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Most underrated tourist destinations in the world
Here are some underrated travel destinations around the world that deserve more attention: 1.) Mongolia: Known for its traditional gers (yurts), friendly nomadic people, and herds of wild horses across untouched steppes, Mongolia offers a unique experience. With a new international airport and affordable local-led tours, this seemingly far-flung country is more accessible than you might expect. Explore the capital, Ulaanbaatar, and then venture into the picture-perfect ranges and fresh mountain air of Gorkhi Terelj National Park. Spending a night under the stars in your own ger is an unforgettable experience.
By Allwyn Roman Waghela2 years ago in Wander
My High School Exchange Adventure in Hawaii
“Hawaii is such a wonderful, healing place for me. I feel so at ease with the natives and love the tranquillity of the islands. It is a place to find inner peace and be one with nature.” — Camille Grammer
By Gabriela Trofin-Tatár2 years ago in Wander
Berlin Dreams: A Transformative Youth Trip to the Heart of Europe
“To me, Berlin is as much a conceit as a reality. Why? Because the city is forever in the process of becoming, never being, and so lives more powerfully in the imagination.” — Rory MacLean
By Gabriela Trofin-Tatár2 years ago in Wander
My Transformative Journey: Shaping the Dreamer through Drama Performances — Croatia and France
“One’s destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things.” ― Henry Miller Welcome to the Chronicles of My Youth Travels, where I’ll tell you a bit more about where I have been and how it has shaped me along the way.
By Gabriela Trofin-Tatár2 years ago in Wander
Vietnam tourism part 2 : Na Hang - Tuyen Quang
The meandering road that stretches over 100km along the mountainside connects Tuyen Quang city to Na Hang district like a delicate silk ribbon. After a 2-hour drive on the winding road, A Hang town, a small town neighboring Son Cuoc, suddenly becomes captivating. Amidst the vast mountains, forests, and rivers, the gentle streets lining the Gam River resemble colorful brocade under the early sunlight. At the town's edge lies a large lake nestled beneath rocky mountains, resembling a watercolor painting. Referred to in the Tay Na Hang language as "thang," meaning the last field, this land is the ancestral home to 12 ethnic groups who have coexisted here for generations. Despite the challenging conditions in Tuy Cuoc, the residents remain united with a shared aspiration to overcome poverty and underdevelopment. Throughout history, people have believed that areas where multiple water streams converge signify prosperity. The meeting point of the Gam River and Nang River, flanked by majestic mountain ranges, paints a charming landscape. This ecological region exudes a pristine allure, with legendary tales surrounding each land and village. The rich cultural tapestry of the ethnic groups promises a delightful experience to all visitors, even those who only visit once. This convergence harmonizes the waters and serves as a magnet for tourists to explore Na Hang, featuring distinctive attractions like the mountain-perched Lam Binh restaurant within a National Scenic Spot. The Na Hang ecological lake, part of the Lam Binh nature reserve, spans 8,000 hectares bordering Bac Me district and Ba Be province in Bac Kan province. Home to numerous captivating tourist spots such as Bac Tang mountain and Bac Ta Temple, linked to the history of General Truong Van Vuong Tran Nhat Duat. The area also houses the destroyed Tran Dynasty's two dragon caves and a thousand-year-old tourist complex. These sites within the special National Scenic Spot preserve Na Hang's natural essence, offering an unforgettable experience to tourists visiting the over 43,000-hectare Lam Binh natural reserve. Hailed by the World Nature Conservation Organization for its diverse ecosystem, the Na Hang Lam Binh nature reserve boasts over 70 mammal species, 63 bird species, 35 reptile species, 25 amphibian species, and over 500 insect species. Visitors can encounter thousand-year-old gnat trees and red-book-listed snub-nosed monkeys, showcasing the area's biological richness. Tuyen Quang and Bac Kan provinces collaborate on scientific documentation and nature conservation, with the Ba Be Na Hang Trinh unit recognized as a World Natural Heritage. These protected zones, with buffer and core areas, facilitate connectivity for the Ba Be Lake tourist route. Na Hang's touristic allure extends to its natural wonders, like the Rash waterfall, or Thac Mo, resembling a strip of white silk from a distance. Rising five stories high, the tower now stands with two submerged