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Timeless Mongolia: Echoes from History

It’s a bit difficult to put into words all that Mongolia is and all that you can see there I can’t say that I went without expectations because mine were high, especially for the landscapes, but I can say that...

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Why did we choose to have an Eagle as our logo?

You may have noticed we have an eagle as the symbol on our logo Well, first and foremost, there is all the symbolism associated with the eagle This is not by chance! unusual voyages was founded by Tânia Neves, an...

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THE FASCINATING NAADAM FESTIVAL

Did you know that this year Mongolia is celebrating the 2233th anniversary of the founding of the first state, the 818th anniversary of the founding of the Great Mongol Empire, the 113th anniversary of the restoration of national freedom and...

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Morocco: A Kaleidoscope of Culture and Landscapes

Morocco turned out to be an incredible surprise on my photographic and personal journey It was a tough nut to crack, but well worth it Let me tell you a little more about this enchanting country — you'll love...

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Nepal: Mountains, Momos and Yaks

Nepal has been a dream of mine since childhood From the moment I caught wind of this country I looked at photographs of Kathmandu and its surroundings over and over again and never seemed to get tired of...

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Andreia Ventura

Always carrying a camera, embracing adventure and documenting life...

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Tânia Neves

Documentary Photographer and fascinated with nomadic cultures and forbidden...

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Mongolia: loads of noughts

The first time I traveled to Mongolia I didn't have anything special in mind I knew about the Great Mongol Empire and Genghis Khan, I knew that they were nomads and that they lived in small tents called gers I thought it was a third-world country, backward, dotted with the Soviet Union and the...

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Nepal: Buddha’s touch

Nepal is a country with a troubled political history and a difficult geography Partially destroyed in a magnitude 8 earthquake in 2015, it saw the disappearance of numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites Not even Mount Everest - the highest peak in the world - escaped With high temperature variations,...

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Tips for travelling like a local

There's a lot of talk about traveling off the beaten track, but how do you get to places that are often only frequented by locals I'm not just talking about remote destinations, but also places in the most touristy destinations, like Paris, London or New York The issue extends even to destinations...

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Sustainability on your travels

The importance of the role of the traveller in the financial / cultural / environmental balance of...

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