Set in four municipalities in Chiapas, Sumidero Canyon will surprise you with its nearly vertical walls inhabited by numerous especies. No one can leave Mexico without visit it! This park is located in the municipalities of Tuxtla Gutierrez, Chiapa de Corzo, Nuevo Usumacinta and San Fernando in the state of…
One of the most interesting trips you can do from Page is to visit one of the longest natural arch rock in the world, the Rainbow Bridge. Declared National Monument, the Rainbow Bridge is 85 meters long, 10 meters wide, with a gap of 90 meters high, very similar to…
Crystal Cave, situated in the Sequoia National Park in California, was discovered in 1918 and is visited by thousands of people every year.
The reasons to visit and things to see in Costa Rica start with the expression “Pura Vida” (pure life), which is often on the lips of the Ticos (Costa Ricans). With that word they define not only a hedonistic state of mind but above all, the happiness of inhabiting a true Garden of Eden.
While it’s true that the Northern Territory draws in plenty of tourism through Uluru and Kakadu, the territory’s capital is often completely overlooked by tourists. Situated on the shores of a harbour that dwarfs the more famous Sydney Harbour, Darwin is a rapidly growing tropical city where aboriginal and European…
The majority of South Australian tourism seems to be directed towards the Barossa Valley wine region and the ‘City of Churches’ that is Adelaide, but the South Australian outback is every bit as remarkable as the more explored desert regions of Western Australia and the Northern Territory.