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What You Need to Know Before Booking your Everest Base Camp Hike
Five Activities You Can Only Do in Chiang Mai, Thailand
An Overview of the Temples and Palaces of Bangkok
Bangkok, which is mostly Buddhist, offers hundreds of temples you can explore and where you can learn about the religion and Thai culture.
read more5 Essential Tips to Make Travel Easy and Stress Free
Take advantage of the following advice on your next trip and you’ll be traveling like a seasoned travel professional.
read moreElephant Saves Man From Perceived Drowning
Darrick Thomson, co founder of the Save Elephant Foundation, helped rescue a baby elephant last year who would later be named Kham Lha. A year later the elephant would return the favor when she thought her new friend was drowning.
read moreSleeping with Trees
Tree house hotels of the modern era bring all the fun and excitement you remember having as a kid and many add all the creature comforts you could ask for and more.
read moreSingapore’s Top 5 Outdoor & Wildlife Experiences
The only island city-country in the world, Singapore has figured out how to make a large sprawling city seem somewhat wild and natural. Whoever is behind the urban planning of this city deserves the utmost recognition.
read moreSpecies Profile: Markhor
A wild goat of Western and Central Asia with impressive corkscrew like horns that can reach up to 5 feet in males
read moreThe Illegal Ivory Trade Takes Flight
We all know the horrible carnage taking place in Africa with the slaughtering of Elephants for their ivory tusks, there is however an equal or greater threat facing another species possessing “red ivory.”
read moreThailand Legalizing Abortion for Zika Cases
Buddhist dominated Thailand has loosened its restrictions on abortion when it comes to babies that may have microcephaly caused by the Zika virus.
read moreJapan’s Whale Hunt Under Debate and Scrutiny
As Japan gears up for another year of hunting whales in the Southern Ocean, Sea Shepherd will once again attempt to disrupt any killing.
read moreWorld Nomad Games – Kyrgyzstan
Move over Olympics, there are new games in town, or at least in Kyrgyzstan there is. The second official World Nomad Games was held in September this year which saw some 2,000 athletes competing, representing 40 countries
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