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reasonsforhope · 3 months

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The population of giant pandas in the wild has nearly doubled as China steps up its conservation efforts.

China’s National Forestry and Grassland Administration said on Jan 25 there are now around 1,900 pandas in the wild from some 1,100 in the 1980s.

This has been due to China’s efforts to protect the species, considered a national treasure, said Mr Zhang Yue, an official with the administration.

The Giant Panda National Park was established in October 2021, covering a total area of over 22,000 sq km and providing a home to around 72 per cent of the wild giant panda population.

Protected areas for giant pandas have grown from 1.39 million ha to 2.58 million ha since 2012.

The International Union for Conservation of Nature has adjusted the status of giant pandas from “endangered” to “vulnerable”.

“This indicates that China’s giant panda conservation efforts have been recognised by the international wildlife conservation community,” Mr Zhang said.

The global captive population of giant pandas, meanwhile, has now reached 728, with 46 pandas successfully bred in captivity in 2023.

The genetic diversity of captive giant pandas has also improved. The current captive population of giant pandas can maintain 90 per cent genetic diversity for up to 200 years.

As for giant pandas living abroad, Mr Zhang said China has organised field inspections and assessments of 23 overseas cooperation institutions in 19 countries since 2023.

“The cooperation institutions generally meet the requirements in terms of venue construction, feeding and nursing, and disease prevention and control measures,” Mr Zhang said, adding that pandas living abroad are generally “in good health”.

He said China will further improve the international cooperation management mechanism for giant pandas, carry out regular daily health monitoring and field inspection and assessment, and continue to strengthen cooperation with international partners for the protection of endangered species and biodiversity.

-via The Straits Times, January 25, 2024

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National Panda Day

Nature's cuddly ambassadors, with a diet that's 99% bamboo and an unmistakable appearance that's sure to melt your heart.

Giant pandas are big fluffy balls of fun and one of the most universally loved animals around, so it’s no wonder they have their own special day!

Yet due to habitat loss and fragmentation, pandas are sadly considered to be a vulnerable species and require dedicated conservation to preserve their numbers. National Panda Day is dedicated to celebrating these quirky creatures and spreading awareness of the threats they face in order to encourage efforts to protect them.

History of National Panda Day

The panda has been around for almost 20 million years and is the oldest living species of bear. Yes, that’s right, any rumors you’ve heard to the contrary about them not being bears is false – they are in fact part of the Ursidae (bear) family, although they do also have a fair amount in common with raccoons.

While pandas have long been respected in their native China, their shy and solitary nature means they feature rarely in Chinese history and art – the likelihood of coming across one bear, let alone an embarrassment of pandas (the excellent collective noun for these animals!), has always been slim. Yet with their clumsy and lovable character, they’re incredibly popular, so much so that back in the 1980s a Taiwanese zoo even painted a sun bear black and white to try and pass it off as a giant panda!

National Panda Day grew out of the need to help protect these beautiful bears, as sadly these big guys require conservation efforts to even have a chance at recovering from their current depleted state. With no more than 2-3,000 left in the wild and only a few hundred in captivity, we risk losing these precious mammals forever if we don’t act.

National Panda Day aims to promote efforts to preserve their habitat from threats such as urbanization and climate change and to support their protection all around the world. Ultimately it’s a day of hope, as panda numbers are gradually starting to increase again thanks to decades of conservation work, with the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) downgrading the species from ‘endangered’ to ‘vulnerable’ in 2016.

If we all work together, we can continue these amazing advancements and ensure that the panda is safe and thriving, now and in the future.

National Panda Day Timeline

1869

Westerners first learn of Pandas

When a French missionary visits China, he is gifted with a skin from one of these fuzzy black and white bears.

1961

Giant Panda on WWF Logo

In an effort to promote the most vulnerable species, the World Wildlife Federation places the Panda on its logo. The Panda is chosen as a powerful symbol and is one of the rarest and most endangered bears in the world.

1984

Pandas placed on Endangered Species list by US

Native to China, these bears are beloved by people all over the world, but their low reproductive rate makes them vulnerable to threats and even the possibility of extinction. Placing them as endangered is meant to protect Pandas.

2006

Panda reserves in China grow

Over just the eight years prior, the number of Panda reserves in China grows from 13 to 40. This significantly impacts the ability for Pandas to survive in their natural habitat and improves their chances greatly.

