If you are in the Canadian Rockies, you must be wondering, why are the colors of these lakes so blue? Why are some of the cliffs so sharp and some are blunted? What is the difference between a Glacier and an Icefield? Formation of the mountains 500 million years ago, this area was by the ocean and by the equator.
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While Banff offers more accessible yet spectacular views, Jasper National Parks is actually much more rugged, wild and unforgiving, albeit dramatic.
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Gigantic arches reminiscing different shapes and sizes, red rocks bejeweling the foreground and background with no trace of greenery in the horizon. Experience the beauty contained within the barren lands of the park.
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Nestled in the swamp lands by the Caribbean coast, Tortuguero National Park is a rain forest crisscrossed by rivers and canals. A small canoe is the best option to roam around here.
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Poas Volcano is one of the most active volcanoes located just outside the valley of San Jose, about an hours drive from downtown. The volcano is located above the cloud level and is covered in thick rain clouds often.
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Within the barren planes all around stands tall the mesas and buttes, result of million years’ of weathering, of the historic Monument valley park.
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A billion snow diamonds, softer than baby feathers. Heavenly air; purified and sweetened by the birth, life, and death of beauty. What is the best alternative to the National and State parks in USA, to experience all of the above together?
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Bohambo - The Walk 