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Tana Toraja: Journey to the Land of Heavenly Peaks and Ancestral Spirits
Nestled high in the rugged mountains of South Sulawesi, Indonesia, lies a land unlike any other: Tana Toraja. This extraordinary region is a captivating blend of breathtaking natural beauty and a unique, ancient culture centered around elaborate death rituals, stunning traditional architecture, and a profound connection to ancestors. For the adventurous traveler seeking an authentic cultural immersion, Tana Toraja is an absolute must-visit.
By Restu Marlani8 months ago in Journal
Why Must You Get Travel Insurance?
Taking vacations is a blow. Unfortunately, dreams do not always come to actualization. With luggage, anything may go wrong. Planes may experience delays. It is possible to become sick or hurt while on vacation. Possible issues like this can end up costing a hefty penny. This is why getting travel insurance is a smart move.
By Emily Willson8 months ago in Journal
Dive into Nature's Emerald Gem: Your Guide to Green Canyon Pangandaran
Nestled in the lush embrace of West Java, just an hour's drive from the popular Pangandaran Beach, lies a true natural wonder: Green Canyon, locally known as Cukang Taneuh. Forget the arid landscapes of its American namesake; this Indonesian paradise is a symphony of emerald waters, ancient rock formations, and dense tropical foliage, offering an unforgettable escape for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.
By Restu Marlani8 months ago in Journal
Manaslu Circuit Trek Accommodation Guide
Manaslu Circuit Trek: Short Overview The Manaslu Circuit Trek circles Mt. Manaslu (8,163m). Mt. Manaslu stands in west-central Nepal near the Tibetan border. Actually, the trek is isolated but spectacular. Moreover, the Manaslu Circuit Trek route traverses large valleys, profound gorges, and lofty alpine passes. Likewise, there are fewer individuals compared to the Everest region.
By Haven Holidays8 months ago in Journal
Lake Labuan Cermin: A Hidden Gem of East Kalimantan Beckons the Intrepid Traveler
Nestled deep within the lush landscapes of East Kalimantan, Indonesia, lies a natural wonder that seems plucked from a dream: Lake Labuan Cermin. Its name, which translates to "Mirror Labuan Lake," is a perfect descriptor for its most enchanting feature – water so astonishingly clear that the bottom is perfectly visible, creating a mirror-like reflection of the sky and surrounding jungle. For those willing to venture off the beaten path, a journey to this hidden paradise offers an unforgettable experience.
By Restu Marlani8 months ago in Journal
Foods on Everest Base Camp Trek: What's On the Menu?
Everest Base Camp Trek: Overview Everest Base Camp stands at 5,364 meters. It lies beneath the world's highest mountain—Mount Everest (8,848.86 meters). Actually, the Everest Base Camp trek attracts adventurers from around the world. Meanwhile, the route passes through Sagarmatha National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It begins with a flight to Lukla, which stands at 2,860 meters. The trek, then, ascends gradually through traditional Sherpa villages. Alternatively, the EBC Trek can be begun from Thamdanda with jeep ride from Kathmandu via Salleri. In fact, the jeep ride from Kathmandu to Thamdanda takes 14-16 hours.
By Haven Holidays8 months ago in Journal
How To Find The Best Hidden Gems In Koh Samui
There is something exciting about discovering places before others. That secret beach cove, the hidden waterfall or the cosy café that locals love but the tourists haven’t found, it is the kind of experience that stays with you longer than any Instagram photo. Koh Samui, Thailand’s beautiful island paradise, is full of these moments, if you know where to look. This guide will help you discover Koh Samui’s best hidden gems without the crowds.
By Jeewanthi Armstrong8 months ago in Journal
Shopping in Belgium: From Boutique Finds to Market Treasures
Belgium is not only known for its medieval towns, exquisite chocolate, and fine beer—it's also a shopper’s paradise for those who enjoy a mix of elegance, tradition, and discovery. Whether you're wandering the grand boulevards of Brussels or exploring the hidden gems of smaller cities, Belgium’s shopping experience offers something truly special. With a perfect blend of modern retail, local artisanship, and old-world charm, shopping in Belgium is more than just a transaction—it’s a cultural experience.
By Ретро Мания8 months ago in Journal
Likupang: North Sulawesi's Rising Star for Tropical Escapes
Nestled in the northernmost part of Sulawesi, Indonesia, Likupang is quickly emerging as a highly sought-after tropical paradise. Designated as one of Indonesia's "Super Priority Destinations," this hidden gem boasts pristine white-sand beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and lush green hills, offering a breathtaking escape for every type of traveler.
By Restu Marlani8 months ago in Journal
Foods on Langtang Valley Trek: What's on the Menu?
Langtang Valley Trek: Summary The Langtang Valley trek is a scenic Himalayan trek in Nepal. It is located near Kathmandu. Actually, it begins north of Kathmandu, in the Rasuwa District. Moreover, Trekkers arrive at Langtang National Park via Syabrubesi having come from Kathmandu by road. In fact, the Kathmandu to Syabrubesi By Bus/Jeep takes 7-8 hours. The Langtang National park is home to red pandas, langurs, and Himalayan black bears. Comparatively, fewer international trekkers come here compared to more touristic trails like Annapurna and Everest. But its natural and cultural richness is no less. Meanwhile , Langtang Lirung (7,227 m) towers spectacularly above the Langtang valley. In fact, its glaciers feed many local rivers and waterfalls along the Langtang Trail. Trekkers usually start Langtang Valley Trek from Syabrubesi, which is at an altitude of 1,460 meters. Additionally, the trail gradually ascends through forests and Tamang villages. Meanwhile, Lama Hotel and Ghodatabela serve as a rest stop along the trail. Actually, Ghodatabela is at an altitude of 2,970 meters and marks the start of alpine terrain. Also, yak pastures become common from here onwards. In fact, Langtang village, at 3,430 meters, was terribly damaged in 2015 by the earthquake. Locals, nevertheless, rebuilt it with stone and determination.
By Haven Holidays8 months ago in Journal
Montréal, Strikes and Me
Here we go again... On June 2nd, the STM voted to go on strike for nine days, running from June 9th to the 17th. It will not be a total shutdown of the public transit system of my adopted hometown of Montréal, Quebec. Only certain hours of the day will see the buses and metro closed to the public, but still does not make it easier for the average commuter to plan their day-to-day activities...
By Kendall Defoe 8 months ago in Journal
