Madagascar Travel

Madagascar, one of the largest islands in the world, is separated from continent by the Mozambique Channel. A large central plateau of volcanic origin, dominates the coastal plains, hot and wet, covered by tropical forests east and west by savannah. The eastern part of the island is very rainy, while the rest is dry tropical climate. The population is concentrated in the central highlands. On the coast are cultivated rice exports: sugar, coffee, bananas, vanilla. Livestock, scattered throughout the island, is another important activity. The main mineral resources include graphite, chromium and phosphate. Among the major environmental problems noted deforestation (an estimated forest destruction reaches 75% of the land). Poor sanitation and organic waste have led to contamination of many waterways. Madagascar is considered a large biological reserve, but is at risk of extinction due to the type of crops that has been practiced for centuries: the destruction exceeds the capacity of the forest regenerate itself.

Madagascar Tourist Information
In principal cities you can enjoy some nightclubs. But there are two principal hobbies in Madagascar: the excellent beaches, both on the main island in the minors as well as its nature (treckking, mountaineering, etc), especially in National Parks and Reserves. So Ampijoroa Forest Station, where there are strange species of lemurs and tortoises. No accommodation, but if there camping area. The permits are purchased from Tana and is 113 kilometers southeast of Mahajanga.

these are the most important forest reserves:

Analebe, Beventy, Isalo National Park. Périnet, Ranomafana National Park.

Climate: tropical along coast, temperate further inland, arid in the South
Religion: indigenous beliefs 52%, Christian 41%, Muslim 7%
Currency: Ariary
Population: 15,982,563
Language: French, Malagasy (official languages​​)
System of Government: Republic

Argentina Travel

 Argentina Travel: The Andes to the west, crosses the country from north to south. In the sub-Andean region is a succession of oasis irrigation-based agriculture: sugar cane, citrus (north) and grape (center). East of the mountains lie the plains: the Chaco in the north, subtropical vegetation and cotton crops, and the Pampa and deep fertile soil in the center, with a temperate climate, where it develops the sheep and cattle ranching and

farming wheat, corn, soybeans and forages. In the south, Patagonia is a low plateau, arid and cold steppe vegetation where sheep are reared extensively and exploited oil. Argentina claims sovereignty over the Falkland Islands, located in the South Atlantic, in front of Tierra del Fuego, and on a sector of Antarctica, with a total area of ​​1,250,000 km2. Untreated wastewater has high pollution levels of several rivers, especially the Matanza-Riachuelo in Buenos Aires. Another ecological problem is the increasing soil erosion, especially in the north of the pampas.

Argentina Tourist Information
The city of Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls, the beaches on the Atlantic Ocean, Mar del Plata and other resorts on the coast of the province of Buenos Aires, the practice of winter sports in the ski resort in Las Lenas, south de Mendoza, and Bariloche and Chapelco in the Great Lakes area of ​​Black River and Neuquén and the vast Perito Moreno Glacier in Santa Cruz, declared World Heritage by UNESCO, are some of the most interesting tourist areas .

In many areas you can practice adventure sports. It is a country of great contrasts with the Aconcagua in Mendoza province, suitable for mountain climbing, measures 6,959 meters above sea level or depression in the Valdes Peninsula with 48 meters below sea level.

Climate: The north is subtropical with rain throughout the year, while to the south, Tierra del Fuego has a sub-glacial climate. The central area is temperate, but can be hot and humid during the summer (December to February) and cool in winter. Clothing: European-style clothing for the central area. Light clothing of cotton and flax in the north. Warm clothes needed for the south and during the winter months in the central zone. Raincoats are advisable for all areas of the country.
Religion: Catholic 92% (less than 20% practicing), Protestant 2%, Jewish 2%, other 4%

Currency: Argentine Peso

Population: 37,384,816

Language: Spanish (official), English, Italian, German, French

System of Government: Republic

Netherland Landscapes

Enjoy the most beutiful landscapes Netherland.

Travel to Netherlands

Holland is the country is a vast plain that in large areas (38%) is below the sea level. Practiced intensive farming (dairy cattle and crops such as rye, oats, wheat, potatoes). The population density is one of the highest in Europe. Highly industrialized, is also the third largest producer of natural gas and has a significant role in the oil industry, with large refineries in the Caribbean and in Rotterdam, which is the world center of the free market (spot market) of oil. Major petrochemical and electronic industries for export. As a result of the massive use of pesticides, groundwater is contaminated with high levels of nitrates also affected by large amounts of heavy metals. The main rivers carry all organic and industrial waste, mostly from other European countries. Important air pollution, mainly by the activities of refining and motor vehicles. High levels of acid rain.

Dutch Tourist Information

The range of possibilities and tourist activities offered by Holland is vast. Here you can attend a flower auction, make boat trips, rent a bike to explore the city, attending the famous jazz festivals and dance in various sports activities. The possibilities are almost endless. And traveling with children, nothing better than the Netherlands, a country of great holidays for young because the supply of attractions is also wide: zoos, amusement parks, beaches and much more.

Holland is the ideal country for the lovers of water sports. It can sail or motor in countless lakes (As Lake  Ijssel or the  Frisia Lake), as well as beautiful areas as the Delta of Zeeland. If you do not have your own boat, there are numerous in Holland where you can rent different types of boats that vary in price depending on the characteristics and season. It is necessary to bear in mind that if you navigate your own boat or hire a ship, you must follow the regulations issued by the Dutch government. Should approach one of the offices of Royal Touring Club of the Netherlands (ANBW) to collect all information.

Climate: Weather: Summers are generally warm with some periods of instability. In the Netherlands the climate is maritime and almost never make excessive heat. Winters can be very cold with the possibility of some snow. Rains throughout the year. Clothing: Outerwear for the winter. A raincoat is recommended at any time of year. In spring and summer light cotton clothes and a jersey or other piece of wool.

