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Juliali39 says:
This is a park that actually has an obstacle course thru a jungle! It is high adventure and not for the weak at heart! You begin at the main office where you are transported via a shuttle bus up to the jungle. This is also the last place for a "western style" toilet, after that it is just "squatt…
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thenewextrememimi says:
I really liked this place-- good food, convenient location, helpful patrons, friendly service and booze. Apparently, it serves American food, but my eye went straight to the list of specials on the wall, where they list a plethora of yummy local foods, including fresh fish and even alligator.
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stevebor1 says:
One of the best activities we did in Jaco was the motocycle off road tour. The guides were great and took us on a more advacnced route because we all we familiar with riding bikes. The scene was beautiful and mixed with small villages, green mountainous regions, jungles and of course a nice stop at …
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slave2dafunk says:
There are many elephant camps in Thailand, especially in the north around Chiang Mai. Many are no more than glorified circuses and petting zoos. The government sanctioned Lampang Thai Elephant Conservation Center is a refreshing exception to this trend. The center is set in the verdant jungle at Km.…
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brentroman says:
This place is Amazing!!!
If you get a chance to go, you should.
Now getting there?....well, its a little more than "off the beaten path"
Why?
Because it is literally in the middle of the jungle!!!!
Someone had the idea to make this bar/nightclub in the middle of the jungle in Belo Horizante.
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iguanamom says:
Our stay with Sheila and Rusty felt like a home away from home. They treated us like family! They have a lovely lodge and went out of their way many times to make sure we were accomodated and happy. Sheila is a great cook and we were fed well the whole time. The grounds are wonderful to walk around …
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beckywicks says:
We chose Temple Tiger after reading that the food was really bad at Gaida Lodge but ironically, after lunch at Temple Tiger one day last week I came down with sickness and.. the other thing... for 12 hours solid. Not that solid is a word I could have used at the time. Still, no one else in my group …
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geokid says:
Xlapak "Old wall' is a small Maya ruin located 16 miles southeast of Uxmal. It is 3 miles west of Highway 261 on Route 31. Xlapak is between Sayil to the east and Labna to the west. There was a number of handcraft vendors at the entrance to Xlapak the last time I visited. Many good quality carvings …
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thenewextrememimi says:
Iquitos is the place to book various jungle lodges, which will allow you to stay in the Amazon and see the jungle close up. There are various lodges to choose from. The more luxury choices are the Explorama lodges, which have the canopy tour and I think one of them even has a water slide. We went wi…
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Rejeki says:
Kalimantan is a fascinating land of intriguing history and traditional villages, with a wealth of ecological and cultural treasures that survive deep within the rainforest jungle of Indonesia’s largest island. With its legacy of Chinese, Malay, Hindu, Muslim, and Dutch influences, we discover a vi…
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ottielisa says:
I love this hotel!!! its in the full nature of mexicans jungle!!!
3 km away from the old maya ruins. A bungalow hotel with kinda big rooms(big enough for 4 ppl) with view into the jungel and tonnes of different animals around you all night!:D
The pool area is in the middle of palms and flowers and…
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judithvanderwerf says:
In October 2005 we spent a week at Coco Beach Island Resort at Mindoro Island, Philippines. A beautiful and laid back resort with huts made of natural materials like bamboo and nipa. No hot water for a shower but as it's very hot anyway it's a nice way to cool off (for 5 minutes...). And that´s the…
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alyssa_ob says:
I can't say enough good things about our experience here. We were picked up from the airport by our guide and then brought to the lodge via a 1.5 hour boat ride up the Tambopata River. On the boat ride, we were given warm boxed lunches while our guide talked about the rainforest and pointed out wi…
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viktosha says:
Summer the year round! In territory 11 thousand sq.m. 11 water attractions for adults and children, 7 pools, including sports pool for navigation and the wave pool simulating the present sea waves, hydromassage pool are located, get also the rivers.
Also in territory the restaurant, 3 bars, 2 sa…
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Carol60 says:
When I look for a hotel, my first priority is that the room have some outside access, like a porch, lanai, or patio. After a day of sightseeing I want to relax at my hotel, yet still enjoy the outdoors. Shelter From the Storm provided the most wonderful outdoor access I have ever found in 40 years…
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fran2011 says:
This amazing attraction is the world's biggest radio-telescope. It is located near the big coastal town of Arecibo, in north-central Puerto Rico. As it is located in the midst of the jungle, it has a peculiar touch. The site consists of three huge towers forming a triangular shape with cables runnin…
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Vlindeke says:
The last 4 days of a marvellous Peru trip we stayed in the Peruvian jungle: Refugio Amazonas Lodge (La Joya km. 5 s/n Puerto Maldonado).
