We like to think of ourselves as avid seekers of authentic outdoor traveling experiences. And in its four years of existence, Tourism on the Edge has gathered quite a few hints on mesmerizing places around the Globe. You can admire…
Bromo-Tengger-Semeru, An Unworldly National Park in Indonesia
The 58 National Parks in the USA: Canyonlands and Capitol Reef
9. Canyonlands National Park is located near the city of Moab in the eastern Utah and it covers over 1,366 km2. Canyonlands is divided into three major districts (by the Colorado River and the Green River): the Island in the Sky, the Maze and the Needles. Although the areas share the same tough weather conditions, every district preserves its own characteristics and amazing landscapes. Whether we are talking about unusual rock formations, rivers powerfully splitting the earth in half, imposing cliffs or wild sights painted by a beautiful sunset, Canyonlands is a lifetime experience.
Antelope Canyon, the Mild Touch of Millenniums
The Thrills of Hang Gliding
Hang gliding can be pictured as a unique experience, maybe similar to the flight of an eagle in the skies. It is considered an air sport in which a pilot flies an unmotorized foot-launchable aircraft, very light, called a hang glider or Delta plane.
Traveling on the Edge of the “Gate to Hell”
The Gate to Hell is a natural crater located in the Karakum desert, around 260 km away from Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, Asia. The landmark is also known as Derweze (Turkish for “the gate”) or Darvaza, which is also the name of the near-by village.
Banaue Rice Terraces, the Eighth Ancient World Wonder?
The Banaue Rice Terraces are ancient sprawling man-made structures said to date back 2000 to 6000 years, that were carved into the Ifugao in Cordillera Mountains in the Philippines by ancestors of the indigenous people.