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mexicanistnet · 4 months
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Mixteca Alta Geopark in Oaxaca, a UNESCO World Geopark since 2017, blends ancient traditions and sustainable practices. Lamabordos, ancient agricultural terraces, capture water, sustain crops, and preserve biodiversity.
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alotoftrips · 21 days
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The world's newest Unesco geoparks announced
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growplumbing · 3 months
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Epic Hiking Paradise #azoresportugal #azores #azoreshike #azorestreetop #azoresgeopark #azoreshiking
A Hiker's Paradise 🌋🌿 🗺️
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Welcome to the enchanting world of the Azores, Portugal! 🇵🇹 Embark on a virtual adventure with us as we explore the breathtaking landscapes of the Azores archipelago, a hidden gem in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. 🏞️⛰️ 🥾 Lace up your hiking boots and join us on an immersive journey through the Azores' pristine nature trails, where lush greenery, volcanic craters, and stunning vistas await at every turn. 🌄 Whether you're an avid hiker or just love the great outdoors, the Azores offer a unique and unforgettable experience for all. 🧗‍♀️ Thrill-seekers, get ready for an adrenaline-pumping ride on the Azores Ropes Course! 🌲🤸‍♂️ Test your limits as you navigate through challenging courses set against the backdrop of this paradise. Share the excitement with us as we conquer heights and push boundaries at the #AzoresRopesCourse. 🌐 Dive into the heart of the Azores Geopark and witness the wonders of geological formations that tell the story of our planet's history. 🌋🌏 Explore caves, marvel at volcanic landscapes, and discover the unique flora and fauna that call this UNESCO-protected geopark home. #AzoresGeopark 🌳 For the ultimate treetop adventure, join us on the #AzoresTreeTop experience. Soar through the canopies, surrounded by the melodies of nature, and feel the adrenaline rush as you traverse the elevated bridges and platforms. 🌲🍃 🚶‍♂️🚶‍♀️ Whether you're a seasoned hiker, an adventure enthusiast, or simply someone looking to connect with nature, the Azores offer a diverse range of activities for every explorer. Don't miss out on this chance to immerse yourself in the wonders of the #AzoresIslands. 🎥 Sit back, relax, and let us be your virtual guides as we showcase the unparalleled beauty and adventure that the Azores have to offer. Hit subscribe, turn on notifications, and get ready to embark on a journey like no other! 🌍🎒 #AzoresHike #AzoresAdventure #ExploreWithUs
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gogojalan · 5 months
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Ijen Tour from Banyuwangi
is a UNESCO Global Geopark is in East Java, Indonesia. It is famous for its amazing nature and special features like volcanoes and unique rocks. ,This lake is the most acidic one in the world!
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dailystraitsdotcom · 6 months
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Sabah's UNESCO Geopark Triumph
Sabah Unveils Kinabalu UNESCO Global Geopark at World Travel Market 2023. Read more here:
London, Nov 7: In a momentous event at the World Travel Market 2023 held at London’s Excel, Sabah proudly unveiled the Kinabalu UNESCO Global Geopark, a treasure trove of stunning landscapes, rich biodiversity, and geological wonders. Datuk Joniston Bangkuai, representing the Ministry of Tourism, Culture, and Environment, described this achievement as incredibly significant for Sabah, as it…
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turisiancom · 7 months
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TURISIAN.com - ASEAN Panji Festival 2023 yang digelar Kementerian Pendidikan, Kebudayaan, Riset, dan Teknologi  berlangsung di beberapa deaerah. Dimulai sejak 7 hingga 28 Oktober 2023, event ini akan menyambangi beberapa kota besar. Tujuan kegiatan festival itu sendiri yakni dalam rangka peringatan enam tahun sejak Naskah Cerita Panji diakui sebagai warisan dunia oleh UNESCO. Berkolaborasi dengan sembilan negara, festival besar ini merayakan cerita Panji. Sebuah pusaka budaya Nusantara yang telah menyebar ke berbagai negara di Asia Tenggara. Beberapa kota yang terlibat di acara ini yakni,  Yogyakarta, Kediri, Malang, Surabaya, dan Surakarta. BACA JUGA: Sumbu Filosofi Yogyakarta Masuk Daftar Warisan Dunia UNESCO Sementara itu, negara-negara