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Amazon Venezuela Tours Video - 180,000 square kilometers, it offers enormous biological diversity, great natural beauty, and cultures unique in all the world. Majestic tropical jungles, grand and vast savannas, imposing mountains, tepuys , extensive rivers and impressive waterfalls; all these are found in this extraordinary region. The Venezuelan Amazon possesses a remarkable display of animal diversity: 190 mammal species, 674 species of birds, 300 reptile species, and 25 known families of fish. The variety of exotic and exuberant plant life is equally remarkable -- more than 5,000 botanical species. It forms a part of the South American Amazon, and as such is considered to be a biological reservoir of global importance, the region of the greatest biological diversity on the planet, where the quantity and variety of forest products is of incalculable benefit and commercial value. The State of Amazonas is characterized by important cultural diversity as well. 15 ethnic groups are represented, each possessing its own culture, language, architecture, traditions, cave drawings, ethnic writings and folklores. Much of this is expressed through dance, native songs and music performed with distinctive wind and percussion instruments. Incredible Amazon Venezuela Tours Video

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Chan chan Tours video The behemoth Chimú capital of Chan Chan is nearby, though little remains of what was once the largest adobe city in the world. Other Chimú sites bake in the surrounding desert, among them the immense and suitably impressive Moche Huacas del Sol y de la Luna (Temples of the Sun and Moon), which date back 1500 years. When you get yourself ancient-cultured out, the village of Huanchaco beckons with its sandy beach, respectable surf and a more contemporary interpretation of sun worship. Wonderful Chan chan Tours video

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Toronto Tours Video - Polite yet edgy, urban yet green: Toronto is one of those places where you can get it all. A cultural leader, Toronto has a thriving art community and food scene. And while you could spend weeks pinballing between Torontos urban virtues, its a green city too. Parks and natural spaces fill in city gaps, and public transport is top notch. Toronto is a city driven by the seasons. Dramatic shifts in weather elicit almost schizophrenic behavior from the locals. Washed-out by winter, reticent residents scuttle between doorways to stay out of the April wind -- spring here is far from frivolous. Come back in July and its a whole new ball game: patios overflow with laughing crowds, pubs heave and sway, people play in the parks and along the lakeshore till late. Humidity clogs the avenues and the streetlife hum approaches a roar. In October, Torontonians have a haunted look -- reddening maples bring a tight-lipped, melancholy realization that winter isnt far away. Spanked across the face by bitter February, locals head underground into the PATH network of subterranean walkways. Snowy streets are no place to be -- instead its galleries, coffee shops and cozy pubs. And of course, winter is hockey season! Amazing Toronto Tours Video!!!

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Russia Tourism - To get the most from Russia, head way off the beaten track. After taking in old favourites such as dynamic Moscow, historic St Petersburg and beautiful Lake Baikal, dive further and deeper into the largest country in the world. Visit the soft, golden sands of the old Prussian resort of Kranz, now known as Zelenogradsk in the far western Kaliningrad Region; the charming Volga river village of Gorodets, home to folk artists and honey-cake bakers; fascinating Elista, Europes sole Buddhist enclave and location of the wacky Chess City; the 400-year-old mausoleums of Dargavs, a North Ossetian city of the dead or the hot springs of Kamchatkas Nalychevo Valley in the Russian Far East. Incredible Russia Tourism...

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Johannesburg Tours Video, more commonly known as Joburg or Jozi, is a rapidly changing city and the vibrant heart of South Africa. The city is flourishing. Its centre is smartening up and new loft apartments and office developments are being constructed at a rapid pace. The cultural district of Newtown, with its theatres, restaurants, museums and jazz clubs, is livelier than ever. Other inner city suburbs like Braamfontein and Doornfontein continue to gentrify since the World Cup and now house the coolest club, bars and cultural spaces. Johannesburg Tours Video a thriving black middle class has risen up from the ashes of apartheid, both in the suburbs and in the famous township of Soweto. Icredible Johannesburg Tours Video! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eW65hooVRsU

