Kerala is the perfect eco-tourism destination with all its greenery and natural beauty. Eco tourism is defined as ecologically sensitive tourism in harmony with nature. In the process making the tourists aware of the protective, productive and regulatory functions of the forests. For tourists, being on an eco tourism holiday means making an effort not [...]
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Fishing in Panama
July 12th, 2009 by Panama Expat
Fishing is a truly global form of recreation. You can do it nearly anywhere there’s water. Nevertheless, there’s a world of difference between dipping your line over the bridge at the local river and enjoying a truly great fishing destination. Panama is one of these. No other country puts so many fishing opportunities at a tourist’s fingertips.
Three Tips for Hiking Survival
June 17th, 2009 by Panama Expat
So you just want to go for a short hike in the woods and really don’t expect to be gone long at all.
Well unless you only go about 100 yards from your car or house or whatever your home base happens to be, you should consider these 3 tips as important for your hiking survival.
Eco Travel to Bocas Del Toro in Panama
May 22nd, 2009 by Panama Expat
Travel to the most pristine beaches, the most diverse rainforests, and the most fragile ecosystems in the world should be low-impact. We want to enjoy the treasures that this world has to offer, but we want to ensure that they remain as untouched and unaffected by our presence as possible. There are few places remaining in the world that offer unspoiled nature, and eco travel seeks to maintain and preserve them while empowering the surrounding communities. Ecotourism is far from the cause of environmental issues in these beautiful areas; in fact, it is the solution to keeping them pristine and unsullied.
Outdoor Footwear Overview – Hiking Boots and Shoes
May 11th, 2009 by Panama Expat
Outdoor footwear overview – boots, shoes, sandals
Trek in Style With Trekking Bikes
April 4th, 2009 by Panama Expat
Those with no knowledge about bicycles would think that a plain, conventional bicycle is the best choice. They would prefer the ones with the shiny handles and no mudguards than the ones with mudguards and other accessories but without the shine. That is the wrong impression since those extra parts actually mean comfort and protection both for the rider and the bicycle itself.
