more...
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