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Giza Tours Video - It can be a bit of a shock to visit the Giza Plateau and realise that the sandy mound thats home to the Pyramids is actually plonked in the middle of the congested city suburb of Giza. There are two entrances: one via a continuation of Pyramids Rd (Sharia al-Haram) at the foot of the Great Pyramid of Khufu, and another below the Sphinx, in the village of Nazlet as-Samaan. Giza Tours Video. Most independent visitors enter from Pyramids Rd, as this is where the bus and minibus from Downtown stop. Follow the road up from the roundabout towards the Pyramids and firmly ignore anyone who tries to distract you. Continue along the tarmacked road, up to the temporary ticket office (an unofficial-looking hut) to your right. Magic Giza Tours Video please enjoy.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Z-tcyTtnK0

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Merida Tours Video - Since the Spanish conquest, Mérida has been the cultural capital of the entire peninsula. At times provincial, at others muy cosmopolitano, it is a town steeped in colonial history, with narrow streets, broad central plazas and the regions best museums. Its also a perfect place from which to kick off your adventure into the rest of Yucatán state. There are cheap eats, good hostels and hotels, thriving markets and other goings-on just about every night somewhere in the downtown area. Wonderful Merida Tours Video

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Santiago de Cuba Tours Video - You can take Santiago de Cuba in one of two ways: a hot, aggravating city full of hustlers and hassle thatll have you gagging to get on the first bus back to Havana; or a glittering cultural capital that has played an instrumental part in the evolution of Cuban literature, music, architecture, politics and ethnology. Yes, Santiago divides opinions among Cubans and foreigners almost as much as one of its most famous former scholars, Fidel Castro. Some love it, others hate it; few are indifferent. Enlivened by a cosmopolitan mix of Afro-Caribbean culture and situated closer to Haiti and the Dominican Republic than to Havana, Santiagos influences tend to come as much from the east as from the west, a factor that has been crucial in shaping the citys distinct identity. Nowhere else in Cuba will you find such an inexorably addictive colorful combination of people or such a resounding sense of historical destiny. Diego Velázquez de Cuéllar made the city his second capital, Fidel Castro used it to launch his embryonic nationalist Revolution, Don Facundo Bacardí based his first-ever rum factory here, and just about every Cuban music genre from salsa to son first emanated from somewhere in these dusty, rhythmic and sensuous streets. Amazing Santiago de Cuba Tours Video

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Chapada Diamantina National Park Tours Video - The regions unique natural beauty and the tranquility of its small colonial towns have attracted a steady trickle of Brazilian and foreign travelers for several decades; some have never left. These introduced residents, moved by the degradation of the environment and depletion of the wild-animal population, spearheaded an active ecological movement in direct opposition to the extractive mentality of diamond miners and many locals. After six years of bureaucratic battles, biologist Roy Funch helped convince the government to create the Parque Nacional da Chapada Diamantina in 1985. Amazing Chapada Diamantina National Park Tours Video

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Mongolia Tour - Since the fall of communism, Mongolia has done just about everything in its power to open itself up to the world. While the old traditions survive and the wild nature is still mostly intact, Mongolia has also reached out to the West for economic and cultural ties. Its not uncommon to meet Mongolians with degrees from universities in the USA, Europe or Australia. Along with Japan and South Korea, Mongolia is one of the only legitimate democracies in the whole of Asia. Elections have proven to be free and fair. A constant parade of street protests have forced policy change on everything from mining laws to bus fares. Democracy has given foreign investors enough confidence to stick with Mongolia during hard times. Attractive investment laws have lured some of the big boys of the mining world -- the major target of Mongolias economic reformers. Despite their progression, Mongolia still faces enormous economic and social challenges; it remains one of the poorest countries in Asia, with typical salaries at less than US$100 a month. Amazing Mongolia Tour...

