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Finding Pangaea
http://findingpangaea.blogspot.com/
This blog is about all things travel. In particular, Pangaea is the industry leader in green and sustainable travel. Plenty of daily reading about random travel musings, and funny takes on the places we love to visit.
- Added on: May 7th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: PangaeaTravel
- Listed in: Travel
- Tags: travel green cruises tours green travel eco-tourism
Recent Posts
Good News for Trestles!
Its good news this morning for environmentalists in California, the foothill-south toll road has been dealt a fatal blow. The Department of Commerce announced today that it would uphold the California Coastal Commission's decision! Basically, this ...
Monte Roraima
So I was watching this show last night about a group of scientists that recently were assembled and sent to explore Monte Roraima in Venezuela. For those not familiar with random plateau's in Venezuela, Monte Roraima is one of the least explored plac...
To Go or Not to Go, That is the Question
The more I get to understanding people's travel psyche, the more I begin to realize something: People are nervous about visiting most places. It's not uncommon for me to hear, "I won't travel there, it's too dangerous" many times a week in reference ...
10 reasons to visit Bhutan
I know it has been awhile since I have returned from Bhutan, but I could not help posting something else on this magical country. If you have read any of my other posts, you will realize that I am on the verge of begging the Bhutanese government to ...
7 Bizarre Holidays and Celebrations
I was thinking today that there are some really strange celebrations/holidays around the world. This week is Thanksgiving, and despite all of our affinities and traditions for this holiday, one could just as easily argue that it is a quite bizarre an...
The Tshechu Festival
When I was in Bhutan I was lucky enough to be in Thimpu to see the Tshechu Festival. It was magical. The Thimphu Tshechu lasts for 4 days during which mask and historical folk dances are preformed in the courtyard of the Tashichodzong. Just imagine...