From the airport of Puerto Maldonado it takes 5 minutes to get to the office of the lodge (drinks and ice cream are provided!), there you can repack your stuff…
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joshadell says:
The statues outside the Hotel Xibalba really helped to set the mood for a day of siteseeing at the ruins. Inside the lobby, there are fullsize replicas of Mayan stelas and frescos.
Rooms are large and comfortable; single or doubles are available for 350 pesos (about $35 USD). There is also a la…
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geokid says:
Kabah "strong hand" (also spelled Kabaah, Kabáh, Kahbah and Kaba)is a Puuc Maya site on Highway 261, about 90 miles southwest of Mérida in Yucatan State. Ruins extend for a considerable distance on both sides of the highway. Most of the more distant structures are little visited, and some are stil…
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Thaijim says:
Had enough of the beach & want to cool down?
Need some excercise?
... well head up to the "jungle"! & visit one of the several Water falls on the Island of Samui...
The Secret Falls are not the largest waterfall on Samui, but a nice way to spend a hot afternoon.. it's about 5 to 10 c cool…
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DHaworth says:
celestun, Mexico was a great experience. To boat on the open waters and see amazing birds, alligators, and much more all in the wild. Most people travel to Celestun to see the flamingos. A bit of advice. The girl at the ticket gate will tell you that if you want to see the flamingos that you need to…
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hannajax says:
I traveled with Princess Cruises on two seperate days. Crucero Princesa www.crucerosprincesa.com.mx cruises are day cruises fit for groups of a hundred that want the opportunity to see a lot of vallarta and its surrounding villages, as well as learn the history and drink as much cerv…
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megalomanic says:
Located just a little way outside of Perth's CBD, this little bar is hugely popular with the after-work-drinks set, and is completely packed out on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights.
It's small; on and a bit rooms to be exact, with a people capacity of about 100 tops, so it's certainly what o…
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DHaworth says:
Hacienda Uxmal is locate across the street from the Uxmal Mayan ruins. It is the real Yucatan. The person who works the front desk Luis is a perfect gentleman, and sometimes you can hire him to take you into the town of Muna for shopping or just going to church. The rooms are typical yucatan style. …
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_jade_ says:
Go with a friend or your better half, take the cable railway (teleferico) in Paral.lel all the way up to Parc de Montjuïc and walk to the Jardins Joan Brossa. Now it's time to remove your clothes, take a huge leaf to cover yourself (or not) and recreate your own Tarzan and Jane. Be careful not to s…
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geokid says:
Sayil a small Puuc Classic Maya site is located 2 miles south of Kabah on the Puuc Route, just 2 miles east of Route 261 at Latitude 20° 14' 0" North, by Longitude 89° 39' 0" West. on any of these structures. Sayil is located amongst small hills. It was first occupied prior to 250 AD, monumental b…
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kami_lynn says:
I think the best snorkeling spot on Maui is Honolua Bay. This is just north of Kaanapali a little bit. It is kind of a hidden spot, and you have to leave your car parked up by the road and walk down, so don't bring any valuables. It's the rockiest beach in Maui though, so don't expect to be able to …
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Globevoyager says:
The jungle is always recommended to go to, because there is so much variety of wildlife and green. You need days of exploring it all and probably then there is still much unseen.
In Kakum National Park, in the south of Ghana, are many things to do. One is the Canopy Walk. You need to arrange a guid…
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tvillingmarit says:
Sepilok Jungle Resort is lokated in more than 8 thousand acres of tropical rain forest in Sandakan, Sabah, Malaysian Borneo and is just less than 5 minutes walk from the world renowened Sepilok Orang Utan Sanctuary.
This resort provides great spots for bird watching enthusiasts. It is set admist a…
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alyssa_ob says:
The Rainforest Cafe is a fun themed restaurant filled with jungle plants and animals and salt water fish aquariums. Every half hour, it "storms" with thunder and lightning in the restaurant. There is plenty to look at while you wait for your food.
I met Irene from Travbuddy (irenchen) as she w…
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