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The World’s Most Beautiful National Parks

The World’s Most Beautiful National Parks

In an age of ever growing cities and increasing deforestation, it is reassuring to know that there are still national parks across the globe that are protected against human destruction and are a safe haven for wildlife. Whether it’s the turquoise waters of the Great Barrier Reef or the lush rainforests and waterfalls of Iguazu, […]

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Breathtaking Photos Of Fields In Bloom

Breathtaking Photos Of Fields In Bloom

In terms of pure beauty, nothing can quite compare to nature. Even the world’s most talented artists, sculptors and designers struggle to match the breathtaking beauty of nature in all its glory and nowhere is this more apparent than when witnessing fields in bloom. Whether it’s the stunning lavender fields of France or the thousands […]

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The Best Wildlife Holidays In The World

The Best Wildlife Holidays In The World

If you’re looking for a holiday with the guaranteed ‘wow’ factor then one of the best trips you can choose is a wildlife holiday. Whether it’s witnessing wild elephants and lions on a safari in Africa or watching whales and dolphins in the waters off Iceland, wild animals are always guaranteed to provide incredible entertainment […]

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World’s Most Incredible Animal Migrations

World’s Most Incredible Animal Migrations

It’s hard to think of a more stunning sight than seeing thousands of animals migrating countless miles across our planet in search of warmth, food or a breeding ground (and sometimes all three). While we humans may complain about having to trek a few miles to the supermarket for food and supplies each week, many […]

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Aogashima – A Trip to an Active Volcano Island

Aogashima – A Trip to an Active Volcano Island

Aogashima island may look like a criminal mastermind’s lair from a Bond film but this volcano island is very much real and can be found around 200 miles off the south coast of Japan. The island itself is a volcanic crater and from the birds-eye-view you can see inside it a smaller crater which was created by a […]

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10 Stunning Natural Wonders of South America

10 Stunning Natural Wonders of South America

South America is made up of 12 countries and features some of the most stunning landscape and scenery in the world. From incredible mountain ranges to the largest salt flats on the planet, Latin America is a traveller’s paradise.  In this article we list 10 locations that every tourist should visit at least once if they […]

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These Worms Shine Like Stars Inside a Dark Cave

These Worms Shine Like Stars Inside a Dark Cave

Waitomo Glowworm Caves is an interesting place to visit if you are in New Zealand, it is a popular attraction that is located in Waitomo region on the North Island. The dark caves are illuminated by worms that are hanging from the ceiling. This particular glowworm species (Arachnocampa luminosa) can be found only here lighting up your way up […]

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10 Natural Wonders of North America

10 Natural Wonders of North America

The continent of North America covers a huge expanse of almost 10 million square miles, so it is perhaps unsurprising that the area is home to some of the most incredible places on the planet. Whether it’s the cold beauty of the Alaskan north or the stunning landscapes of Mexico in the far south, the […]

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Tamul waterfalls – everything you need to know before visiting

Tamul waterfalls – everything you need to know before visiting

Tamul is the highest waterfall in the state of San Luis Potosi Mexico with a drop of 344 feet (105 metres). It is a great place to visit if you love nature and enjoy outdoor activities. To get to the waterfalls you can hire a rowing boat with a group of people. According to some reviews on tripadviser […]

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General Sherman – The biggest tree in the world

General Sherman – The biggest tree in the world

Key facts about the tree Located in Sequoia National Park It is the biggest sequoia tree on planet Earth (not to be confused with the tallest or widest tree!) The crown width is 33 metres General Sherman is 83.8 metres tall Mr Sherman is 2,000 years old Sequoia trees are famous for their height and mass, they are also considered […]

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