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The Case of St Helena

10th September 2010
St Helena covers 122 square kilometres, and its topography mostly consists of steep, relatively barren and rocky territory, unsuitable for cultivation. The island's capital and only town is Jamestown, although there are smaller settlements such as Halftre... Read >
Author: ling

The Indian Ocean

09th September 2010
Indian Ocean is the third largest of the world’s oceans. It’s bordered by the Indian Subcontinent on the west of East Africa. This is why it got the name ‘Indian’ and it’s the only ocean named after the country of India. It covers 20% of the water on the... Read >
Author: adventure africa expedition

Lake Malawi

09th September 2010
Lake Malawi is one of African Great Lakes and the third largest in Africa. It’s the eighth largest lake in the world and it’s located in Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania. It’s the second deepest lake in Africa and it’s a habitat for more aquatic life like ... Read >
Author: adventure africa expedition

The Kruger National Park

08th September 2010
Kruger National Park is found in South Africa. It’s one of the biggest game reserves in Africa and covers 18,989 square kilometres and covers 360 kilometres from north to south and 65 kilometres from east to west. Its also part of what is now known as t... Read >
Author: adventure africa expedition

Cheap Holidays In The Sun: Majorca

20th August 2010
Just a cheap flight and two hours away from the UK is the Spanish island of Majorca. It is a hotspot for families, partygoers, pleasure seekers and romancers alike. Majorca is just shy of 4000 square kilometres, and is renowned for its golden beaches an... Read >
Author: Jennifer Smith

Trace a Silk Route to Koh Dach – the Silk Island of Cambodia

18th August 2010
Phnom Penh is one of Asia's relatively undiscovered gems; one of the many Asian cities caught between the splendour of its past and the reality of modern urbanization. Modern development is still in its awkward and uncertain youth in the city, but the dig... Read >
Author: Pushpitha Wijesinghe

Koyao Islands Overview

11th August 2010
The enchanting Koh Yao Island region encompasses some 44 small islands and covers an area of more than 140 square kilometres. Nestled in this archipelago lie two main islands - Koh Yao Noi and Koh Yao Yai. In English, these names translate to 'little long... Read >
Author: koyaoislands

2010 to be Very Good for Indian Travel Industry

11th August 2010
There are indications that the Indian travel industry would be doing a turn around in 2010 after a somewhat bleak season in 2009. This is also in line with the changing global scenario, which is slowly recuperating from the worldwide economic slump. In 20... Read >
Author: ajit

Sri Lanka - the nature lover's haven

05th August 2010
Varied as the island itself the wildlife in Sri Lanka ranges from elephants and leopards, a variety of bird and to the most amazing ocean life. With many species endemic to the island, Sri Lanka boasts a rich and diverse fauna and flora. About 12% of... Read >
Author: Larry Austin

Wildlife Tours of India: Discover Mega-Diversity of the Vast Indian Lands

20th July 2010
Rich ecosystems and diversity in terms of flora and fauna constitute the aesthetic beauty of a nation. In this context, Indian forests and reserves exhibit an awe inspiring view of nature. The innocence of lion cubs being fed by their mother or the restle... Read >
Author: sarahasan

Finding A Flinders Ranges In Australia

04th July 2010
The Flinders Ranges are one of South Australia's most popular outback tour destinations, and are world-renowned for their rugged mountain landscapes, spectacular gorges, sheltered sandy creeks lined with majestic River Red Gums, and their abundant flora a... Read >
Author: Chris Sims

Ecotourism Villages – Nature at your Doorstep

23rd June 2010
Ecotourism simply means visiting pristine environs that are completely protected from human intervention. Ecotourism can boost awareness on environment and local cultures and enlighten people on ecological systems, besides funding conservation programmes.... Read >
Author: Pushpitha Wijesinghe

Top Tips for Travelling Safely in Malta

07th June 2010
There are lots of reasons to visit Malta. Firstly, Malta is a great place to let loose and relax. Our lives have become so stressful that we may not know what it really means to truly relax. As soon as you step into the culture of Malta, you will feel ins... Read >
Author: TheresaPecks

Whats So Good About Tasmania

04th June 2010
Tasmania is an Australian island and state situated 240km south of the eastern side of the mainland, and has an area of 62409 square kilometres. To say Tasmania is an island of beauty and diversity would be an understatement. You could visit the island... Read >
Author: Hugh McInnes

Mt. Panshan Scenic Area – Teeming with Enthralling Sights and Historical Sites

04th June 2010
Like other popular tourist destinations in China, the city of Tianjin too is a historical city packed with magnificent landmarks and sightseeing spots. Among the many attractions in Tianjin some of the most beautiful spots to explore are concentrated in o... Read >
Author: Pushpitha Wijesinghe
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