2016

Pandas move to ‘vulnerable’ status

The great news about the work toward helping Pandas is that it is working! Pandas are downgraded by the International Union for Conservation of Nature, with more than 1800 pandas living in the wild.

Why pandas need our protection

Pandas are sensitive creatures and disruptions to their environment (a mere six mountain ranges in south-central China) can lead to survival and reproductive issues.

These cuddly little tumblers are well-known for their prodigious appetites, consuming massive amounts of bamboo each day. Although they evolved to eat meat, these bears are by and large vegetarian and therefore have to eat vast quantities of foliage to obtain sufficient energy and nutrients.

They are also notoriously bad at reproducing, with female pandas fertile for no more than two to three days a year. Little success has been had in captivity, although things have been improving in recent years. Still, they aren’t prone to giving birth very often, and this means that any loss to their numbers is potentially tragic.

Man-made threats such as farming and road building only exacerbate these vulnerabilities, shrinking and fragmenting the habitat on which pandas depend. Climate change is also causing bamboo to grow higher up the mountains, steadily reducing the amount available overall. Not only will pandas increasingly struggle to feed themselves, but habitat loss will also make it harder for them to find mates and reproduce.

And it’s not just important to preserve the panda population for their own sake. They’re also vital for maintaining the ecosystem around them, helping forest vegetation to flourish and in turn other species in the area.

How to Celebrate National Panda Day

Well, obviously your first stop should be the zoo! Due to their low numbers, there aren’t a whole lot of zoos that have giant panda exhibits, but hopefully, you’ll be able to find one relatively close to home. If you are lucky enough to be near one, then this will be a great opportunity to learn more about these cuddly bears and contribute to vital conservation efforts. And if the stars align you might even get to see some adorable and rare panda cubs!

If conservation is a cause close to your heart, then take some time to make a donation to a charity, zoo, or nature reserve that supports this important work. You can even adopt one of these cute creatures through organizations such as the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), which famously features a panda as its logo.

Be sure to look into getting some panda souvenirs such as cuddly toys, artwork and accessories, especially if a percentage of the profits go towards protecting the panda. You can also buy panda-themed items for your desk or wear panda-themed clothes to really help spread awareness of this fragile species.

If you fancy channeling your inner panda and conserving your energy, then why not crash out on the sofa and watch a documentary or film about these amazing animals? Dreamwork’s Kung Fu Panda franchise is especially popular, with three feature films, various shorts, and a TV series following the adventures of Po Ping, a typically clumsy giant panda who eventually blossoms into a kung fu master. There are also plenty of great documentaries available, such as Born in China and Pandas,for you to brush up on your panda facts.

Learn some Panda facts

Get swept up in pandamania and help make sure they’re munching on bamboo for many more years to come!

National Panda Day FAQs

Are Pandas endangered?

While Pandas were recently considered to be endangered, the effort to help them has been effective and they were downgraded from ‘endangered’ to ‘vulnerable’ in 2016. The hope is that one day they can be removed from the list completely.

When is National Panda Day?

Every year, National Panda Day falls on March 16, celebrating the world’s favorite black and white, fluffy, bamboo-eating bear.

Are Pandas dangerous?

Although they rarely attack humans, Giant Pandas should still be considered dangerous. They have powerful teeth and claws, certainly making them capable of attacking if they feel threatened.

Are Pandas bears?

Some people aren’t sure if Pandas are really bears because they look different. As it turns out, Giant Pandas are actually categorized in the bear family, but Red Pandas are the only members of their family but are closely related to raccoons.

Do Pandas hibernate?

Though Giant Pandas are in the bear family, they do not hibernate like black bears do, and they also cannot stand up on their hind legs.

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Animal of the Day!

Giant Panda (Ailuropoda melanoleuca)

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Conservation Status- Vulnerable

Habitat- Southwestern China

Size (Weight/Length)- 127 kg; 2 m

Diet- Bamboo

Cool Facts- Giant pandas are a true bear but herbivorous nonetheless. They must constantly eat bamboo, up to 36 kilograms a day, to gain enough nutrients. In the 1900’s, almost all of China’s bamboo forests were cut down and the giant panda became critically endangered. China then began one of the most intensive conservation efforts in history. Giant pandas were brought into captivity and placed into a breeding program that spanned the entire world. The captively bred pandas were then released into protected areas where bamboo forests remained. In 2020, all the protected areas were connected and renamed to be the Giant Panda National Park, a space three times Yellowstone National Park. Today exactly 1,864 giant pandas live in the wild, resulting in their status dropping from critically endangered to vulnerable. Giant pandas remain as the most protected species of animal on the planet.