anggota ASEAN yang terlibat meliputi, Kamboja, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand, Filipina, Laos, Vietnam, Singapura. Dan tentu saja Indonesia, hadir dengan kontribusi unik mereka. Kolaborasi yang Menggetarkan Hati Sebagai pembukaan festival yang mengagumkan ini, Gedung Laboratorium Institut Seni Indonesia (ISI) Yogyakarta menjadi saksi pertunjukan kolaborasi sembilan negara tersebut. Dalam kata sambutannya Dirjen Kebudayaan Kemendikbudristek Hilmar Farid mengemukakan bahwa event ini terlaksana hasil kolaborasi dari beberapa negara yang cukup lama. "Selama dua minggu berproses secara bersama-sama dan kemudian membuat karya ini," katanya. BACA JUGA: Geopark Ijen Akhirnya Diakui UNESCO, Kini Masuk Jaringan UGG Menyatukan Variasi Budaya Panji Cerita Panji, meskipun berakar dari Indonesia, telah menjalar ke berbagai negara di Asia Tenggara. Seperti Thailand, Myanmar, dan Malaysia dalam berbagai bentuk. Festival ini menjadi platform untuk memperlihatkan ekspresi budaya Panji dalam format yang klasik namun juga modern dan kontemporer. Ditempat yang sama, Direktur Pengembangan dan Pemanfaatan Kebudayaan Kemendikbudristek, Irini Dewi Wanti, menjelaskan kalau Cerita Panji adalah pusaka budaya Nusantara. BACA JUGA: Geopark Merangin Jambi Mendekati Pengakuan UNESCO Global Geopark Kemudian, diakui oleh UNESCO sebagai Memory of the World (MoW) pada tahun 2017. Cerita ini mengisahkan kisah cinta antara Raden Panji Asmarabangun dan Dewi Sekartaji. Kisah itu pun  telah dipahat dalam relief candi, ditulis dalam naskah kuno, diwujudkan dalam seni pertunjukan. Dan bahkan digunakan sebagai motif dalam batik. Perayaan Budaya Bersama Melalui ASEAN Panji Festival 2023, Indonesia dan negara-negara anggota ASEAN lainnya berusaha untuk merayakan kekayaan budaya Panji sebagai aset bersama. Dimana selanjutnya, bisa menginspirasi karya-karya baru. Seperti komik, film, dan sastra modern. Cerita Panji telah berkembang sepanjang sejarah dan menjadi milik bersama bangsa-bangsa Asia Tenggara. Festival ini adalah perwujudan semangat persatuan dan perayaan budaya yang tak terlupakan. ***
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ruterosariotrade · 7 months
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Portugal foi nomeado como “Melhor Destino Turístico da Europa”, aquando a 30ª cerimónia dos World Travel Awards (WTA). Na mesma cerimónia foram atribuidos um total de 17 prémios de diversas categorias listados abaixo; Algarve Tourism Bureau| Europe’s Leading Beach Destination 2023 Amazing Evolution| Europe’s Leading Boutique Hotel Operator 2023, Europe’s Leading Hotel Management Company 2023 Bairro Alto Hotel| Europe’s Leading Landmark Hotel 2023 Dark Sky Alqueva| Europe’s Responsible Tourism Award 2023 DouroAzul| Europe’s Leading River Cruise Company 2023 Dunas Douradas Beach Club| Europe’s Leading Resort Villas 2023, Portugal’s Leading Villa Resort 2023 Lisbon Cruise Port| Europe’s Leading Cruise Port 2023 Madeira Promotion Bureau| Europe’s Leading Island Destination 2023 Monte Santo Resort|Europe’s Most Romantic Resort 2023, Portugal’s Leading Hotel Residences 2023 Pestana Palace Lisboa|Europe’s Leading Luxury Business Hotel 2023, Portugal’s Leading Business Hotel 2023 Pestana Porto Santo All Inclusive| Europe’s Leading All-Inclusive Resort 2023 Porto Tourism| Europe’s Leading City Break Destination 2023 Turismo de Lisboa| Europe’s Leading City Destination 2023 Vale do Lobo| Europe’s Leading Lifestyle Resort 2023 Passadiços do Paiva(Arouca UNESCO Global Geopark) | Europe’s Leading Adventure Tourist Attraction 2023 Quake – Lisbon Earthquake Center | Europe’s Leading New Tourist Attraction 2023 Fonte: https://opcaoturismo.pt
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chat-eaux · 7 months
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Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
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Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur (or PACA) is one of the eighteen administrative regions of France, located in the southeast and encompassing six departments. This region of France has an incredibly diverse geography, bordered by Italy to the east and Monaco and the Mediterranean Sea to the south. PACA has over 5 million people, with Marseille being its largest city. With its temperate, early-summer climate and gorgeous variety of landscapes such as the Alps mountains and Mediterranean coastline, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur has become a vacation destination for millions of tourists each year. This region is quintessentially French!
