Travel Digest #759

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Travel Digest

#1 The Ngorongoro Crater Aka The Garden of Eden. Safari - Tanzania. by Hive account@vcclothing

Now I had always heard of this magical place where an old volcanic crater is now home to an abundance of African wildlife including the BIG 5! This volcano was supposedly larger than Mt kilimanjaro. When it exploded and imploded in on it self around 3.5 million years ago. And that's when all the animals moved in. The Ngorongoro Crater expands over 8,292km2 and has a huge lake in the middle. So let me continue my story as we left the Meserani Snake Park and headed towards Ngorongoro Crater.

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#2 Exotic butterfly sanctuary (U of Alberta botanical garden collection) by Hive account@ladybug146

Formerly known as the Devonian garden now re-named U of A Botanical Garden (I prefer the old name) is a large 240 acre forested garden located near Devon Alberta that hosts various recreated landscapes, themed gardens, sculptures and other gifts from cultural exchanges with universities around the world. Established in 1959, the garden is part of agricultural, conservation/land reclamation and other environmental or botanical programs and holds their entire plant and live butterfly collection.

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#3 Tips to Avoid Getting Offloaded by Philippine Immigration by Hive account@wanderein

The Philippine Immigration is infamous for offloading Filipino passengers for various reasons. I can’t really blame them, however, they have offloaded legit travelers for trying to prevent illegal activities. So now, I list some tips to prove that you are a legit solo female traveler. And this applies especially for Filipinos since we get a bad reputation in traveling. I blame it on my fellow Filipinos who have done illegal activities. Sadly, some are just victims of human trafficking or illegal overseas recruitment. This list is not exhaustive. As you have read, my experience was quite unique but the key here is to prove that you are a legit traveler.

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