One of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, covering over 500 sq. miles of land covered with rock formations and fresh lava flow, Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is a heaven for Geologists. The Mauna Loa and Kilauea volcanoes are the two shining stars in this park that is criss-crossed with trails and paved roads.
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Mauna Kea is a dormant volcano in the center of the Big Island, and is about 14000 feet high. Due to the easy access to the summit, taking about 2 hours from sea level, several observatories are set up at the top. It also attracts scientists and astronomy enthusiasts from around the world.
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Hidden in the myths and legends of the indigenous folk, is a bloody and war torn history that dates back hundreds of years. First sign of men coming to the islands was in the fifth century when Polynesians arrived accidentally in their canoes.
Read moreBack to Mexico Before you embark on your journey to any part of Mexico, please make sure to read the following for a survival guide in Mexico. – Visa Situation: If you are not a citizen of countries exempt from a Mexican tourist visa, please make sure to have your visa stamped in the passport. For an Indian living/working in
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Nestled deep in the rainforest of Central Costa Rica, this boutique hotel has been rated one of the top luxury travel destinations in the world. There are several activities and attractions within the hotel facility, some of which attract tourists from around the world.
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Westin Lagunamar Resort is one of the prime luxury properties in the Hotel Zone in Cancun. With breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea, numerous pools and cozy yet spacious rooms this is luxury at its best.
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A city of Churches, Pyramids and Volcanoes, the area boasts a wide array of visual treats. Named one of the UNESCO Heritage sites due to it being a commercial center during the 1500’s and its untouched urban network.
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With its network of canals and artificial islands, the floating gardens of Xochimilco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, encapsulates the superhuman efforts of Aztec folk to survive and thrive in severe hostile conditions.
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