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More Adventure Vacations Than I Can Handle  by: Charles Brown A grab bag of exotic international travel ideas When I read about trips like this, I want to get my suitcase packed right away. I am referring to an article in today’s Travel Daily News (http://www.traveldailynews.com/new.asp?newid=27114&subcategory_id=80)about recent new travel packages offered by members of the Unites States Tour Operators Association. Here are some examples: --”EUROPE Immerse yourself in local culture while living and cooking like the locals on Culinary Experience tours where you learn a bit of the language, about the culture and cuisine, as well as shop for food.” --”NORTH AMERICA Cruise Alaska and see it from above on Zip line/ forest canopy tours in Ketchikan, go rappelling in Skagway, or take a heli-hiking trip near Denali National Park. Add adventure to an escorted U.S. motorcoach trip with a day of river rafting.” --” ASIA Travel to Tibet or take a tour visiting the fabled Silk Road. Visit the Himalayas, learning about Buddhism and Tibetology, journeying back in time to a place still slowly waking up to the present. Rugged adventure seekers can travel in a small group of 12 to 16 guests, seeing Tibet, Mongolia, and Bhutan and spending nights in traditional ger camps as they follow in the Footsteps of the Khans, crossing Mongolia`s sweeping steppes and desert plains. Sample a Wildlife Safari in India, exploring the extraordinary Keoladeo Bird Sanctuary in addition to three other reserves where the legendary Bengal tiger can be found. “ --”AFRICA Travelers can explore Ethiopia`s rich cultures and its Orthodox Christian tradition visiting ancient forts and monasteries that date back to the 12th Century, including legendary Lalibela with its Tomb of Abraham. Against a Mediterranean backdrop some of the best-preserved Roman ruins in the world are uncovered as the tour follows ancient trading routes between Libya and Egypt. “ As much travel ads as I receive every day, I have to say these tours sound wonderful to my spirit of adventure. But which one? Decisions, decisions…. The Guerrilla Traveler COPYRIGHT © 2006, C.H. Brown. All rights reserved. About The Author Charles Brown is a former attorney who now spends his time indulging his passion for travel and shares the unique travel destinations and unbeatable travel bargains he uncovers on his blog, Guerrilla Traveler - Adventure on a Budget, www.guerrillatraveler.blogspot.com. This article was posted on January 20, 2006   View More Videos from the "Travel and Leisure" category: Natural Wonders of Honduras Discover Shinto Weddings in Japan Explore Raleigh in North Carolina IYHF Zinkensdamm Hostel in Stockholm   Read More Articles from the "Travel and Leisure" Category: Bahamas Real Estate Guide to Permits, Residency and More by Ester Napoli Explore The Adventurous Side Of You by Loreal Oliver Business Travel Advice by Jillian Scheeler Rajasthan Tours & Travels – Cheerful Experience by Rajesh Kumar Over A Million Travelling Without Insurance by Catherine White Orlando Vacation Rentals - Close To The Action by Peter Kenny Golf in Orlando: Attending the Legendary Father Son Challenge Tournament at Champions Gate by Susanne Pacher African Safari Holidays: Delve Into The Wild by Wright Jackson Mt. Kilimanjaro & Amboseli Elephants: The Tale Of Ol Tukai by Robert Muhoho Four Ways to Free/Low Cost Travel by Liana Metal << Back to "Travel And Leisure" Index

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