Language and Culture
Though French is, of course, the most spoken language in the region, there are many foreign and regional languages present as well. Those languages include Italian, Arabic, Spanish, Corsican, and Provençal, a regional language that combines elements of both French and Catalan, a regional language from eastern Spain.
PACA is one of France’s largest immigration hubs, welcoming immigrants from surrounding European and Mediterranean countries such as Spain, Portugal, Italy, Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia. As a result, PACA’s culture is overwhelmingly Mediterranean. PACA is heavily urbanized as well, with approximately 90 percent of its population living in towns. PACA also has over 2,000 historical sites and monuments as well as several UNESCO World Heritage sites (which I discuss in further detail below). This region also boasts an incredible amount of festivals and major sporting events, such as the Cannes Film Festival and the Grand Prix.
Notable People
Some famous individuals from PACA include the prophet Nostradamus, the painter Paul Cézanne, and American-born singer Nina Simone.
UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Because there are dozens of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur alone, I decided to focus on three in this blog: the Geopark of Haute-Provence, the Fortifications of Briançon, and Pays de Grasse. 
The Geopark of Haute-Provence, located between the Alps and Provence, is the largest open-air geological museum in France. It houses 18 separate geological sites, such as the Dalle aux Ammonites (ammonite slab) which illustrates 200 million years of fossils and fascinating discoveries. The Geopark is perfect for students and people dedicated to preserving and protecting natural history!
Designed by Louis XIV’s famed military engineer, Vauban the Visionary, Briançon is a fascinating town in the Alps in PACA. It is a testament to France’s lengthy military history, with its elaborate forts, walkways, and slopes. Despite being closed to the general public, these forts can be accessed via private tours.
Finally, though Pays de Grasse is not a UNESCO World Heritage site in a traditional sense, this town is still hailed as a center of significant cultural importance in France. Grasse boasts some of the world’s most beautiful mimosa, violet, and jasmine fields, which are used in its world-renowned perfumery industry. Grasse’s spot as one of UNESCO’s “Intangible Cultural Heritage” sites is due to its centuries-long perfected perfume techniques, including plant growth, selection, and processing of raw materials. 
Food
Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur hosts a strong, multinational cuisine, influenced by Italian, French, and Mediterranean foods. Some of its most famous dishes include ratatouille (a dish comprised of tomatoes, aubergine, garlic, onion, courgette, and capsicum); bouillabaisse (a classic fish soup made with seafood and a spicy broth); and pissaladière (an Italian-French-fusion flatbread that closely resembles pizza).
PACA is also France’s oldest wine-producing region; the first vines in France were said to have been grown around Marseilles in the 6th century BC! PACA is known in particular for its red and rose wines. 
