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Survival International, the movement for tribal people estimates that there are still around 40,000 people in some 100 tribes around the world that have had at most limited contact with ‘civilisation’ (lucky them!).
The Brazilian government department for Indian affairs, FUNAI, estimates that there are up to 70 tribes that have had limited contact in its [...]
Due to massive irrigation to feed Soviet era cotton fields, the Aral Sea (in fact a lake) in Uzbekistan has reduced from nearly 70,000 square kilometres 40 years ago to under 20,000 square kilometres now.
This leaves vast tracts of desert that are mostly uncharted and unexplored …
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Never wanting to be one to be unprepared when I travel, I always like to know what the weather is likely to be at any new destination. So prior to setting off for Prague in the Czech Republic last week I checked the weather data on WhereWhenWhy. Seven degrees celsius average temperature in April sounded [...]
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"Meant for travellers, students and lodgers but also for owners of homestay accommodation as Bed and Breakfast, Guest rooms, Gites, Riad, Guest House, Casa Rural, Host Families and finally Home Swap and Couchsurfing; the goal of Bedycasa is to intensify the exchanges between several cultures and to allow people to travel all around the world and to lodge in a private housing."
Wikitude is a mobile travel guide based on location-based Wikipedia content. Points of interest can be viewed in a map view, a list view, and a cam view.
Redang Island has many well maintained resorts which offer visitors a wide range of facilities. Many of them also offer snorkeling tours to neighboring islands.
Thailand's political conflict reached a point of no return on late Tuesday when anti-government protesters, led by the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD), besieged and closed down Bangkok’s international airport. Flights were canceled, passengers stranded and the embattled and deeply divided nation is symbolically cut off from the outside world.
Marooned: The anatomy of a civil siege
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