Tiger Safari

March 5, 2009 by admin  
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Tiger

If you have ever wanted to see a tiger in the wild, a Tiger Safari in India is a must. The national parks in India are superb areas to witness these beautiful creatures in their natural environment.

Ranthambore National Park has over 300 kilometres of tracks and roadways where tigers can often be seen walking. The tigers often have soft padded feet so prefer to walk along the roads. Enjoying a safari in the national parks will ensure that visitors get a good chance of seeing these animals in the wild. The professional guides often know where tigers will be; whether walking, drinking or playing with their cubs. Patience is a virtue in the wild, and if you do not mind sitting quiet and patiently waiting, chances are that you will see one of the amazing tigers in India’s wild.

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Get Up Close to the Oldest Cultures

January 30, 2009 by admin  
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india.jpgTravelling shouldn’t be all about visiting the most expensive and farthest place you can afford. It should also be a trip in which you explore new cultures and places. Often people who want to explore and look into ancient cultures either go to India or into the heart of Africa. India is an excellent place to visit it is home to over two billion people many of whom spend their live in poverty. However apart from that the Hindu culture is over a thousand years old and many of their customs date back to when Hinduism was originally founded.

Many of the temples and shrines are over a thousand years old and tell the tale of how the Indian culture evolved over the centuries which saw various kings comes and go. The best thing about India is you can actually find information and facts that date back to every point in India’s history. Starting from the brilliant Taj Mahal that tells the tale of the mogul rule in India to the latest technological boom in the form of technology parks and markets. Many of the streets in India date back to the time of the mughal empire which makes India a great place to visit.

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Cruise Vacations for the Family on Christmas

November 12, 2008 by admin  
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Most people would think vacations are not appropriate to enjoy when the economy is down. But what is life without enjoyment? Parents and children are all busy on working and studying for the whole year of 2008. Everyone in the family is living in the same house but they couldn’t see enough of one another. Do not let the weak dollar further weaken your relationship with each member of the family. Take a vacation with all your loved ones, and with relatives and friends, too.

To ensure that you get more of both quantity and quality time for family bonding moments, and keep everyone underneath one roof, book for a cruise tour vacation for this Christmas. Most cruise liners offer a wide range of exciting options and destinations.

You and your family will surely enjoy creating crafts as gifts in the facilities provided by the liner for group activities. The ambience is definitely Christmasy. People will be singing Christmas carols. The dining rooms will be serving holiday dishes. And last, but not the least, a Santa Claus will be there to give gifts to everyone, old and young.

You can browse travel websites across the Internet or you could just pick one of the great cruise vacation ideas from the list below.

1. Disney Cruise Liners. Your kids would be ecstatic once they knew about the Disney Cruise Vacation. Unfortunately, the Disney Cruise Liners offer only one option and/or destination: the Caribbean cruises, which last for 10 days after departure from Port Canaveral, Florida.
2. Holland America Cruise Liners. If you and your family really loved celebrating a white Christmas every year, you’d not feel homesick while cruising throughout Antarctica. If you’re feeling adventurous and would like to have a tan during Christmas, try the other cruise destinations at Mexico, Australia, and the Caribbean.
3. Princess Cruise Liners. These ships that are beautifully and colorfully decorated for Christmas has a Santa Claus who will keep the kids happy all the way to the Caribbean, the South Pacific, New Zealand, and Australia.
4. Norwegian Cruise Liners. These cruise liners are well-prepared and have complete facilities to give the passengers all the comfort and enjoyment in the world while cruising. A multitude options for destinations include South America, Mexican Riviera, Hawaii, and the Caribbean. Departure ports are from Charleston, Miami, New York, New Orleans, and Houston.

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10 Travel Tips for Women

October 30, 2008 by admin  
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Women travelers are common nowadays. Some societies outside the US are still dominated by males so single female travelers are sometimes met with more attention than they should. These travel tips could ensure comfort and safety to women.

1. Avoid traveling alone. Go with some friends and relatives.
2. Include a small sewing kit and first aid kit in your luggage. Make sure that you have extra buttons and indigestion tablets.
3. Stay in hotels that give good service and security. Choose accommodations that are located in well-lighted and easily accessible areas. Acquire a list of telephone numbers of the local police, hospital, and fire station for emergency.
4. Divide your monies and place them in pockets of your different bags. For safety measure, have your passport and other important documents photocopied, and also put them in separate pockets.
5. Always carry a roll of toilet paper or a box of tissues inside your bag. Some public toilets are not hygienic in other parts of the world.
6. Females going alone to bars or pubs are sometimes mistaken for hookers. Go with an escort or with a group.
7. Avoid making smiling or accepting drinks from strange men. Even a simple eye contact may appear like an invitation to some males.
8. Wear a poker face whenever witnessing different practice from different culture. Do not show your dismay or distaste when you see male foreigners start acting chivalrously or chauvinist-like, especially in public.
1864212_2151faccc0.jpg9. Dress like the locals do, as much as possible. Otherwise, you’ll always stick out like a sore thumb. But if jeans and t-shirt were accepted, dress casually so you’ll be comfortable.
10. Do not let traveling ruin your diet. When you go to parties, bring a clutch bag instead of a shoulder bag. You cannot over-eat because you cannot carry a plate and a glass in one hand. Eat more fresh fruits and drink lots of water.

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