Trav3l & Tours

The Blue Mosque is renowned for its decorative elements and decoration with blue tiles.its a reminder of Ottoman architecture.anyone travelling to Istanbul must visit and see the beautiful decorations in inside. Our knowledgeable tour guide Ash made it more meaningful due to her style of narrating the history of Ottoman sultans.  

The international ecotourism society executive director introduction and the details of ecotourism  Ecotourism is an important concept for several reasons: Environmental Conservation : Ecotourism promotes the protection and preservation of natural environments, wildlife habitats, and biodiversity. By encouraging responsible travel to fragile, pristine, and usually protected areas, ecotourism provides financial incentives for local communities and governments to conserve these valuable resources. Economic Benefits: Ecotourism can be a significant source of revenue for developing countries, as well as for local communities. It creates employment opportunities in areas such as tour guiding, hospitality, and the production and sale of locally made goods. This can help alleviate poverty and provide sustainable economic development. Cultural Preservation : Ecotourism often involves interacting with local communities and learning about their traditions, customs, and way of life. This hel...

Here is a summary of the key information about the forest, lake, and plants/herbs found in the Duliti region of Tanzania: Forest and Lake Duliti, Tanzania: The Duliti region is located in western Tanzania, near Lake Tanganyika. It contains a diverse forested area surrounding a freshwater lake called Lake Duliti. The forest is home to a wide variety of tree species, many of which have traditional medicinal and culinary uses. Plants, Herbs, and Spices: Common tree species in the Duliti forest include: Acacia trees, used for timber and traditional medicines Baobab trees, with edible fruit and leaves used in herbal remedies Prunus africana, the bark of which is used to treat various ailments The forest also contains many medicinal herbs and spices, such as: Moringa oleifera, the leaves and pods of which have nutritional and medicinal properties Cinnamon trees, cultivated for their aromatic bark Turmeric, grown for its rhizomes used as a spice and in traditional medicine Traditional Medicin...

Famous Malaysian places to visit : Petronas Twin Towers. This is popular for being the tallest twin tower in the world. ... Malaysia has a multicultural with heritage ,rain forests and beautiful beaches . It has four UNESCO-designated World Heritage Sites. These include the Lenggong Valley, an archaeological heritage site worth mentioning, George Town and Melaka's beautiful cities, Kinabalu Park, and Gunung Mulu National Park Aquaria KL CC. This happens to be the largest aquarium in the world. ... Bako National Park. ... Lost World of Tambun. ... Langkawi Island. ... Mount Kinabalu. ... Kilim Karst Geoforest Park. ... Turtle Sanctuary Beach. The best time to visit Malaysia is from April to October for the east coast and from December to March in the west coast . Malaysia is a country that sits close to the equator, making it hot, humid and pretty wet most of the year.

  Elephants facts They're the world's largest land animal.one can tell the three species apart by their ears. Their trunks have mad skills. Their tusks are actually teeth. They've got thick skin. Elephants are constantly eating. They communicate through vibrations. Elephants are the largest land mammals on earth and have distinctly massive bodies, large ears, and long trunks. They use their trunks to pick up objects, trumpet warnings, greet other elephants, or suck up water for drinking or bathing What do elephants symbolize? Elephants are a sacred symbol in Hindu and Buddhist religions, representing loyalty, power, wisdom, and fertility. Elephants are associated with water and rainfalls, and the shape, size, and color of their bodies are said to be symbols of clouds. One characteristic that is really apparent with elephants—and with many other species—is that they can exude a wide variety of personalities. They can be bold or shy ,laid back or short-tempered .Mother are...

This is the welcome we got when we reached the Tarangire national park Tanzania.The most common animals found in this park are the Abyssinian black and white colobus monkeys, the Vervet monkeys plus big five. The largest of the five countries, Tanzania, is richest in primate species (27) and subspecies (28). Things to do and dont to monkeys *Do not irritate or tease the monkeys. Leave them alone and they will leave you alone. Be light footed while passing through a monkey group i.e. Do not run. *Staring at monkeys (and apes as well) is taken as a sign of aggressive intent. Monkeys will reach behind them for the nearest throwaway substance and you won't like it when they pelt you with it. You might almost say you would get skunked. *Mothers are very protected towards their little ones . *Female group together to bring up the babies *Firecrackers, gunshots, and other loud noises are good measures to scare off monkeys. big enemies are : Lions. Big cats like lions and tigers may pref...

  The Great Wildebeest Migration The wildebeest (also known as the gnu) is a large antelope species that is native to eastern and southern Africa. One of the most notable natural phenomena involving wildebeests is the annual migration that takes place in the Serengeti ecosystem, which spans parts of Tanzania and Kenya. The Serengeti wildebeest migration is considered one of the largest animal migrations in the world. Each year, over 1.5 million wildebeests, along with hundreds of thousands of zebras and gazelles, migrate in a circular pattern across the Serengeti and Masai Mara ecosystems in search of fresh grazing and water. The migration in Tanzania typically follows this general pattern: Around November to December, the wildebeests gather in the southern Serengeti Plains to give birth to their young. This is a crucial time as the newborn calves need to be strong enough to make the grueling migration. In April to May, as the dry season approaches, the massive herd begins movin...