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Mark Your Calendar - Meeting With the Whales Coming Soon!
Have you ever had an experience that stayed with you forever? Well, if you're in Western Australia between August and October, we've got something truly unforgettable for you. Imagine standing by the coast in Busselton, watching the giants of the sea—the whales! It's the Busselton whale-watching season when southern right whales and humpback whales make their incredible migration along this breathtaking coastline.
By olivia williams2 years ago in Wander
Are These Geological Formations Real? – Part 2
From frozen tundras with icy landscapes to towering geological structures, our world showcases a wealth of stunning geological wonders. However, there exist certain terrains that defy conventional notions of Earthly landscapes and seem nearly alien. Continue reading part 2 of ‘Are These Geological Formations Real?’ to learn about these bewildering geological marvels. This list begins with number 10.
By iCi BuZz2 years ago in Wander
Malaga and Marbella, Spain
In 2004, I took the opportunity to visit Girona and Barcelona, Spain. I returned to Spain with my wife and daughter almost twenty years later. There were two motivations for visiting Spain this past August. First, my daughter missed the beaches on the Florida Gulf Coast, and Spain's Costa del Sol region met her wishes. Second, my wife and daughter both took DNA tests, and the results showed, like mine, that most of our ancestry came from Spain and Portugal.
By Chad Pillai2 years ago in Wander
Popular Places to Travel
Almost all countries are finally open for tourism! I hope that in 2023 you can safely travel to some new places in our beautiful world. We'll begin with the Portuguese island of Madeira, located in Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Africa. Madeira is often called the Hawaii Europe, because the island was born of volcanic origins. If you love hiking or just relaxing on the beach, Madeira is the place for you. Punta du Sol is a great place for swimming. There is no sand, only smooth Boulders, but the ocean is amazing to swim in. A great place to go cliff jumping is Pico de Arriero, one of the tallest points on the island. The elevation is so high up until you will often be in or above the clouds. The hiking there is a sight to see. The trails are so well maintained, you get some of the most phenomenal views. Pico Dugato is nice if you're up for an adventure.
By A. F.2 years ago in Wander
ROPEWAY DARJEELING
Darjeeling Ropeway, also known as the Darjeeling Rangeet Valley Passenger Ropeway, is another compelling reason to visit Darjeeling.
By Anup Sunam2 years ago in Wander
Mount Fanjing: A Journey into the Mystical Realm of the Sacred
With its breathtaking vistas, rich biodiversity, and deep-rooted cultural significance, Mount Fanjing is a place where the natural and spiritual worlds entwine in a captivating dance that will leave you spellbound.
By Call me V2 years ago in Wander
The Top 10 Quintessential Towns to Visit in Autumn
As autumn nears, all I can think about is the love of orange leaves flooding the street and pumpkins littering people’s porches. There’s something magical about fall, especially in America. Whether it be the tales of Massachusetts witches, a good old fashioned harvest, or ghosts haunting the living, there’s so much to love. Here’s 10 of the most picturesque towns in the US to add to your autumn bucketlist. Be sure to checkout their websites for the optimal times to visit duing the season!
By Makayla2 years ago in Wander
Yamunotri Dham's top 8 tourist attractions
Yamunotri Dham, one of the four dhams in India, is dedicated to "Goddess Yamuna river" and is a well-known shrine. When planning your Char Dham Yatra, this is the first Dham you'll visit. We've listed the top locations in this article for your Yamunotri Dham trip.
By AllenHerrera2 years ago in Wander
Are These Geological Formations Real? – Part I
From icy landscapes of frozen tundras to towering geological formations, our planet boasts an abundance of amazing geological formations. Yet, there are some landscapes that challenge our notions of the earthly terrain and appear almost extraterrestrial. Read on for more on these remarkable geological anomalies. Part 1 features five formations beginning with number 15 on the list.
By iCi BuZz3 years ago in Wander
Discovering the Majestic Whale-Migration Season in Busselton
Nestled along the breathtaking coastline of Western Australia, Busselton is a charming town renowned for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and captivating marine life. But what truly sets Busselton apart and draws nature enthusiasts from far and wide is its significance as a prime whale-watching destination. Every year, the whale migration season in Busselton makes it a hotspot for witnessing the majestic journey of these creatures. So, if you're eager to see these ocean giants in action, Busselton is the place to be!
By olivia williams3 years ago in Wander
The Floating Bridge of the Dam
The beauty of certain places transcends mere words, leaving a profound impact on those fortunate enough to experience them. Among these captivating locales is a hidden gem that continues to inspire awe and wonder – an old bridge nestled within the heart of the Pasak Jolasid Dam. Constructed more than three decades prior to the dam's inception, this aged bridge stands as a testament to both human ingenuity and the splendor of nature.
By Mitchell Laiken3 years ago in Wander
Whale Hello There! Here’s What You Will See!
Whale-watching is an incredibly thrilling and unique experience. Picture yourself cruising along, eagerly awaiting the incredible sight of these majestic creatures up close. The anticipation alone is proof of the truly rewarding experience that lies ahead. Sydney is hailed as a prime whale-watching destination as it offers an opportunity to witness the migration of Minke whales, Orcas, and Humpback whales. Thanks to Sydney's sheltered waters, these giants tend to linger in the bay, increasing your chances of spotting them and witnessing their fascinating natural behaviours. An encounter with these magnificent creatures in their element will make whale-watching in Sydney truly unforgettable.
By olivia williams3 years ago in Wander