floors due to flooding from the Tuyen Quang hydroelectric plant. The forest above Thac Mo echoes with gecko calls, enhancing its wild charm. Visitors immersing themselves in this heavenly space encounter the cool cascades and ancient forests at Thac Mo, a prominent tourist destination within the Na Hang ecological tour. As night falls, tourists delight in simple yet flavorful dishes like grilled field carp, wild vegetables, and sticky rice, reflecting the local culinary traditions. The must-have dried buffalo meat dish complements the soothing melodies amidst the 1,200m altitude setting, surrounded by majestic hills. Exploring Hong Thai unveils the refreshing air and breathtaking views of the ancient Xa Tuyet tea hills, spanning over 300 hectares of tea plantations like Tuyet Phuc, Van Tien, and Kim Tuyen. Hong Thai's specialty produce, including Le Peach plums, adds to the region's charm. Na Hang's rich cultural tapestry, encompassing 12 ethnic groups, converges in Hong Thai commune, showcasing the Dao Tien people's cultural space, terraced fields, and melodious tunes that captivate returning tourists. Con Vot commune offers rich village landscapes and delectable duck specialties, while Thuong Nong commune invites relaxation amidst Tay people's ancient villages, savoring green rice made from yellow flower sticky rice. Phiem Cung boasts a natural expanse of over 180 hectares, with vast plantations, including precious woods like gnat dinh lat, and a primeval forest area of over 145 hectares, offering a refreshing atmosphere.
By Minh Tuấn2 years ago in Wander
Top 10 Wildlife Safari Tours in India
Indisputably, India, which is home to a myriad of landscapes, unique lands, and a high level of biodiversity, can absolutely give you some of the most thrilling wildlife safari experiences on Earth. The safaris here take you through a different World, from the mighty Royal Bengal tiger to the most elusive Indian rhino, allowing you to come closer to nature's wonders. Here are the top 10 wildlife safari tours in India that every nature enthusiast must explore:
By Manoj Babal2 years ago in Wander
"Journey of Reflection"
Embarking on my first solo journey from the warmth of my home to the unknown city where my university awaits, the early morning chill and the thick fog enveloping the landscape create a surreal setting. The cold, foggy morning of winter sets the stage for a transformative experience—one that not only tests my independence but also offers a profound opportunity for self-reflection.
By urooj fatima2 years ago in Wander
7 Reasons to Visit India
Hi readers, I hope this blog finds you well. Before starting with the content a token of apology from my side I was not available to give you any content in writing for many months.
By Shaubhagya kumar2 years ago in Wander
A Mesmerizing Trek: Tsum Valley and Manaslu Circuit Unveiled
Heading on a journey to the enchanting Tsum Valley with the Manaslu Circuit Trek is an invitation to explore the hidden treasures nestled in the Himalayan embrace. This remarkable adventure promises not only awe-inspiring landscapes and challenging trails but also an immersive experience into the rich cultural tapestry of the Tsum Valley and the surrounding Manaslu region. Join us on a 1000-word exploration of this captivating trek.
By Avishek khadka2 years ago in Wander
Tapola Corporate Retreat
Shoreline Ujjwala agro tourism and river camp offers the perfect location for a corporate retreat. Located on the scenic shoreline at Tapola Koyna back water. This resort provides a serene and peaceful atmosphere for team building, brainstorming sessions, and relaxation.
By Shoreline Ujjwala Resorts2 years ago in Wander
Best time for Everest Base Camp trek
Going on the iconic Everest Base Camp trek is a dream that beckons adventure enthusiasts from around the globe. The allure of standing in the shadow of the world's highest peak, Mount Everest, is undeniably magnetic. However, the success and enjoyment of this trek hinge significantly on choosing the right time to undertake it. Let's delve into the nuances of each season, unraveling the magic they bring to the Everest Base Camp trek in an easy-to-understand guide.
By Avishek khadka2 years ago in Wander
Tranquility Bay
Cox’s Bazar is a District in the Chittagong Division, which is popular for its longest unbroken sandy sea beach. It is located 150 km south of the Chittagong port. The sea beach of Cox's Bazar is 121 kilometres long, making it the longest sea beach in the world. Cox’s Bazar was named after its founder, Captain Cox. He discovered this very attractive seashore in 1798. Afterwards, the Cox’s Bazar beach hosted only a small port and health resort.
By AhnafSorwar Labib2 years ago in Wander