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opcaoturismo · 7 months
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Portugal eleito “Melhor Destino Turístico da Europa”
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Portugal acaba de vencer o prémio de “Melhor Destino Turístico da Europa”, atribuído na 30º cerimónia dos World Travel Awards (WTA), que decorreu em Batumi, na Geórgia. Nesta edição o nosso país arrecadou um total de 17 prémios europeus entre as várias categorias. Em destaque a cidade do Porto considerada, “Melhor Destino City Break da Europa”, o Algarve, vencedor do “Melhor Destino de Praia da Europa”, Lisboa como “Melhor Destino de Cidade da Europa”, a Madeira, o “Melhor Destino Insular da Europa” e os Passadiços do Paiva, em Arouca, como “Europe's Leading New Tourist Attraction 2023”. Além do título de “Melhor Destino Turístico da Europa”, Portugal, a nível europeu, venceu também as seguintes categorias nos World Travel Awards 2023 – Edição Europa: - Algarve Tourism Bureau| Europe's Leading Beach Destination 2023 - Amazing Evolution| Europe's Leading Boutique Hotel Operator 2023, Europe's Leading Hotel Management Company 2023 - Bairro Alto Hotel| Europe's Leading Landmark Hotel 2023 - Dark Sky Alqueva| Europe's Responsible Tourism Award 2023 - DouroAzul| Europe's Leading River Cruise Company 2023 - Dunas Douradas Beach Club| Europe's Leading Resort Villas 2023, Portugal's Leading Villa Resort 2023 - Lisbon Cruise Port| Europe's Leading Cruise Port 2023 - Madeira Promotion Bureau| Europe's Leading Island Destination 2023 - Monte Santo Resort|Europe's Most Romantic Resort 2023, Portugal's Leading Hotel Residences 2023 - Pestana Palace Lisboa|Europe's Leading Luxury Business Hotel 2023, Portugal's Leading Business Hotel 2023 - Pestana Porto Santo All Inclusive| Europe's Leading All-Inclusive Resort 2023 - Porto Tourism| Europe's Leading City Break Destination 2023 - Turismo de Lisboa| Europe's Leading City Destination 2023 - Vale do Lobo| Europe's Leading Lifestyle Resort 2023 - Passadiços do Paiva(Arouca UNESCO Global Geopark) | Europe's Leading Adventure Tourist Attraction 2023 - Quake - Lisbon Earthquake Center | Europe's Leading New Tourist Attraction 2023 Read the full article
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afactaday · 8 months
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#aFactADay2022
#690: Pandora, where the avatar films are set, is a fictional moon in the Alpha Centauri A system (putting it 276,000AU from earth), and is based off China's first national park, Zhangjiajie Forest Park. it has huge natural stone columns and mountains and is a UNESCO global geopark. in fact, they renamed one of the quartz-sandstone pillars (at 1080m high!) to "Avatar Hallelujah Mountain" in honour of the film! this park is also home to the worlds tallest outdoor lift, the Bailong Elevator (lit. "hundred dragons" lift), and also claims to be the highest and heaviest. there are also three cable car systems and a monorail which takes you along a "ten mile gallery" of scenic floral landscapes.
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adventure-diaries · 9 months
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Best Malaysian Islands: 10 Tropical Islands for a Beach Vacation
Discover the stunning beauty of the best Malaysian islands, offering travelers an unparalleled beach vacation experience. From powdery white sand beaches to crystal-clear turquoise waters, Malaysia boasts a tropical paradise that caters to all types of travelers. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the top 10 Malaysian islands for a perfect beach vacation, providing valuable insights and first-hand experiences.
Introduction
Malaysia, nestled in Southeast Asia, is home to a myriad of breathtaking islands. Whether you seek tranquility, adventure, or romance, these islands have something unique to offer. Below, we present an outline of the best Malaysian islands, each offering distinct attractions and charm.
The Best Malaysian Islands: A Comprehensive Outline
No.IslandDestination Link1LangkawiTripkrt Holidays2TiomanTioman Island Resorts3Perhentian IslandsPerhentian Beach Resorts4PenangPenang Island Tourism5RedangRedang Island Getaways6RawaRawa Island Retreats7Lang TengahLang Tengah Island Escapes8Pangkor LautPangkor Laut Getaways9KapasKapas Island Paradise10SipadanSipadan Scuba Diving
Langkawi: Tropical Haven in the Andaman Sea
Langkawi, a UNESCO Global Geopark, offers a magical blend of sandy beaches, lush rainforests, and captivating landscapes. Known for its duty-free status, Langkawi attracts visitors with its vibrant nightlife and endless shopping opportunities. For adventure seekers, exploring the mangrove forests and the iconic Sky Bridge should be on top of the list.
Tioman: The Jewel of the East Coast
Tioman Island, located on the east coast, entices travelers with its unparalleled beauty and diverse marine life. With excellent snorkeling and diving spots, Tioman is a paradise for water enthusiasts. The Tekek Village and Juara Beach are must-visit places to experience the island's local culture and laid-back lifestyle.
Perhentian Islands: Untouched Tropical Oasis
For those seeking serenity and seclusion, the Perhentian Islands offer pristine beaches and crystal-clear waters. Surrounded by vibrant coral reefs, this tropical oasis is a snorkeler's paradise. Coral Bay and Long Beach are the ideal spots to unwind and immerse in the island's tranquility.
Penang: Culture and Coastline Converge
Known as the "Pearl of the Orient," Penang is a delightful blend of cultural heritage and stunning coastline. George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, boasts a rich history and unique architecture. Batu Ferringhi Beach is the perfect spot to indulge in watersports and beachside relaxation.