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San Jose tours video - an Jose is small and cozy. Although its style and architecture are contemporary, some buildings of strong European influence, mainly British and French, can still be found as a heritage of the economic coffee prosperity from the turn of the century. Towards north and west of the city, we can still appreciate some old adobe... Amazing San Jose tours video

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La amistad International National Park tours video - The 4070-sq-km Parque Internacional La Amistad is an enormous patch of green sprawling across the borders of Panama and Costa Rica (hence its Spanish name La Amistad, Friendship). This is by far the largest protected area in Costa Rica. Standing as a testament to the possibilities of international cooperation and environmental conservation, the park was established in 1982 and declared a Unesco World Heritage Site just eight years later. It then became part of the greater Mesoamerican Biological Corridor, which protects a great variety of endangered habitats. Its cultural importance is also signifigant as it includes several scattered indigneous reserves. Sound like an exciting place to visit? Well, not so fast. The vast majority of the park is high up in the Cordillera de Talamanca, and remains virtually inaccessible. Although theres no shortage of hiking and camping available for intrepid, independent travelers at lower altitudes, tourist infrastructure within the park is virtually nonexistent. If you play it by the book, trekkers are limited to specific areas, and strongly encouraged (in some places required) to make use of local guides. Wonderful La amistad International National Park tours video

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Sosua tours video - Sosúa by day and Sosúa by night are two very different creatures. When the sun is out, the beach and calm bay ideal for swimming attract a broad swath of Dominicans, foreigners and families alike. When evening comes its no longer a PG destination. The inescapable fact is that Sosúa is known for s*x tourism. Bars fill up with s*x workers, and men, single and in groups, can expect to be accosted and propositioned. Nevertheless, there are a number of hotels and good restaurants. And despite its more confronting qualities, Sosúa is a good base for exploring the north coast and the base for the areas scuba diving operations. The towns seemingly curious status as the cheese and dairy capital of the DR was established by around 350 families of Jewish refugees who fled Germany and other parts of Europe in 1940. Most left after just a few years, but not before building many fine homes. Amazing Sosua tours video

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Colombia Tours Video - Modern cities with skyscrapers and nightclubs? Check. Gorgeous Caribbean beaches? Check. Jungle walks and Amazon safaris? Check. Colonial cities, archaeological ruins, high-mountain trekking, whalewatching, coffee plantations, scuba diving, surfing, the list goes on. No wonder the magic realism style of Colombian author Gabriel García Márquez emerged from here -- there is a dreamlike quality to Colombia. Here at the equator, with the sun forever overhead, the fecund earth beneath your feet, heart-stopping vistas in every direction and the warmth of the locals putting you at ease -- you may find it difficult to leave. Incredible Colombia Tours Video

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Argentina Tours Video - Start free associating on the word Argentina, and its quickly apparent why the country has long held travelers in awe: tango, beef, gauchos, fútbol, Patagonia, the Andes. The classics alone make a formidable wanderlust cocktail. City Life: Just wait till you get here. Arriving in Buenos Aires is like jumping aboard a moving train. Outside the taxi window, a blurred mosaic of drab apartment blocks and haphazard architecture whizzes by as you shoot along the freeway toward the center of the city. The driver -- probably driving way too fast while chain-smoking and talking incessantly about government corruption -- finally merges off the freeway. Then the street life appears -- the cafes, the purple jacaranda flowers draped over the sidewalks and porteños (residents of Buenos Aires) in stylish clothing walking purposefully past the newspaper stands, candy kiosks and handsome early-20th-century stone facades. And its not just BA thats a stunner -- Córdoba, Mendoza and Bariloche each have their unique personalities and attractions, and are all worthy of your visit. Natural Wonders: While Argentinas big cities have a lot of urban pleasures to offer, their real purpose is to springboard travelers into the countrys greatest attraction: the natural world. From mighty Iguazú Falls in the subtropical north to the thunderous, crackling advance of the Perito Moreno Glacier in the south, Argentina is a vast natural wonderland. The country boasts some of the Andes highest peaks, several of which top 6000m near Mendoza and San Juan. Its home to rich wetlands that rival Brazils famous Pantanal, mountains painted in rustic colors, deserts dotted with cacti, massive ice fields and arid steppes in Patagonia, cool lichen-clad Valdivian forests, glacial lakes, Andean salt flats, a spectacular Lake District, penguins, flamingos, caimans, capybaras and more. All unforgettable sights and adventures waiting for you to experience and be amazed by -- and you will be, bet on that! Enjoy your Argentina Tours Video!

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