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Best Time to Go to Zambia

Get some tips on the best months to travel to the various regions in Zambia. Read about the advantages and disadvantages of traveling during the 'emerald season' as well as the best months to see Victoria Falls.
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Top Places to Visit in Zambia

Remote reserves and difficult to access National Parks have helped preserve Zambian wildlife so that the safari experience is still as it was decades ago. Read about a few of the main parks and attractions in the country for a guide on where to go.
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Zambian Culture

Read a snapshot about Zambian culture. Learn about the people, the languages spoken, and the religious beliefs before you set out on your Zambia trip. This brief summary gives you a glimpse into the hospitable people and culture you will encounter.
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Patagonia's Big Five

See the Guanaco, Puma, South Andean Deer (huemul), Andean Condor, and Nandu, Patagonia's big five wildlife sightings.
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Flora in Torres del Paine National Park

Beyond the landscapes and the wildlife, travelers will encounter diverse plant life in Patagonia. Learn what flora you can expect to see as you explore the Torres del Paine and Punta Arenas regions.
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Torres del Paine Geography

Torres del Paine is comprised of panoramic valleys, massive glaciers, pristine lakes, towering mountains, glacier-fed rivers, and plunging waterfalls. Here is a travel guide of the specific geography visitors will experience.
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New York Times Features Nicaragua in Places to Go for 2013

Nicaragua travel tops the New York Times' best in travel for 2013. Ranked third out of forty-six select destinations, I am not surprised to see Nicaragua making it to the top of the list. Nicaragua is a country of thriving culture, history, wildlife and boasts a landscape dominated by pristine rainforest and miles & miles of serene sandy …
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Adventure Lifers Celebrate National Run at Work Day by . . . Running at Work!

Just back from a refreshing 3-mile loop, Adventure Lifers have been stretching our legs and showing a little appreciation for today's national Run@Work day. Brainchild of the Road Runners Club of America (RRCA), Run@Work day is designed to encourage adults to get at least 30-minutes running, walking or exercise incorporated into their daily …
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Argentina Travel Update: Bariloche Airport Closed Until February 2012

Since the eruption of Chile's Puyehue Volcano in early June, flights in Argentina's Bariloche region have experienced disruptions. Waiting for the dust to settle, the airport is taking advantage of this time to do a little updating and maintenance work. Originally scheduled to reopen in this month, it was announced that the Bariloche will …
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LA Times Features Employers that Encourage Fitness in the Workplace. I know a company like this (ours).

Earlier this week the Los Angeles Times featured a growing trend in the workplace, where employers are encouraging their staffers to get active and get outside. Titled "Employers tell workers to get a move on" writer Olga Khazan explains that employers are starting to recognize that a typical 9 to 5, stationary, indoor work schedule may …
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Strike Near Torres del Paine, Patagonia Comes to an End

Following an announcement last week from the Chilean government of a proposed 17% increase in natural gas expenses - protests broke out in the Magallanes region of Patagonia. Protests came to an end yesterday evening as the government and the people of Magallanes came to an agreement, finalizing the end of the strike. The new agreement limits the …
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Galapagos Travel Update: Good Riddance to Invasive Rats

As part of an ongoing commitment (and battle) to eradicate invasive species on the Galapagos Islands, partner organizations including the Charles Darwin Foundation (CDF) and Galapagos National Park (GNP) are once again attacking the invasive rat population of the Galapagos Islands. The rats causing all the trouble were first brought inadvertently …
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Patagonia Lowdown: Low Elevation South America Treks

Want to go hiking or trekking in South America but are scared away by the high altitudes of the towering Andes mountains? Then Patagonia may be the perfect spot for your next hiking trip as here you can access incredible Andean landscapes at near sea level.
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Update on Strikes and Peru Travel

Update June 23, 2010: Over the weekend, strikes came to an end, and things have returned to normal. Over the past ten days, there have been 3 strikes in the Cusco-Machu Picchu region that have disrupted the transportation systems, requiring Adventure Life to adjust itineraries for our travelers in the region. After eleven years of providing trips …
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Peru Mudslides Affect the Railway. What This Means for Your Trip

UPDATE: As of Feb. 22, 2010, there are changes to the original schedule regarding re-opening access to Machu Picchu. Click here for details. Many of you are familiar with the heavy rainfall that hit southern Peru at the end of January. Peru is no stranger to such downpours, but this season the rainfall that hit the region, flooded the Vilcanota …
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Update on Travel to Machu Picchu and the Cusco Region

We have updated information regarding the re-opening of access to Machu Picchu and Machu Picchu Town (also called Aguas Calientes). Following up on our blog post from earlier this month -- there are changes to the original schedule that may affect your upcoming Peru trip. The short version: The damage on the lengthy, "backroad route" …
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Adventure Lifer, Kassi, Takes Avalanche Class

One of our trip planners, Kassi, is taking avalanche training courses in nearby Bozeman, Montana. Offered by the America Avalanche Institute, the course takes students from the classroom outside, into backcountry and in avalanche terrain. An outdoor nut (and I use "nut" with the utmost respect) with an addiction for snow -- better yet, a …
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Argentina: No to VISA reciprocity fee

UPDATE: As of Dec. 20, 2009, Argentina now charges a reciprocity fee. Click here for details. Great news from our affiliates in Argentina: The announcement of charging a reciprocity fee to passengers was rejected. As a consequence of the pressure of the tourist sector, the decision to implement it has been "frozen." - Kallpa In …
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Cultural Snapshot of Zimbabwe

Learn about the people, culture, religions, food, and language of the Zimbabwean culture. This brief introduction gives the first time traveler a glimpse into the rich and diverse culture they will encounter on a Zimbabwe tour.
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Bali Beaches

Long stretches of pristine beaches are probably what comes to mind when thinking of Bali - and this destination does not disappoint! Its coastline offers world class surfing, snorkeling & diving, or just sunbathing & relaxing. This guide shares some of the best beaches to visit on your Bali trip.
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Sustainable Tourism Community Grant in Mexico

Adventure Life provided a grant to RED Sustainable Travel in Mexico for their tourism workshop. During a two-day, participatory workshop, RED staff traveled to communities to lay the groundwork for development of tourism as a sustainable alternative in the community. Participants expressed their desire to develop tourism as a vehicle for positive …
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Maria Guarderas Primary School Grant Application

One of the first steps in consideration for an Adventure Life Grant, applicants are required to complete the following application form. Here is a recent submission we received, and accepted, for a Science Laboratory at Maria Guarderas Primary School in Ecuador. Affiliate Name: Tierra del Volcan Ecuador school receives an Adventure Life …
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Porter Treatment

International Mountain Explorers Connection Porter Partnership Program Porters are provided proper clothing and equipment. Porters need adequate footwear, socks, waterproof jackets and pants, gloves, hats, sunglasses, etc. that are appropriate for their destination. Clothing and gear for loan is available at the International Mountain Explorers …
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Passports and Visa Services

We recommend checking all travelers' passports as soon as possible. Make sure passports are current; think of what a nightmare it would be to show up at the airport only to find they have expired. It should be valid for at least six months after your departure date. Entry requirements change with surprising frequency. It is each …
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