Redang: Nature's Masterpiece
Redang Island is a vision of nature's artistry, with its powdery white sands and emerald waters. Snorkeling and diving opportunities abound, allowing visitors to marvel at the vibrant marine life and coral reefs. The Redang Marine Park Centre is a popular attraction for marine enthusiasts.
Rawa: A Secluded Paradise
Rawa Island is an idyllic getaway for those seeking privacy and seclusion. With no public ferry service, the island remains relatively undiscovered, making it perfect for an exclusive retreat. Sunbathe on the pristine beaches or explore the underwater world through snorkeling and diving.
Lang Tengah: A Hidden Gem
Lang Tengah Island offers an untouched and lesser-known escape, making it ideal for travelers seeking solitude. Boasting picture-perfect beaches and lush greenery, this hidden gem is perfect for nature lovers. Embark on a jungle trek to discover the island's hidden waterfalls and diverse wildlife.
Pangkor Laut: Luxury and Natural Beauty
Pangkor Laut, a privately-owned island, stands as a testament to luxury and natural beauty. With its opulent resorts and secluded coves, this exclusive retreat ensures a memorable vacation. The Pinnacle Walk and Emerald Bay are exquisite places to experience the island's enchanting beauty.
Kapas: Castaway Fantasy
Kapas Island, also known as Pulau Kapas, offers a castaway experience with its uncrowded and unspoiled beaches. Bask in the warm sun, snorkel in the turquoise waters, or simply unwind with a book under the swaying palm trees. Kapas promises a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle.
Sipadan: World-renowned Diving Paradise
Sipadan Island is a dream destination for diving enthusiasts worldwide. Renowned for its thrilling wall dives and rich biodiversity, Sipadan provides an unforgettable underwater adventure. With limited daily permits, the island preserves its pristine environment and ensures an exclusive diving experience.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Is Malaysia a safe travel destination?
Malaysia is considered a safe travel destination with low crime rates. However, like any other travel destination, exercise caution and follow local guidelines to ensure a safe and enjoyable trip.
What is the best time to visit Malaysian islands?
The best time to visit Malaysian islands is during the dry season, which typically falls between March and October. During this period, the weather is sunny and ideal for beach activities.
Are the Malaysian islands suitable for families?
Yes, the Malaysian islands cater to families with various kid-friendly activities, calm beaches, and resorts that offer family-friendly amenities.
What are the must-try dishes in Malaysia?
Malaysia boasts a diverse culinary scene. Don't miss trying Nasi Lemak, Char Kway Teow, Satay, Laksa, and Teh Tarik to experience the authentic flavors of the country.
Do I need a visa to visit Malaysia?
Depending on your nationality, you may or may not require a visa to enter Malaysia. Check with the Malaysian embassy or consulate in your country for up-to-date visa requirements.
Can I engage in water sports on Malaysian islands?
Yes, most Malaysian islands offer a range of water sports activities, including snorkeling, scuba diving, jet skiing, and parasailing. Make sure to adhere to safety guidelines and choose reputable operators.
Conclusion
Malaysia's tropical islands provide an enchanting escape for beach lovers and adventure seekers alike. From the bustling shores of Langkawi to the secluded beaches of Kapas, each island offers a unique experience. Embark on an unforgettable journey and create timeless memories on the best Malaysian islands.
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juantravelsblog · 11 months
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Bohol Island's Chocolate Hills named as one of UNESCO's Geopark
A first for the Philippines, the famous Chocolate Hills of Bohol was declared as a UNESCO Geopark, together with 17 other significant heritage sites around the world. Photo Credits: Department of Tourism, Philippines The designation comes with the recognition of Bohol’s signature tourist destination as one of the geological heritage sites with great international significance because of its…
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Reforestation and community building: My volunteering experience with Yuxacoyo in Santo Domingo Yanhuitlán, Mexico
Volunteering with Yuxacoyo in Santo Domingo Yanhuitlán, Mexico, was an incredible experience. When I started the Sustainability and Climate module, I knew that volunteering was going to be a challenge, as I was travelling to Mexico City to visit my family and was not going to be able to be in the UK to volunteer for a local cause before the 3 of April submission deadline. However, I didn't want this to stop me from completing the task, so I contacted a colleague from Yuxacoyo to go and volunteer on their reforestation efforts.
