Northern Norway is known for it´s Nordic Light, Midnight Sun, majestic mountains, arctic nature and exotic wildlife.
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Someone once said - "the coldest winter I ever had, was the summer in Norway!" This might be true, Norway is a winter destination, (even if it is very spectacular in the summer also). But anyway, we have listed 7 great picks for a real norwegian winter adventure!
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This is a short guide to amazing, but underrated destinations for freeride backcountry skiing in Europe. Our hope is that it might be an inspiration for your next travel. If you like putting on skins and walking up, this is for you.
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Whether you want peace and quiet or pulsating city life, Japan has got it all. This is the place to go if you want the ideal vacation where you leave with recharged batteries, and memories to last a lifetime.
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What kind of traveler are you? We have listed some great spots for three different kind of interests.
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Northern Norway is known for it´s Nordic Light, Midnight Sun, majestic mountains, arctic nature and exotic wildlife.
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The Atlantic Ocean Road opened in the late eighties and has by the Guardian been named the world´s most beautiful road trip.
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For a different surfing experience, head to Unstad Beach in Northern Norway. You should hurry up though, the number of tourists coming here each year is exploding.
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Kayaking In Norway should be on your bucket list. We have picked seven very special areas, for exploring Norway the Nanook way
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Bali is a dream destination. On one hand this small island paradise is packed with activities, fun and a place to meet interesting people. And on the other hand it´s perfect for those who need to wind down, practice yoga, meditate and get some rest.
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A visit to Nepal can change your life, and we want to help you pick the right trek. This list is not rated, or put in any specific order, since we just want to give you an objective description. All treks offers extraordinary views and and gets close to local culture.
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Gorillas are like a royal family. The largest and most powerful of the great apes. If you are lucky enough to visit them, you are only granted with a short audience. The meeting is on the gorillas premises, and the crew is watching you carefully. If you are one of the chosen, you will never forget the meeting.
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There are seven traditional routes to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro. The Umbwe route, Marangu Route, Machame route, Lemosho Route, Shira Route, Rongai Route and Northern Circuit. In this little guide you can find a short description of these routes and make a better choice the day you decide to conquer Africas highest mountain.
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Located in the Northeast of Africa, Ethiopia is mostly located at 2000-2500 metres above sea level, which gives it a considerably cooler climate than it´s neighbouring countries. Most of the region is mountainous, contrary to popular belief that it´s a dry desert landscape, and the high altitude takes the edge off the heat. In the evening you might feel like putting a sweater on and nights can get quite cold.
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Don´t forget to pack your hiking boots before visiting Te Waipounamu, the South Island of New Zealand. Often referred to as the Mainland, this island is a must for adventure travelers and will leave you with awesome memories and some pretty enviable Instagram photos.
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During the last few years, Sri Lanka has become an increasingly popular tourist destination. Since the civil war ended in 2009, the country has flourished and a wave of hotels, resorts, clubs, restaurants and shops has washed over the Southern part of this island country.
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Iceland had the world´s first female president and also the first openly gay head of government. It was the first country to legalize abortion and the ninth country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage with no members of Parliament voting against it. And it has been voted the best country in the world for gender equality. This is also a country where a vast part of the population believe in the existence of elves. If you want to visit a country where diversity is represented on a different level, go to The Land of Fire and Ice.
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The Irish culture is well known, but nothing is like experiencing it first hand. Dublin should be your starting point and you might as well embark on your journey with a pint of Gat (Guinness) at a traditional Irish pub.
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Nepal has a total of 11 national parks, 6 conservation areas and 2 wildlife preserves and these areas are all filled with exotic mammals, birds, butterflies, snakes, plants and flowers. This is the perfect country for the ultimate jungle experience.
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New Zealand is divided into two main islands. The South Island tends to steal much of the attention since it´s green landscapes and dramatic mountains are what we see pictured in tourist brochures. But that doesn´t mean the North Island, or Te Ika-a-Maui, is any less intriguing. This island holds most of New Zealand´s population, sandy beaches with blue-green waters, warmer weather and vibrant cities such as Auckland and Wellington.
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