Located near the acclaimed Santa Fe river, the crystal clear waters of Ginnie Springs remain at a constant temperature all year round. It’s a charming spot that has attracted swimmers, snorkelers and casual tourist from all over. It’s especially known as a snorkelers’ haven with various networks of underwater caves to explore, ranging from various…
When you think of Chile, you may immediately think of South American hot tropical landscapes. However, the country is also notable for its gorgeous mountain ranges and cooler climates as well. The natural sights of the mountainside at Torres del Paine National Park are definitely something worth seeing for any nature lover and travel enthusiast….
Take a look at one of the Mayan’s best-kept secret. The natural wonders of Cenotes. Ancient Mayan language word, which is pronounced as cey-no-tays, means hole with water. More like a lavish and lush natural swimming pool, these Cenotes are naturally formed as sinkholes in the ground that are filled with water and thriving with…
It’s not exactly Disneyland, but the experience you get from visiting it will last a lifetime for sure. The Enchanted Forest of Oregon is a hand-crafted recreational park, which is inspired by timeless fairy tales that has been providing magical childhood memories for generations. Built in the ’70s by artist Roger Tofte and his family,…
Yellowstone Park is definitely a national icon, which is one of the oldest parks in the US. It is full of natural wonders just waiting to be discovered. One of these wonders is a little further off within the geyser basins, just past the iconic Old Faithful. The Grand Prismatic Spring is certainly a natural…
The Makoshika State Park in Glendive, Montana, is one of the nation’s most beautiful state parks, which is full of natural trails and all sorts of outdoor activities. The name Makoshika is derived from a native Lakota phrase that translates as badlands or bad spirits. Despite that, there are tonnes of wonderment to be discovered…
Antelope Canyon is one of the most photographed slot canyons in the Southwest USA. The canyon consists of two different canyons: an upper and lower level. The steep and sharp incline makes visiting this visually stunning spot a challenge for most. Since going in without any experience could be dangerous, visitors are able to step…
Years ago, visitors of South Africa‘s world-renowned Kruger National Park would get there by train. It was a long journey that started in the South Africa-Mozambique border town of Komatipoort and ended at the town of Tzaneen just outside the park. Visitors would disembark at the railway bridge at Sabie river to enjoy the sights…