Religion: Roman Catholic 31%, Protestant 21%, Muslim 4.4%, other 3.6%, not 40% afliacion.

Currency: Euro

Population: 15,981,472

Language: Dutch

System of Government:

Travel French Guiana

French Guiana is the territory smaller, less populated South America, is located slightly north of Ecuador. With warm weather and rain, only the coast, lowland and alluvial, is cultivated (cocoa, bananas, sugar cane, rice and maize). The mountainous interior  is covered by tropical rainforest. There are significant reserves of bauxite and gold. Mining activities have caused pollution  of the river Moroni, the main food source for natives of the area.

Tourism data from French Guiana

French Guiana has beaches on the coast where you can practice water sports. On the other hand, can travel by canoe along the rivers, hiking through the woods, and watching wildlife, especially birds and turtles nesting on beaches.

Public holidays are January 1 New Year, February 19, St. Week April 8, May 1 Labour Day, 8 and 16 May, 14 July, 15 August, November 1st All Day Saints, 11 November and 15 December Christmas Day.

French Guiana
Climate: tropical, hot, humid, little seasonal temperature variation
Religion: Catholic
Currency: Euro
Population: 172,605
Language: French
System of Government: Overseas department of France ruled by a General Council (elected) and by a prefect appointed by France (parliamentary system).

Monaco Travel

The Principality of Monaco is situated at the southern foot of the Alps and the Mediterranean Sea. It shares its borders with several French communities of the Alpes-Maritimes: Cap-d'Ail, La Turbie and Roquebrune-Cap-Martin. Its territory covers an area of ​​195 hectares.

Monaco Tourist Information
Besides the walks in the gardens and talks on the terraces of the cafes, the main attraction of Monaco is the Monte Carlo casino. Find places to practice golf, tennis, squash, water sports, as well as helicopter flights to enjoy beautiful views.

Another event that attracts a good number of tourists is the car race that takes place in May, the Grand Prix of Monte Carlo. Monte Carlo Rally is also focusing on car enthusiasts around the world.

As for the nightlife, Monaco does not rest. Numerous clubs, bars, nightclubs and coffee will be good shelter for the lovers of darkness, lights and frenzy.

Throughout the year the Principality of Monaco is a perpetual feast. Important artistic and sports take place all over the twelve months. Among the most important events include the Monte Carlo Rally, reserved for spectators and for the best drivers in the world, the International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo, with the best attractions in Fontieville Espace, Opera Season in the magnificent Sala garniere, International Tennis Championships in Monte Carlo, which opens the season of the great "open" on clay, Folklore Evenings in San Juan, where the Palladiene of Monaco sings, dances (in costume), around a bonfire Palace Square and the Concert Hall of the Prince, when the Monte Carlo Philharmonic Orchestra performs his best works.

Monaco
Weather: Monaco has a mild climate throughout the year. The hottest months are July and August and the coldest January and February. Usually rains an average of 60 days per year, mostly during winter and spring. Required Clothing: Light clothing in jersey or jacket for cooler nights of summer and autumn clothing and shelter for the winter light.
Religion: Catholic 90%
Currency: Euro
Population: 31,842
Language: French (official), English, Italian, Monagasco
System of Government: Constitutional monarchy

Bolivia Travel

Bolivia: Landlocked country with three natural regions. The plateau, with average altitude of 4,000 m, dry and cold climate, houses most of the population. There is the country's mineral wealth: tin, gold, silver, zinc, lead, tungsten, copper. The Yungas and valleys on the eastern slopes of the Andes, subtropical climate are the main producing area of ​​coffee, cocoa, sugarcane, soybeans, citrus fruits, bananas and coca. In the tropical lowlands of eastern and northern region of forests and savannas, the practice of cattle and growing rice, soybeans and sugarcane are also deposits of hydrocarbons. Bolivia is divided geographically into three basins: Lake Titicaca (closed basin in the highlands), the Amazon River to the north and the Río de la Plata to the south. The free uncoordinated logging threatens the forest resources, fauna and hydrology. In El Alto (district of La Paz) worsened air pollution, due to increased vehicle fleet, among other factors.
 

Bolivia Tourist Information.
While in La Paz take a collective taxi to Calvary Chijini neighborhood, the best vantage point of the city and the majestic mountains surrounding the city.
There are many ways of looking at the lake Titicaca, one of them is doing from almost 5,000 m above sea level, on the shore of Glacial lake at the foot of Mount Illampu. Amazing to see the highest lake in the valleys of Sorata.

There isn´t a book that condenses the Bolivian tissues where surprised with their designs and colors but you have two excellent choices: visit the Textile Museum in Sucre or, among others, the Saturday market for Huang, en route to the citadel of Iskanwaya.
As for parties, forced the Carnival of Oruro. Rent a chair in the stands that are built on the plaza outside the shrine of Our Lady of the Tunnel, take food and be surprised with the performances, including dances and costumes, old pre-Hispanic and colonial legends.

Climate: Bolivia has a temperate climate with large differences between day and night, with significant variations from one region to another, depending on your altitude. The wettest period is from November to March. Northeastern slopes of the Andes are semi-tropical. La Paz can be uncomfortable for some visitors, due to breathing difficulties caused by the high altitude. In mountainous areas the temperature can drop sharply at night. Required Clothing: Light cotton garments and a raincoat. For the night you will need a warm garment, especially in the Altiplano and the Puna.
Religion: Catholic 95%, Protestant (Methodist evangelizing)
Currency: Boliviano (currency)
Population: 8,300,463
Language: Spanish, Quechua, Aymara (all are official languages)
System of Government: Republic.