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Ananda Spa, Northern India – August 2007

August 1, 2007 by Dave2 Comments

The Ananda Spa located in the Himalayan Foothills of northern India is a world-class Destination Spa - often said to be one of the best spa's in the world. Looking for some high-class pampering at expensive prices? This is the spa for you. Ananda is located about 260 KM's north of bustling New Delhi in the less smoggy foothills of the Himalayas - and once you arrive it is worlds apart from that chaotic city. It sits on site of a former … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Highlight of the Month · Tagged: Art, Himalayas, India, Spa

Mendoza, Argentina

by Dave · 3 Comments

Mendoza has a population of about 1 million people. The city is located in a large desert valley next to the great Andes mountains, whose peaks dominate the skyline from the outside of the city. The valley here is truly desert, once you are outside of Mendoza one quickly sees the native vegetation is similar to desert scenery. However, there is plenty of water in the region as the great Andes are Mendoza's neighbor. A large drinking water … [Read more...]

Mendoza, Argentina – Andes Tours

by Dave · Leave a Comment

The Andes, the world's second greatest mountain range dominates the landscape outside of Mendoza. One can be within these mountains with about an hours drive from the central part of Mendoza. Numerous tourist agencies offering trekking trips ranging from 1 to 12+ days. In addition consider driving high into the Andes, which is less rigorous then trekking, but still an invigorating way to see these great mountains. We used the following two … [Read more...]

The Ultimate 2007 Top 10 Travel To Do List Share

January 30, 2007 by DaveLeave a Comment

(Santa Monica, CA) The annual year end polls have been tallied. All the magazine reader surveys conducted. And the hottest travel blog's have been monitored and the results for the Ultimate 2007 Top 10 Travel To Do List are in! Here's the Top 10 things that travelers want to do in 2007: 10. Independent travelers want real in 2007! They want to participate in real and authentic adventures--they want to trust strangers in strange lands! 9. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Press Releases · Tagged: Amazing Race, Angkor Wat, China, Culture, Drinking, Great Barrier Reef, Himalayas, India, Italy, Machu Picchu, Markets, Santa Monica, Scavenger Hunt, Shopping Mall, Travel Blogging, Victoria Falls

East Timor: A Diamond in the Rough!

February 5, 2006 by Wyant M. LautermanLeave a Comment

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A diamond in the rough has been a term used recently to describe scuba diving in East Timor; the newest nation in the world. Located in the Southeast end of the Indonesian Archipelago, East Timor, commonly referred to as ET, has some spectacular diving to offer those adventurous souls in search of something new and different. In 1999 the world became much more aware of East Timor as civil unrest broke out after a referendum vote for … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Airline, Airport, Animal Rescue, Australia, Beach, California, Caves, Cruising, Drinking, Expatriate, Food and Wine, Helicopter, Himalayas, Indonesia, Music, Passport, Photography, Pizza, Resort, Restaurants

Annapurna Circuit

February 5, 2006 by Patrick WatsonLeave a Comment

I'd always fancied myself as a bit of an outdoors-type, and what better way to prove it than a trek through the Himalayas. "Why would I want to walk for that long?" said a startled friend when I asked if he wanted to come along. Obviously he hadn't pictured it in his mind like I had. There it was; snow-capped peaks looming over pine-forests, twinkling stars dancing across the dark Northern skies, Tibetan prayer flags fluttering in the wind, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Bus Travel, Culture, Dancing, Drinking, Everest, Fashion, Festival, Glacier, Himalayas, Montreal, Mountain Climbing, National Park, Nepal, Shopping Mall, Trekking, Village, Walking tour

Huaraz, Peru – Ishinca Trek

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During several attempts to climb Ishinca & Toclaraju Dave used Enrique Expeditions, based in Huaraz - as well as a number of guides who for the most part spoke primarily Spanish with only a few words of English. Spanish was the primary language we used when climbing. Guides Francisco and Julio have both been guiding in the mountains for many years - each man has significant experience climbing. Julio has reached the summit of Huascaran (the … [Read more...]

New Zealand, South Island – Mt. Cook

by Dave · 3 Comments

Mt Cook is by far one of the most impressive highlights of the South Island and New Zealand in general. A prominent peak with its jagged edges, angry looking glaciers and height, it towers above the nearby mountains. The beauty of this area is that you can experience to a small extent, what the Himalayas look like from only an elevation of about 500 meters. On clear days the panoramic vistas are absolutely stunning. Note that Mt. Cook is … [Read more...]

Kopan Monastery, Nepal – December 2003

December 1, 2003 by DaveLeave a Comment

Kopan Monastery Nepal - The Kopan Monastery is a very special place located in the terraced rice steppes just above the Kathmandu valley. The monastery is high enough in the foothills of the Himalayas that it can be seen for miles around. This active monastery is home to 360 monks and is a mecca for foreign visitors from around the world. Meditation and other courses are offered year round - full room and board provided at a reasonable cost. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Highlight of the Month · Tagged: Himalayas, Monks, Nepal

Bishop, CA – White Mountain Hike

by Dave · 2 Comments

White Mountain is one of 15 summits in California over 14,000 feet. Along with Shasta it is the only other 14,000+ mountain in California outside of the Sierra Nevada mountains. One of the oldest permanent settlements in North America was located 12,600 feet up one of the sides of White Mountain. This is the highest of the former permanent Indian settlements; there are several encampments slightly lower in elevation. The dirt White Mountain road … [Read more...]

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