Rating- 13/10 (A conservation story for the history books.)

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todaysbiggesthits · 2 months

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The Exam

Best Music Moment of 2023

Code: openly weeping and slyly recording alien boy's set at subT. sitting at sandy liang nyfw spring show and hearing harmony's "i am so lucky and nothing can stop me" while all of the bows in the world traipsed by. witnessing raphael and guillerme's post-dinner mid-80's french pop rock sing along session in chantilly. seeing phish cover "albuquerque" with gd by my side. christmas song jamon with Arden in central park on dec 24.

JD: August: Springsteen's rendition of "Nightshift" at Giants Stadium. October: Something made me want to listen to what I could only remember as a scary Ozzy Osbourne song they used to play on The Bear that went something like "Bury Nation." The actual lyrics upon figuring it out were so much more stupid and hilarious than I could have imagined. Got many delightful yuks and spins out of this jam.

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November: Enjoying a wild stew of crass while spinning 100 gecs on my first ever stroll of the Vegas Strip.

Best Shows Seent in 2023

JD: 1. Bruce Springsteen at Giants Stadium 2. Panda Bear and Sonic Boom at Knockdown Center 3. Hamilton Leithauser at Cafe Carlyle 4. The Walkmen at Webster Hall 5. A. Savage at Bowery Ballroom 6. Beach Fossils at Knockdown Center 7. Aunt Puke and Goth Jafar at the Exhaus Latta after party at Jean's

Codeman: washer - alphaville 3EB - salt shed alien boy - subT future trash - subT basement the hold steady - salt shed phish - united center a. savage - bowery ballroom

Confession of 2023

Codem: it took a full eight months of encouragement to finally listen to 100 gecs because i was certain that they were going to sound like let's eat grandma. i was wrong, they do not.

Biggest Disappointment of 2023

JD: Happy Mondays cancelling their trip to the US after we were so pumped to get tickets.

Cig: i thought i could hold off on buying tix to see ovlov on a sunday night in chicago only to have the show sell out and i then spent a full 45 days trawling craigslist for a ticket that never appeared.

Most Overrated of 2023

Codem: i zigged when boygenius and caroline polachek thought i would zag

JD: Feel like I should be more into Wenzdee.

Make It Stop 2023

JD: It isn't even make it stop because it's over and there's no going back, but watching Travis Scott's "Circus Maximus" long form film was a fascinating study in the terminal stage of aesthetics that we're living through. Truly the most dispiriting experience of the TBH era.

Codemin: new blink album

Biggest TBH Regret of 2023

Code: not trying harder to see 100 gecs + liturgy in nyc

JD: Second the above. Also got some insane pangs of regret upon seeing the Billy Idol setlist at King's Theater and a clip of "Nicotine and Gravy" from Beck's MSG show.

Detective Murtaugh of 2023

Code: there was a WAOR-type song quoted during phish's tweezer and i cannot for the life of me figure out what it was. i've been wracking my brain weekly, but i can't seem to jar anything loose.

JD: My most played song of the year was Charles Mingus - "Goodbye Pork Pie Hat."

Resolution for 2023 Status

Codem: -pony up and go see a show at salt shed. fever ray? How It Went: seent two of em and neither were fever ray?! -load neil’s discography onto my phone. i’m too often humming his tunes and then can’t play powderfinger on the way home from the office. How It Went: subscribed to apple music just to get ol' shakey in my ears again

JD: More Lou. How It Went: Best: Songs For Drella Max Utility: Coney Island Baby Most Desired Cheap Copy at a Record Store: Legendary Hearts

Resolution for 2024

JD: Think I'm going to lean on The Smiths to get me through all the election miz this year.

Code Man: 1) expend similar effort in finding new music next year and try to stretch myself past the usual suspects 2) go to more shows on my nyc wknds

Most Anticipated of 2024

Code: i'm putting all of my eggs in the dom basket, everything else will be gravy

JD: I've got nothing, so let's double the cosmic pressure on Dom.

