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Chasing the tiger in the ‘other’ Nepal
Every year thousands of travelers visit the roof of the world in the Himalayan Mountains. But Nepal is a country of extremes with also pristine …
Covid-19 travel vlogs from around the world
Since we are living in crazy, uncertain times and it is no longer allowed travelling the world because of Covid-19, we still want to dream …
Europe’s first underwater restaurant opened on the south coast of Norway
Text: Angelique van Os In the Maldives, they have been familiar with it for a long time. In fact, the exotic archipelago has no less …
The resurrection of Myanmar
On almost every street corner a monk walks, a temple or pagoda appears and curious eyes stare at you. After years of oppression Myanmar finally …
Estate Verwolde, stand enjoying peace and quiet
The Achterhoek in Gelderland is rich in various nature reserves, castles and estates. Stichting Geldersch Landschap & Kastelen, together with Staatsbosbeheer and Buitenleven Vakanties, takes …
Abruzzo, natural energy shot that deserves attention
The fresh mountain air of Abruzzo penetrates deep into the nostrils and the retina is on edge, looking for a trail of the brown bear, …
The unknown desert landscape of Chad
Chad, situated in Central Africa and completely enclosed by land, was for years not difficult to reach due to various (civil) wars. Many people do not realise that the country has been accessible again since 2008. There have been a number of minor incidents, such as in Tibesti in 2018, which has been well resolved by the army.
The ‘Salt Kingdom’ of the Afar
The Afar people from Ethiopia live in one of the hottest areas on earth: The Danakil Depression. The temperature here can be as high as 50 degrees Celsius. Lake Asale is a huge salt pan in the Danakil and lies 115 meters below sea level.
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Yanomami Indians: pure and untouched
Some Yanomami Indians still live in the deep wilderness of the Amazon. These people still follow centuries-old traditions and are very close to nature. Anyone …
