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Global travel guide and travel agent! We cover untouched destinations, exotic tribes, mysteries, wildlife, extreme sport, unique expeditions and great discoveries. Be inspired and book your adventure tours here!


Dramatic story from Antarctic - what kind of attitude to you need to have to survive?

Tina Sjogren: "At first, it didn't feel too bad. Bewildered, I tried to grasp what had happened. But then my boots filled up, and my clothes. The water sneaked into my every pore and the cold clutched my skin like jaws of ice. I tried to ..........."
2004-04-14 Read more

Is there a hidden code in the Bible? Part 2 of 2

Some scientists claim that they have found some secret messages in the bible about our future. Is this a big bluff or it is a fantastic revealing. This article continues from part 1.
2004-04-12 Read more

Is there a hidden code in the Bible? Part 1 of 2

Some scientists claim that they have found some secret messages in the bible about our future. Is this a big bluff or it is a fantastic revealing?
2004-04-12 Read more

Alexandria’s new National Museum in Egypt is newly opened - Part 1 of 2!

This is a worthwhile visit to an underwater world! Incredible finds from the research excavations of the underwater archaeologist Franck Goddio are finally displayed.
2004-04-04 Read more

Where did the Samis (Laps) come from?

Little is mentioned in historical records about the Sami people's origin. It`s the same with the mighty Vikings. Where did the Sami actual come from? When did the Sámi populate the northern Scandinavia areas? Did they live together with the Vikings? Or are the Vikings really descendants from them?
2004-04-03 Read more

Norwegian women on their way to the Mount Everest summit!

Two Norwegian women compete to be the first Norwegian woman on top of the world's highest mountain: Randi Skaug and Cecilie Skog. There are now on their way to the foot of Mount Everest.
2004-04-01 Read more

11 organised walking routes across Europe

Through the walking routes worked out by the European Ramblers Association, you have the opportunity to experience an incredible walk of life time. On the routes you can ascend so high up that you can see the tallest mountain in Western Europe, Mt. Blanc, on a clear day. But since you are in the area, and you have sufficient time, it's also possible to take an extra trip to the top.
2004-03-27 Read more

Theories about the mysterious Hessdalen light phenomena - UFO - Norway!

Several theories have been made, but unexplained residual remains. After so many years with serious research work without any ultimate conclusion, we in Travel Explorations really wonder: would we ever find the truth about it? Maybe there is no explanation at all?
2004-03-27 Read more

The UFO-investigation in Hessdalen (Norway) goes on – see videofilms about the worlds greatest UFO-mystery!

From one of the latest observations (13.11.2003): "Per was inside his house when he heard a sound outside. He saw no car or tractor outside. The sound was more like a snowmobile, but there is no snow in Hessdalen now. While he was looking out, he suddenly saw a small shiny light, moving fast from the north towards the south......."
2004-03-27 Read more

Ray Yeritsian will make an attemp to ascend Mt. Everest solo and without supplemental oxygen!

Ray Yeritsian, an Armenian born Californian, will be attempting the "1924 Norton line" with variations on Everest this spring. The climb will be unsupported, solo, and without supplemental oxygen. He will also be attempting the summit of Cho Oyu in early April (2004).
2004-03-25 Read more

The world sailor, Jan Moller, tells about his biggest challenges

"I had to endure a fierce storm with way too much sail on - quick sailing but in no way safe... " (Jan Moller). Some of his big challenges were:
- Damages on boat
- Collision with whale
- Electric fire
- The ultimate storm
2004-03-22 Read more

New records for Arctic expeditions

Never before have arctic expeditions been more popular, and people do it in its most creative way. The polar action goes on! Some expeditions are for scientific purposes, others for personal challenge, fun and competitions. Here we bring an overview over some of the expeditions.
2004-03-21 Read more

Jan Moller from Denmark sailed solo, non-stop around the world!

The first Dane and Scandinavian to sail single-handed and non-stop around the world in a sailboat became Jan Moller. After near six months he finally sat his foot on shore in the Danish capital Copenhagen.
2004-03-18 Read more

Search after Dominick on the North Pole still without results

But there has been detected some movement in the position. Rescue crew are now out in helicopters searching for her.
2004-03-18 Read more

Mitch Seavey became the winner of “The Last Great Race on Earth"

Mitch Seavey won back the Iditarod for the USA on Wednesday, completing the world's toughest dog sled race in nine days, 12 hours, 20 minutes and 22 seconds. He arrived on 16 March (2004) at 10:20:22 p.m. with 8 dogs.
2004-03-18 Read more



Meeting the Mudmen
in Papua New Guinea

See the video HERE


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