During the volunteering period, I visited the UNESCO-recognised Mixteca Alta Geopark to explore the geological and natural wonders of the Sierra Madre, and I also participated in a pottery workshop with the artisans of the community of Vista Hermosa.
The experience was both enjoyable and challenging. I worked with local students and teachers on various maintenance, cleaning, and repair work on the CBTA facilities during the day of tequio, and on the most intense day, I participated in the workday with the Yuxacoyo organisation, collaborating in the reforestation of the Quedana hill and harvesting organic products.
Given the lack of support and understanding on the part of the federal and state environmental authorities, some community greenhouses have been set up in which plants are produced for reforestation from seeds collected in the same places where they are planted. These plants are the ones we used to plant on the Quedana hill.
Volunteering with Yuxacoyo allowed me to learn more about the voluntary sector, the organisation, and myself. I learned that grassroots organisations are instrumental in promoting change in communities, as the lack of support and understanding from the federal and state environmental authorities surprised me.
The experience inspired me to continue giving back to communities and promoting change through volunteering. It also renewed my connection with the Yanhuitlán community and gave me the satisfaction of knowing that my efforts would contribute to counteracting deforestation in the region. In conclusion, volunteering with Yuxacoyo was a valuable experience that allowed me to reconnect with the Yanhuitlán community and learn from different experiences. It has motivated me to continue volunteering and promoting change in communities.
Champion for Change: Making the World a Better place Course: Volunteering with Social Impact Activity: Short Blog Exercise
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toleranceday · 5 years
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Towards a Culture of Peace and Non-violence.
Establishing a culture of peace and sustainable development are at the heart of UNESCO’s mandate. Training and research in sustainable development are among the priorities, as well as human rights education, skills for peaceful relations, good governance, Holocaust remembrance, the prevention of conflict and peace building.Read less
UNESCO, since 1945, has promoted the right to quality education and the advancement of science and its applications to develop knowledge and capacity for economic and social progress, the basis of peace and sustainable development.
International cooperation is promoted through programmes on the management of transboundary sites such as World Heritage sites, biosphere reserves and geoparks, and of transboundary water resources, as well as Water for Peace programmes such as From Potential Conflict to Cooperation Potential (PCCP). UNESCO is leading the United Nations International Year of Water Cooperation 2013(link is external), to promote deeper cooperation to tackle the rising demand for water access, allocation and services.
Several international projects established under the auspices of UNESCO aim to promote solidarity and peace in the Middle East through scientific cooperation. These include one of the most ambitious research facilities in the Middle East, known as SESAME (Synchrotron-light for Experimental Science and Applications in the Middle East), and the Israeli-Palestinian Science Organization (IPSO).
Within the context of its intergovernmental mandate and universal membership, UNESCO has focused its work in science on issues of global concern requiring multinational collaboration such as in the fields of freshwater resource management, ocean health, climate change, renewable energy, natural disaster reduction, biodiversity loss, and capacity building in science, technology and innovation.
Knowledge of rights and freedoms is considered a fundamental tool to guarantee respect for the rights of all. UNESCO’s work in human rights education is guided by the World Programme for Human Rights Education(link is external).
UNESCO is concerned by the rise of racism, xenophobia and intolerance, and considers that education is essential to strengthening the foundations of tolerance, reducing discrimination and violence. Launched on 18 January 2012, the UNESCO-USA-Brazil project “Teaching Respect for All” aims to design a curricular framework to fight racism and promote tolerance, which countries can adapt to their respective contexts and needs.
UNESCO recognizes that teaching the lessons of the Holocaust is fundamental to establishing respect for human rights, basic freedoms and the values of tolerance and mutual respect. UN Member States are encouraged to develop educational programmes to transmit the memory of the Holocaust to future generations so as to prevent genocide from occurring again. UNESCO promotes these learning materials and provides a platform for institutions, teachers, students and interested parties to access resources on Education for Holocaust Remembrance.
