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Best time to travel to Nepal and India

When choosing where to travel on your next big trip, it is always essential to research the best time to travel. If India and Nepal are on your radar for an upcoming tour, check out our recommendations below for the best time to visit these fascinating countries. Weather As the seventh largest country in the […]

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Overnight Camel ride in Jaisalmer

There is a lot more to India than just the typical Golden Triangle route, which of course is an epic tour on its own.  If you choose a tour that explores the Rajasthan area, then you will notice many visit Jaisalmer, and there is no denial why.  It is a very beautiful and historic city […]

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My Cambodia or Wat

One of the best things about traveling to a distant, exotic, foreign countries is meeting the  people who call those countries home. You can see different temples, shopping centers, restaurants or any kind of attractions in every country, but people are what really makes the difference. Cambodia didn’t disappoint – not with temples and definitely […]

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Spotting Rhino in Chitwan National Park

We had been canoeing in Chitwan National Park. We had just stepped out of the dugout canoe when we heard a shout. Our guide, Bishnu, came running out of the jungle to say that he had spotted our first rhino. The irony of the situation was not lost on me. Having spent weeks in eastern […]

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About the Caxirola

What is the Caxirola? The caxirola (pronounced cashy rolla ) is well-known by any South American football fan! And more loved than the dreaded vuvuzela. (Yes, that’s the instrument that sounds like a swarm of very angry bees). The caxirola was the official musical instrument for the 2014 World Cup. It was designed by Carlinhos […]

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Things to do in Manaus

The meeting of the waters A sight not to be missed from Manaus, the meeting of the waters is the point where the dark Rio Negro meets the sandy colours Amazon River. Along a stretch of the river, the colours muddy together to the point where you can see exactly where the waters mix. Visit […]

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Things to do in Recife

Recife, Brazil’s fifth largest city is located along the northern coast. This vibrant city has the old colonial charm, city vibe and laid back beach culture. Bridges and canals connect this city surrounded by water- hence known as “Venice of Brazil.” Visitors shouldn’t bypass the historical sites, art, beaches and of course, football of Recife. […]

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Things to do in Sao Paulo

Imagine the possibilities when visiting Sao Paulo- 110 museums, 240,000 stores, 200 helipads, 12,500 restaurants, 1,500 pizzerias, 70 nationalities and a population of almost 12 million. And over three football stadiums that sit 40,000 and more. Sao Paulo, the megalopolis city has always been the economic, sports and cultural center of Brazil. Nothing is stopping […]

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What you don’t know about Brazil

Yesterday it was announced that one in three people in the UK cannot place Brazil on a map. This is despite the football mad nation making up nearly half of the South American continent. With the kick-off of the World Cup now less than 36 hours away, Brazil is getting ready to have all eyes […]

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World Land Trust raises £1million for orangutans

The World Land Trust is an international conservation organisation that takes direct action to save rainforest and other biologically important lands. Since it was founded in 1989, it has helped local conservation organisations to purchase and protect over 400,000 acres of threatened habitats in Asia, Europe Central and South America. Tucan Travel has been working […]

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