Back to Manuel Antonio Back to Costa Rica Itinerary Just a small sized park compared to the other gigantic ones around the country, Manuel Antonio National Park is home to hundreds of species of wildlife and is regarded as one of the top bio-diverse parks in the continent. From mammals, reptiles and insects to a wide variety of vegetation and
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Back to Costa Rica Itinerary Bugs, insects, wildlife lurking at every corner while you carefully walk through narrow walking trails under a thick canopy of the rainforest where sunlight is so scarce that you can choose to keep your sunglasses at the hotel room. For the travelers with an avid interest for the environment and the preservation of the wild,
Read moreOkay, so we are in the rainforest, have walked through the misty wet pathways while trying to spot wildlife. But how about catching glimpses of the forest from a ‘birds-eye’ view? Through the rainforest, cutting across the valleys, with scintillating views of lake Arenal and the mountains looking down, birds and wildlife all around, you are bound to have a time of your lives.
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Absence of real rain, even with a moist and swampy feeling can only be observed in a cloud forest. While rain forests are common, cloud forests are not simply because of the requirement of a certain altitude and formation of clouds through rainshadow regions. There are a few privately owned and maintained parks in Monteverde, that encapsulates the extreme biodiversity along with the geographical intricacies.
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Back to Costa Rica Itinerary As one of the youngest stratovolcanoes in the country and the world, Arenal has been erupting continually since 1968. The lava and pyroclastic activity has been a hazard to the local community ever since, yet the conical shape of the majestic volcano attracts thousands of tourists every year. Due to the constant volcanic activity, there
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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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In a journey to unknowns, through barely traveled roads, with only a dream in mind, and the best friend for company, we set out to look at mother Earth at its best – the spectacular canyons of the American south-west. In this journey through historic crossroads and beautiful formations, we drove more than 3,500 miles for 8 days with Tom Petty
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Back to Maui Back to Hawaii Driving on the misty and foggy winding road, cherishing the melody of a country song, the ascend through the Advection fog levels is surely one of the most fascinating journeys we had in Hawaii. A mere 2 hour drive from the sea level to the top of the crater, the Haleakala National Park is an
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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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Bohambo - The Walk 