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Am so so so happy, there is a possibility that our pride and joy might be awarded as KINABALU GEOPARK by the UNESCO. The Aspiring Kinabalu UNESCO Global Geopark (aKUGGp) covers three main districts nanely Kota Belud, Kota Marudu and part of Ranau. It features the three inter-related elements aka ABC: Abiotic geological feature, Biotic biodiversity marvel and Cultural aspects. "Aki Nabalu" as known to the locals, is actually in the Kadazandusun language,  "Aki" means ancestor and "Nabalu" is a place or mountain, basically Aki Nabalu meant ancestral mountain. Note : Kinabalu Park was the first national parks of Malaysia in 1964, and is Malaysia's first World Heritage Site designated by UNESCO back in December 2000. #EnchantingSabah #SabahOnsoi  #CutiCutiMalaysia #VisitSabah  #MalaysiaAirlines #GayaTravel #AksesMalaysia (at Kinabalu Park, Kota Kinabalu) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjO7Ml7pGwf/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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10 Top Activities & Attractions in Langkawi
Planning your holiday in Langkawi? Scroll down our list for the best activities to do and must-see attractions in Langkawi!
Paradise 101 Langkawi
Pamper yourself to a one-of-a-kind beach getaway at Naam’s Paradise 101 in Langkawi. The private island, located in the Andaman Sea, offers a variety of exciting activities that will make your visit worthwhile!
2. SkyCab Langkawi Cable Car
Climb aboard the highest cable car ride in Malaysia and embark on a journey through the eastern cliffs of Mt. Machinchang and its summit. Have the option to choose a standard designed gondola or level up your sightseeing experience with a glass bottom gondola!
3. Underwater World Langkawi
Discover all the wonders that lie underneath the deep blue waters of Malaysia’s oceans with a visit to Underwater World Langkawi, one of the largest aquariums in the country! The park is a must visit for all nature lovers, as well as those who wish to obtain an understanding of aquatic life.
4. Langkawi Island Hopping Tour
Visit Langkawi's popular islands on an exciting half-day island hopping experience. Admire the Lake of the Pregnant Maiden - a mythical lake and unique hill shaped like a woman lying on her back. Explore crystal clear waters and sweeping views of the ocean at Pulau Beras Basah. Witness magnificent eagles feeding right before your eyes at Pulau Singa Besar. Choose between Shared or Private Langkawi Island Hopping Tour to suit your itinerary
5. Langkawi Mangrove Tour From Tanjung Rhu
Maximize your vacation days with this relaxing half-day cruise of the Langkawi UNESCO Global Geopark! Discover Langkawi’s hidden gems; a mangrove forest home to bizarre animals, bat caves that are home to fruit bats and a serene aquaculture farm. Recognized as a UNESCO Geopark, it offers the chance to gaze at the flora and fauna that are unique to the wetlands. You will also visit a bat cave, a crocodile cave and a fish farm where you will observe aquaculture activities and also enjoy a lovely meal at the only floating restaurant in Langkawi
6. Splash Out Langkawi 
Splash Out Langkawi is the first water park in the legendary isle of Langkawi, where you can enjoy a fun-filled day with family and friends. Spread across 12 acres, the water park features 12 exciting rides and water attractions: Wild Water, Sprinkle Island, River of Life, Ragin’ Racers, Splash Twister, Poseidon’s Revenge, Perfect Storm, Splash-Tacular, Shipwreck Falls, Rainbow Rider, Splash-Python, and Big Splash Kingdom. The water park also features 3 dining outlets.
7. Langkawi Adventure & Xtreme Park 
A day at the Langkawi Adventure & Xtreme Park is guaranteed to supercharge your holiday! Try out over 12 fun and exhilarating activities like ATV and go karts, horse riding, flying fox, paintball, archery and Langkawi’s only Sky Bike!
8. Langkawi Car Rental
What’s the best way to explore Langkawi? With your own vehicle! Rent a car and explore Langkawi at your own pace and time. Enjoy the freedom of crafting your itinerary and drive a well-maintained and air-conditioned vehicle. So what are you waiting for? Book now and discover what Langkawi has to offer with your own private vehicle
9. Crocodile Adventureland Langkawi
Experience the unique flora and fauna of Malaysia with a visit to Crocodile Adventureland. Designed with beautiful vegetation and lush greenery, the farm gives all visitors a wonderful opportunity to see fascinating crocodiles in their natural habitat. See over 1,000 different crocodiles as you explore the farm and take in stunning sights of the trainers interacting with massive crocodiles.
10. Langkawi Wildlife Park
Be sure not to miss Langkawi Wildlife Park, the first fully-covered wildlife park in Asia! With its lush vegetation and more than 150 different animal species inside, this is a must-visit for all animal lovers and nature buffs!
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