North America
This August, Veracruz hosted the second annual Adventure Travel Mexico event for more than 500 attendees from around the world. I was invited to attend ATMEX 2013,This four-day event was followed by various FAM trips around the country, and was filled with inspiring sessions and networking with passionate travelers. Positives Sustainable adventure […]
I’m on my way to Veracruz, Mexico to attend ATMEX 2013 as a hosted media. It’s a long journey from India, but I’m excited to see different sceneries and experience outdoor activities! I’m not the most adventurous person (I’m secretly afraid of speed), but I enjoy being outside and try new things. It will
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Gray whales in the wild The best whale watching I’ve experienced so far happened in Adolfo Lopez Mateos in Baja California Sur last week. Town of Adolfo Lopez Mateos in the coast of Bahia Magdalena, which is located in the Municipality of Comondu, 40 minutes north of Ciudad Constitucion towards the Pacific,
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Sage Inn: Feel the Real New Mexico ✪Location: right near SITE Santa Fe, the art museum ✪Internet Access: Wi-Fi in the hostel. Works well in the room. ✪Room: the rooms are furnished with New Mexican style. Traditional rug on the wall, leather chairs and traditional style blanket… It was not spacious, but liked the character.
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During our Road Trip USA 2012, we drove 6,141 miles (9,883 kilometers) and passed thirteen states. I was trying to get all of the state signs, since, you know I’m a fan of the signs. Each state has really unique expression of their character. Some were really boring; I don’t know it’s the state or
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Living in the Sky City Along with the Taos Pueblo reservation, Acoma Pueblo Sky City was certainly one of the most interesting places in New Mexico. The name ‘Sky City’ comes from where they live; top of the 367ft high mesa. They managed to build the houses and the stairs on the top of the
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Diverse Flora of New Mexico New Mexico isn’t really an ideal place for the plants; at least that’s what I thought. There are several significantly rough geological features in New Mexico, for example, lava bed, sand dunes, 2000 m high mesa, and desert. What can grow here? However, I underrated the ability of nature, and
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The grand Road Trip USA 2012 came to the end! This trip started because of TBEX (Travel Bloggers Exchange, travel blogger conference) in Colorado. Stephen and I left Virginia on 9th of June, and came back 17th of July. The grand Road Trip USA 2011 during my first visit to the US was
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Have you been to adobe houses in Taos Pueblo? Adobe was a strange and new rod for me. ‘Adobe? Isn’t that the name of a company?’ was my first thought before I went to the adobe houses in Taos Pueblo. It’s the joy of being a second language speaker. adobe |əˈdōbē| noun a kind of
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Where do you go when you want to see the sand dunes? The Middle East or Africa? I thought so. But did you know, you can hike one in North America? True, in the Great Sand Dunes National Park in Colorado; where the highest sand dunes in the continent are. I have a thing for
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