Category Archives: Adventurer Traveler

The Silk Road Revisited: Ancient Trade Routes – The Sage Road, an ancient system of trade routes, is a huge corridor in human history, facilitating not only the exchange of goods, but also the convergence of cultures, ideas and technologies between East and West. This legendary route stretched from China to the Mediterranean Sea, influencing many civilizations along the way.

The term “Skyway” was coined by the German geographer Ferdinand von Richthofen in the 19th century, but the routes themselves were used centuries earlier. These roads originated during the Han Dynasty in the 130s BC, when Emperor Wu wanted to secure allies and open canals for trade.

The Silk Road Revisited: Ancient Trade Routes

As the name suggests, silk was one of the main commodities transported in these areas, but it was not the only commodity. Spices, grains, fruits, precious stones, metals, and even animals were traded along the Silk … Read the rest

The Traveler’s Guide To Extreme Locations – The Situation: Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the small Caucasus nation of Armenia has often been embroiled in conflict. Armenia’s Nagorno-Karabakh war, a 1,700-square-kilometer conflict with Azerbaijan, ended with a ceasefire in 1994, leaving Armenia technically in control of what is now ethnic Armenian territory. a self-proclaimed, often unrecognized Republican. Despite occasional skirmishes along the Karabakh border, Armenia today boasts a safe and growing tourist infrastructure, mostly family-run B&Bs and agritourism-style lodges, that allow visitors to experience the country’s stunning and often underreported natural and architectural beauty. .

Why you should go now: Few people know that in 301, Armenia was the first country in the world to adopt Christianity as its state religion. Armenia’s ancient temples are numerous ruins nestling in the green canyons and mountain passes of the countryside. – among the best preserved in the world. While most … Read the rest

Trekking The Himalayas: Roof Of The World – A land of rugged mountains, serene landscapes and rich cultural heritage, Nepal is a beacon for trekkers and adventurers around the world. Tucked away in the Himalayas, this enchanting country offers an unparalleled trekking experience that combines breathtaking views, cultural encounters and the thrill of conquering challenging trails. Join us on an exciting journey as we reveal the beauty, diversity and significance of trekking in Nepal.

The Himalayas, with their towering peaks and majestic beauty, form the backdrop to Nepal’s appeal. We delve into the geological and geographical wonders that shaped these mountains and explore the significance of Nepal’s location in this stunning area. From the iconic Mount Everest to lesser-known gems like Annapurna and Langtang, we showcase the unparalleled Himalayan splendor that awaits trekkers.

Trekking The Himalayas: Roof Of The World

Nepal offers a multitude of hiking trails to suit different … Read the rest

Legends Of The Lost World: A Traveler’s Guide – Was a 1974-1977 NBC Saturday morning Science Fiction children’s program created by Sid and Marty Krofft, Allan Foshko, and an uncredited David Gerrold, and produced by Sid and Marty Krofft Productions. A small family of foreign taste is introduced into the Lost World which appears to be some kind of simulation of “Hollow Earth”, but later translated as a universe. The Land of the Lost is a tropical forest that is home to many species that have long since disappeared from the face of the earth including a fun family of hominids and many large and dangerous dinosaurs. And in a ruined ancient city, they find a race of insects-moi and light called “Sleestaks” by a mysterious message written in English on a wall near its entrance.

The Marshall family must make their home in the midst of this strange landscape … Read the rest

Snow And Ice: Arctic And Antarctic Expeditions – Embark on the ultimate odyssey – a pole-to-pole voyage from the Arctic to Antarctica – guided by the expertise that comes from almost 125 years of expedition cruising.

There is nothing ordinary about our pole-to-pole expedition cruises. They can be as unpredictable as a breaching whale – and full of surprises. Feel with all your senses the diversity and beauty of our world as you cruise across the hemisphere. We have pioneered exploration and learning since our first expedition cruise in 1896. Now, set sail with us and explore alongside contemporary scientists and explorers who will help you discover the humble diversity of our precious planet as it unfolds, one line of latitude at a time. You’ll never see the world the same way again.

Snow And Ice: Arctic And Antarctic Expeditions

While the world you sail through is full of adventure, … Read the rest

Across The Sahara: A Desert Adventure – The Moroccan Sahara Desert is one of the most impressive natural wonders of the world. This vast and arid landscape offers a range of unforgettable experiences, from camel trekking over sand dunes to sleeping under a blanket of stars in a traditional Berber tent. The stark beauty of the desert is truly stunning, with towering sand dunes that stretch as far as the eye can see and a tranquility that is hard to find anywhere else. With its unique blend of culture, history and natural beauty, the Sahara desert is a must-visit destination for all travelers seeking an adventure of a lifetime.

Go on a Moroccan Sahara desert tour and discover its fascinating beauty! From dunes of golden sand to an endless night sky full of stars, camels roaming through the landscape – a visit to Morocco is an unforgettable experience. Capture that … Read the rest

Following The Footsteps Of Pioneers – (Photo by Kaylin Larsen) Jared Wallace (left) helps his pioneer family pull a handcart across Big Creek in Clay Elm during the Pioneer Westward Trek reenactment July 19-22.

Grays Harbor area members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints recently completed their second Mormon Pioneer Westward Trek reenactment. The event aims to educate young people about the trials Mormon pioneers experienced when making their way to the Salt Lake Valley in the mid-1800s.

Following The Footsteps Of Pioneers

“These pioneers walked more than a thousand miles in heat and cold; Through mud, sand, and sometimes snow,” said stake president Russ Larson. “They faced trials that required great faith and perseverance.”

Historic Trails: Following In The Footsteps Of Explorers And Pioneers

Trek director Juliana Wallace noted in an email that many of the pioneers are young. The trek is an opportunity for … Read the rest

The Volcano Explorer: Fire And Ash – An intrepid volcano explorer wearing fire-proof underwear reveals he almost burned alive in the cauldron of a lava lake.

Stunning images offer a glimpse into the life of Marc Szeglat, 50, from Oberhausen Germany, who travels the world climbing the largest and most terrifying volcanoes on the planet.

The Volcano Explorer: Fire And Ash

This year, Mark ventured to southern Italy where he flew a drone camera over Mount Etna and Stromboli – two of the most active volcanoes in Europe.

Volcanoes: Oxford Exhibition Gives The Fiery Inside Story

But the adventurer does not always keep a safe distance from the deadly eruptions, revealing to the Sun Online that he was almost melted alive while climbing Erta Alé in Ethiopia in 2002.

He said: “A friend and I went down with a rope to collect a sample of a lava sample from a … Read the rest