The sound of a waterfall gently splashing over a travertine terrace. The sight of a great blue heron, scanning the clear waters of Rock Creek. The rich, green scent of a lush forest. You’ll find these stunning sights and more in Oklahoma’s stunning Chickasaw National Recreation Area. Read More
In March of 1872 the United States Congress established Yellowstone National Park in the then territories of Montana and Wyoming. According to the National Parks Service it was to be used as “a public park or pleasuring-ground for the benefit and enjoyment of the people”. Thankfully places like this were established to preserve the beauty of nature and wildlife in a nation. This began a worldwide national park movement and since that time over 100 countries have established some 1,200 national parks or preserves like Yellowstone.
The National Parks service of the United States now comprises nearly 400 areas to be enjoyed by the public. Consider visiting these few on America’s west coast as part of your 2013 efforts to travel green! Read More
Dubai is fast becoming a hotspot for tourists. It’s turning out to be a destination that you just can’t skip. The city happens to be the wealthiest Emirates in the whole of United Arab Emirates. It’s an enchanting place that brings the contemporary and traditional together. If you’re planning a trip to this side of the world, it’s worth it to consider www.bestatdubaiholidays.co.uk for your trip. Here are a few reasons as to why you should travel to Dubai…
Celebrations always abound around the world when it comes to that special time of ushering in a new year. However, the Chinese New Year is extra special. First, it doesn’t align exactly with the Roman calendar’s new year. It also doesn’t fall on a particular day due to the lunar and solar calendars used. This means that the date varies. This can be from late January up to mid February. Read More
Going on a trip to an exotic destination like Egypt excites a lot of tourists, and has for hundreds of years. There are popular attractions to visit such as the Giza Pyramids, St. Simeon’s Monastery in Aswan, or even Mount Sinai. These places are rich in culture and history, which makes the trip very meaningful. But one way to make a trip to Egypt even more meaningful is to try and reduce your carbon footprint while there. Even without a tour operator, you can prepare in advance to ensure an eco-friendly travel experience in Egypt. Here we take a look at three ideas for reducing the ecological stress of taking a trip to Egypt. Read More