Hiking // Hiking is a great way to explore new areas, take things slowly, and stop to smell the fresh air. You can meet many locals as well as other travelers on the more popular trails, or get away from the hoards of tourists in the main attractions and find only locals on the quieter, lesser known trails.
Jamaica’s Blue Mountain: Get out of the resort, and into the outdoors
Spanning three parishes, Portland, St. Andrew, and St. Thomas, the Jamaican Blue Mountain is one of the islands most magnificent treasures and home to many unique animals and plants. It is the largest mountain in the English speaking Caribbean, taking up to six percent of the total landmass of the island. It has over 800 ...
Mount Fako, The Chariot Of The Gods; Climb the volcanic Mount Cameroon
If you are a tourist attracted to danger, mythology, fun, and nature, you will find the climb up Mount Cameroon extremely exciting. Even more, listening to the stories that surround that mountain, and activities Cameroonians and foreigners gather around it to do. Don’t underestimate the 4,040 meter climb. INTRODUCING THE MOUNTAIN MOUNT Cameroon, also called ...
Thou Shall Climb Mount Sinai, Egypt
The view to the mountains that surround it is most spectacular at sunrise, but this is no secret. On any night of the year, there are a few hundred tourists scaling their way to the top. From the summit of Mount Sinai, Moses is said to have received the Ten Commandments directly from God. Almost ...
Hiking the Annapurna Circuit in Nepal
As one of the most coveted hiking routes, Annapurna Circuit in Nepal offers a great trekking experience that provides spectacular views along the Himalayan range, taking the hiker through many hamlets and villages which never fail to offer stunning views. The gradual climb to reach the highest point of Thorang La and the descent through ...
Roots of Indus, from the blades of Himalayas – River Indus, From Tibet & through Pakistan
River Indus, which is one of the largest rivers of the world, originates from a small lake in Tibet which is called the Mansarovar Lake. From there the Indus begins it long journey to the Arabian Sea. River Indus holds particular importance to the country Pakistan and has a major impact on its economy. The ...
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