If you're a lover of the great outdoors, you might be surprised to realize that you really need to add Taiwan to your world travel bucket list.Gone are the days when the 14,000-square-mile Keep Reading
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When people think of endangered animals, it’s usually the charismatic megafauna that first comes to mind. Folks envision lions and tigers and bears (oh my!). We think of massive herbivores such as Keep Reading
Top 25 Things To Do in Malaysia for Nature Lovers
Malaysia is one of my favorite countries– a place I fell in love with the first time I visited. When people ask me why, I normally start talking and never stop. I mean, what’s not to like? There are Keep Reading
50 Fascinating Facts About Indian Culture (By Region)
India is home to a vast plethora of languages, religions, cuisine, and arts that each have sub-genres of their own.With so many different facets of rich Indian culture to take in, exploring the Keep Reading
40 Fascinating Facts about the Markhor (National Animal of Pakistan)
Over the last 8 years of running Green Global Travel, there's been an unfortunate amount of bad news to report for nature and wildlife. But the comeback of the markhor– the National Animal of Keep Reading
Indian Animals: A Guide to 40 Incredible Indian Wildlife Species
When most people think of Indian animals, the Royal Bengal Tiger is usually the first species that springs to mind. And with good reason: The subcontinent is home to more than half of the world's wild Keep Reading
Top 10 Things To Do In Agra, India (For Nature & History Lovers)
Although the city has become synonymous with the world famous Taj Mahal, there's more to Agra than this fascinating architectural wonder. In fact, there is an emperor's wealth of things to do in Agra, Keep Reading
The 13 Most Beautiful National Parks in Thailand
When most people think of Thailand, they probably envision white sandy beaches, tasty tropical cocktails, stunning temples, and crumbling archaeological sites. They probably also conjure up images of Keep Reading
The Top 10 Things to Do in San Vicente, Palawan (Philippines)
San Vicente, Palawan is a lesser-known town tucked about halfway between Puerto Princesa City and El Nido, in the northern part of the island.Unlike those more popular tourism hotspots (which Keep Reading
Saving Endangered Asian Animals: The 10 Best Wildlife Conservation Programs
Before I begin, I have a confession to make: My name is Anna, and I have a serious soft spot for animals. Endangered Asian animals have become a particular favorite.In the last three years, I have Keep Reading
Top 10 Things to Do in Coron, Palawan
Coron, Palawan can be seriously confusing at first. The municipality encompasses a town (located on Busuanga Island), an island (nearby Coron Island), and over 50 minor islets in the Philippines' Keep Reading
The Annapurna Circuit Trek: Why It May Be Now Or Never
The Himalayas are arguably the world’s most iconic mountains. They gave birth to the highest point on the planet, Mount Everest, 70 million years ago.However, Everest’s famous (not to mention Keep Reading
10 Steps To Bhutan Happiness: A Nature Lover’s Travel Guide
One of the world's smallest countries (14,824 sq miles), Bhutan is in the eastern Himalayas, bordered by China to the north and India to the South. In Bhutan happiness is considered more important Keep Reading
Japan Photos: 15 Pictures from a Dream Come True
Traveling to Japan was a dream come true for me.It’s the first place I ever remember wanting to go when I was little. My grandfather had a maneki neko– those little ceramic cats that swing their Keep Reading
How to Experience Traditional Mongolian Culture
Part of what makes Mongolian Culture so fascinating is the fact that opportunities to explore it are not handed to you on a silver platter. If you want to have an authentic travel experience in Keep Reading
Taman Negara: Visiting Orang Asli, the “Original People”
The shuttle dropped us off. We were an unassuming group of tourists– a scientist couple, two EFL teachers (Emma and I), and one braggadocios female backpacker with a distaste for guidebooks and other Keep Reading
