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Product Praise: The GoGirl

Sorry fellows, but this Product Praise is just for the ladies. There's no real romantic way to describe this product, so I'll dive right into it. Put frankly, the GoGirl allows women to stand up while peeing. There have been a few of these types of products floating around for a while -- the FUD or female urination device -- but I think …
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Couple following Everest Base Camp trekking route near Dughla 4620m

Nepal's 10 Best Treks

Picture yourself taking a hiking adventure like no other, with incredible views of the Himalayans while also getting the chance to witness Buddhist monastery culture. Here are 10 of the best treks in Nepal.
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Enjoy game drives led by trained naturalist guides

Kenya’s Private Conservancies vs. National Parks: Which Safari Experience is Right for You?

Kenya offers some of the most spectacular safari experiences in Africa, with its vast national parks and exclusive private conservancies. While both provide incredible wildlife encounters, the choice between them depends on the type of safari experience you’re looking for. One of the key advantages of private conservancies is the ability to …
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School children eating breakfast

Why The Lost Girls Like Adventure Life

Bloggers and globe-trekkers, The Lost Girls talk with Adventure Life president, Brian Morgan, on travel's delicate two-way street between visitors and locals. "One of traveler's biggest responsibilities is to understand the local community, and one of the best ways to do this is to volunteer next to the people," says Brian. …
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Kapitan Khlebnikov breaking ice

On Toward the Falklands

Yesterday's attempt at the Shetland Islands was a bust, again due to weather. Winds were blowing hard, and word was that all the ships in the area that had planned similar visits canceled their trips as well. This meant that we immediately turned toward the Falkland Islands and have now been at sea for over 36 hours. Expected land arrival …
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Male Leopard in tree at Lower Zambezi National Park

Zambia

I had the opportunity to visit three incredible national parks in Zambia: Kafue, Lower Zambezi, and South Luangwa. All three were amazing! Read on to see what I found at each one.
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One of the hanging bridges in Selvatura Park

Costa Rica : A Journey to Pura Vida

Join me on the unforgettable days I had in Costa Rica, where I had the opportunity to immerse myself in its awe-inspiring scenery, remarkable biodiversity, and strong dedication to preserving the environment.
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So many things to see in India

2nd Trip Abroad + Solo Travel = India & Nepal

My daring young self ventured to India and Nepal for an exhilarating 2-month adventure!
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Angkor Wat, Cambodia

A Winter Break Getaway!

Taking advantage of a winter break to return to Asia.
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Posing again with Ida

Malaysia and Beyond

A year and a half adventure to experience some new and some old.
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Walking through the fields.

Returning to Thailand & Cambodia

A third trip back to two of my favorite destinations.
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Offerings at a Balinese temple

Bali & Lombok

Life in Indonesia
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Mom, How About Patagonia? A Plea to My Mom on Her Special Day

Dear Mom, I'll get right to the point. Today I'm using all tools at my disposal, including the Adventure Life blog, to appeal to you to finally take that mother-daughter trip with me to Patagonia. With Mother's Day approaching this weekend, I thought the timing was right -- thematically anyway. Also, you are probably wondering why the …
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4º DAY. ALCANTANI PASS

Tips To Help Avoid Altitude Sickness

Soroche, acute mountain sickness (AMS), altitude sickness -- whatever you call it, it does not discriminate. The simple fact is, the higher you go above sea level, the thinner the oxygen in your blood becomes. By 10,000 feet oxygen levels have gone from roughly 98% saturation to 89%. This catches many travelers off-guard; young, old, man, woman, …
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Just a comparison in size

The Small Ship Advantage

Learn the BIG differences of small ship expeditions compared to the huge, more traditional cruises. Fewer passengers means having the complete attention of the crew, personalized activities, and more time to really explore Alaska!
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Mendenhall Glacier with field of Fireweed in Juneau, Alaska

Wild Alaska!

Enter an untamed wilderness that allows opportunities to have up close experiences with the natural wonders of Alaska. Moose, caribou, brown & black bears, and bald eagles greet you as you explore by land. While cruising, keep an eye out for humpback whales, orcas, otters, and porpoises. Zodiac and kayak excursions give access to more …
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Bear sighting in Alaska

Wildlife of Alaska

Alaska's animals will be the stars of the show during your visit! Several species of bears and moose dominate the landscape, while seals and seabirds inhabit the coastlines. Whale watching is a major attraction, and you may even get a lucky glimpse of playful sea otters. Prepare yourself for a WILD experience!
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Galapagos tortoise, pencil

Galapagos Through the Eyes of an Artist, 2

Cataloging my second voyage to the Galapagos Islands, with art, photography, wildlife facts and travel tips!
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10 Adventures in Belize at the Hamanasi Dive & Adventure Resort

The eco-lodge in Belize offers incredible dive and snorkel experiences, nature and cave hikes, and learning about the Mayan culture.
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Pit stop

Patagonia Lowdown: Low Elevation South America Treks

Want to go hiking or trekking in South America but are scared away by the high altitudes of the towering Andes mountains? Then Patagonia may be the perfect spot for your next hiking trip as here you can access incredible Andean landscapes at near sea level.
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Jenny in front of our dome at Eco Camp

Best Ecolodges in Latin America

From Patagonia to Costa Rica, traveler, Shannon Beineke, weighs in on ecolodges and some of the best places to relax your head, take in remarkable surroundings and enjoy examples of effective ecotourism at work. By Shannon Beineke Ecotourism has skyrocketed in recent years. As a result, many lodges around the world are now claiming to be …
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Colorful handmade carpet in for the Guatemal Easter Festivals

Easter in Guatemala: The Legendary Carpets of Semana Santa in Antigua, Guatemala

Guatemala's Semana Santa -- the Easter Festival -- in the former colonial capital are beyond comparison to anything in the northern hemisphere. Along cobblestone streets, intricate carpets of colored sawdust are painstakingly laid down. Later, a solemn procession of Roman centurions march over the carpets, carrying an image of Christ on the …
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Tapati Festival on Easter Island

Tapati Festival is Uniquely Easter Island

During the Tapati Festival, the Rapanui (inhabitants of Easter Island) take part in this event meant to be an authentic celebration among the people, not a commercial tourist attraction. However, visitors are encouraged to observe and even participate as the entire island comes together in song and dance to celebrate.
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Sea Kayaking Trip in Costa Rica

A great introduction to a sea-kayaking trip through Costa Rica canals. Mangrove swamps are one of the richest natural environments in the world - in this clip alone you'll spot capuchin monkeys, toucans, a caiman, not to mention incredible flora. Mangroves are the only trees that thrive in salt water. If this video calls to your wanderlust …
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