The Travel Masters – Page 16 – Travel Lovers Vacations & Ideas

May 4, 2015October 8, 2015

Paris: Shopping on Rue de Charonne

Paris is a fantastic and huge city, with lots to see, lots of things to do (and not do), as surely visit the Palace of Versailles or the tomb of Napoleon, or eat oysters or pancakes.

With such a wide and interesting it becomes difficult to choose, and it is perhaps for this reason, that in the end you end up returning to Paris, two, three and more times, eventually almost you decide to go there to live. For those who have been to Paris many times, or simply prefer to stroll in the open air rather than squeeze into a museum it can be nice to take a walk to Rue de Charonne , between Roquette and Sainte-Marguerite. Continue reading “Paris: Shopping on Rue de Charonne”

April 13, 2015September 13, 2015

Cambodia: The largest butterfly center of Asia

Touristically speaking Cambodia and Angkor Wat, the Khmer temple that is located near the city of Siem Reap, built by King Suryavarman II between 1113 and 1150, for the Guinness Book of Records, is the broader religious place in the world, for Cambodia’s main tourist attraction, often inserted in a route from Thailand will arrive at Angkor Wat.

But obviously Cambodia is changing, thanks to tourism, and today offers other tourist destinations, such as the largest open-air museum of butterflies in Southeast Asia, which is always close to Siam Rep. The Banteay Srey Butterfly Centre offers visitors an amazing sight: here visitors can observe the entire life cycle of the butterflies, the pupae to the first flutter of colorful and rare specimens. Continue reading “Cambodia: The largest butterfly center of Asia”

April 9, 2015May 10, 2021

The most beautiful islands the Gili Islands in Indonesia

Indonesia, the will of a thousand islands, always surprises with its paradise. The Gili Islands, beautiful among the most beautiful islands in the world.

Walking on the pristine beaches of the Gili Islands, Indonesia, one might be forgiven by having confused these islands with the one where it was shot on film Cast Away. Certainly, this small archipelago, consisting of just three islands, has a lot more to offer than an old volleyball ball. Continue reading “The most beautiful islands the Gili Islands in Indonesia”

April 6, 2015September 9, 2015

Tips for Traveling to Sri Lanka

The breathtaking island of Sri Lanka is known for its beauty, but the gateway to the east and west also has incredibly welcoming people. In fact, one of the best parts of visiting Sri Lanka is getting to know the culture and people of the land.

The country has a passion for cricket and rugby, which are played in a festival-like environment. For those wanting a more relaxing experience, the beaches of Sri Lanka are unlike any in the world. Guests first need to make a reservation at Sri Lanka’s boutique hotel for comfort. Visiting the country can provide both adventures and relaxation. Continue reading “Tips for Traveling to Sri Lanka”

April 2, 2015July 3, 2021

Make Change Happen In South Africa

If you’re looking for a chance to learn, travel abroad, and make a substantial difference in the lives of others, consider volunteer work in South Africa. As the 25th largest (and 24th most populous) country in the world, almost 53 million people call South Africa home. With its impressive variety of cultures, religions, and languages, South Africa is often referred to as the rainbow nation.

Its fauna is no less diverse, with over 200 species of mammals living within this nation’s boundaries. If recent news of Walter Palmer has taught us anything, it’s that many of these animals that live in Africa are still at risk of senseless poaching, which is why now is more important than ever to volunteer your time on a South African animal reserve.

As a volunteer, you have a great opportunity before you. Choosing an accredited tourism company to facilitate your trip to South Africa can help you maximize your experience as a volunteer. By partnering with a company that has made eco-friendly volunteer possible in this particular country, you can make sure your efforts genuinely go towards animal welfare efforts. Continue reading “Make Change Happen In South Africa”

March 29, 2015August 26, 2015

Wistman’s Wood, enchanted forest in southern England

Wistman’s Wood area is small and remote ancient forests in the region of Dartmoor, in southern England. It is a leafy forest and wetland, the last survivor of a large wooded area covering the South of the country thousands of years ago. A jewel of ancient oaks and beautiful birds that make you dream. If there are goblins, fairies and elves is no doubt that living in this forest!

Trees of Wistman’s Wood are very old and their trunks twisted because of the weather. Their branches and wind are tied creating fantastic shapes. A ground layer of moss is very often and breathes the wonderful smell of damp earth, while our ears are filled with mysterious sounds. This is the adventure living who goes into this forest. Continue reading “Wistman’s Wood, enchanted forest in southern England”

March 26, 2015August 26, 2015

Spring on Lake Constance, in the gardens of the Mainau island

Walking in the countryside, take a boat trip, walk through squares and historic buildings, and enjoy watching the sunset and the landscapes between water and mountains. The international region of Lake Constance (Bodensee in German) is a paradise for nature lovers, sports and culture. With good weather, then, multiply the reasons to visit this region, nestled between southern Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Liechtenstein.

Take for example the Mainau island, the island that lies in Lake Constance, in the German part of the lake, in the north-west which is also called Lake Uberlingen. An island easy to reach as it is connected to the southern shore of the lake via a bridge, a popular tourist destination, thanks to the mild climate of the lake allowed the creation of beautiful gardens (the island is also a tropical greenhouse with many species of butterflies). Continue reading “Spring on Lake Constance, in the gardens of the Mainau island”

March 22, 2015May 10, 2021

Caribbean: The Corn Islands in Nicaragua

Strange thing for Nicaragua, was in Central America where Spanish is spoken, the official name of the two islands is in English: Big Corn Island and Little Corn Island. It ‘a reminder of the time, between the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the two islands were part of the British protectorate of the Mosquito Coast, the coast of mosquitoes. Many mosquitoes and many pirates, who came here to hide.

Tourism here has developed mainly thanks to fans of diving, happy to swim in the crystal clear waters of the coral reef that surrounds the islands, particularly rich in fish. Among the marine inhabitants of these seas, manta rays, hammerhead sharks, nurse sharks and turtles. Continue reading “Caribbean: The Corn Islands in Nicaragua”

March 20, 2015August 2, 2015

Singapore: Keong Saik Road

Keong Saik Road is a one-way street that is located in Singapore’s Chinatown. The road connects New Bridge Road to Neil Road, and is intersected by Kreta Ayer Road. Just to give as a road reference. The street is named after a Chinese businessman from the early twentieth century, in memory of his contribution to the Chinese community.

Around the years’ 60 Keong Saik Road became a major red-light district, with a high concentration of brothels which were in the three-story space in buildings that run all the way. As expected, these brothels were managed by Sio Loh Kuan, a secret criminal society that operated in Singapore. Continue reading “Singapore: Keong Saik Road”

March 16, 2015August 2, 2015

Great scenic drives, the Gotthard Pass in Switzerland

Among the most dangerous roads in the world there is the Stelvio Pass, among the finest in the world, there is also the Irish Causeway Coastal Route.

And while we wait for the ranking of the best scenic 10 odd roads in the world, here we mention the Ring of Kerry, in Ireland, the Serra do Rio do Rastro in Brazil, the Stuart Highway in Australia, the Route 66 in the USA (of course), and the Gotthard pass, which in terms of spectacle does not have much to envy to other roads. Continue reading “Great scenic drives, the Gotthard Pass in Switzerland”