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kiomoi · 3 months

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Experience Sikkim's Magic – Book Your Tour Today!

Nestled in the lap of the Eastern Himalayas, Sikkim beckons travelers with its enchanting blend of natural beauty, cultural diversity, and spiritual serenity. As a destination, Sikkim offers a unique and magical experience that transcends the ordinary. From towering peaks to vibrant monasteries, lush valleys to diverse wildlife, a Sikkim tour promises an immersive journey into a world where nature, culture, and spirituality coalesce. In this exploration, we will delve into the myriad facets of Sikkim's magic and why booking a tour to this Himalayan haven should be at the top of your travel list.

Nature's Symphony: Sikkim's Spellbinding Landscapes

Sikkim is a canvas painted with diverse hues of nature. The crown jewel of this picturesque state is the majestic Kanchenjunga, the third-highest mountain in the world. Its snow-clad peaks serve as a constant companion, visible from every corner of Sikkim, adding a touch of grandeur to the landscape.

The Yumthang Valley, aptly named the "Valley of Flowers," is a botanical paradise adorned with rhododendrons, primulas, and a myriad of alpine flora. In spring, the valley transforms into a kaleidoscope of colors, a visual spectacle that captivates the soul. The Khangchendzonga National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, shelters diverse ecosystems, including glaciers, alpine meadows, and subtropical forests. This sanctuary is home to elusive species like the red panda, snow leopard, and Himalayan tahr, offering wildlife enthusiasts a chance to witness these creatures in their natural habitat.

Trekking enthusiasts can embark on the Goechala trek, a journey that unfolds breathtaking views of the Khangchendzonga range. As you traverse through dense forests and alpine landscapes, the sense of accomplishment upon reaching Goechala Pass is unparalleled. Additionally, the serene Tsomgo Lake, Gurudongmar Lake, and the ethereal Gurudongmar Lake are jewels adorning the Sikkimese terrain, each with its own unique charm.

Cultural Tapestry: Sikkim's Rich Heritage

Sikkim is a cultural mosaic, where traditions, rituals, and festivals weave together a vibrant tapestry. The state is home to a diverse population comprising Lepchas, Bhutias, and Nepalis, each contributing to the region's cultural richness.

The monasteries of Sikkim stand as architectural and spiritual marvels. Rumtek Monastery, perched atop a hill, radiates a sense of tranquility and is considered the most significant monastery in Sikkim. Pemayangtse Monastery, dating back to the 17th century, is adorned with intricate murals and sculptures that narrate the life of Lord Buddha. These monastic sanctuaries not only showcase the religious fervor but also provide panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes.

Festivals in Sikkim are vibrant celebrations that reflect the harmonious coexistence of various communities. Losar, the Tibetan New Year, brings forth colorful processions and traditional dances. Dashain, the Hindu festival, is marked by worship, feasting, and the exchange of blessings. Tihar, the festival of lights, illuminates the mountainous terrain with oil lamps and candles, creating a surreal ambiance.

Beyond the Ordinary: Unique Sikkimese Experiences

A Sikkim tour is not just a visual treat; it's an invitation to engage in unique and extraordinary experiences that define the region's charm with kiomoi.

Hot Springs of Yumthang: The Yumthang Valley not only captivates with its floral beauty but also offers natural hot springs. A dip in these therapeutic waters amidst the backdrop of snow-clad peaks is an experience like no other.

Homestays in Dzongu: For a more intimate cultural experience, consider staying in a homestay in Dzongu, an area reserved for the Lepcha community. Engage in traditional meals, learn about age-old customs, and witness the warmth of Sikkimese hospitality.

Yak Safari in Tsomgo: Replace conventional safaris with a Yak Safari around Tsomgo Lake. The gentle giants provide a unique perspective of the landscape as you peacefully traverse the region.

Tea Tasting in Temi: Visit the only organic tea garden in Sikkim, the Temi Tea Garden. Delight your taste buds with exquisite teas while gaining insights into the art of tea-making and its significance in the local economy.

Paragliding in Gangtok: Adrenaline junkies can soar above the valleys with paragliding in Gangtok. The thrilling experience offers panoramic views of the lush terrain below.

Responsible Tourism: Preserving Sikkim's Charm

Sikkim's allure lies not only in its natural and cultural splendors but also in its commitment to sustainable and responsible tourism. The state has undertaken initiatives to ensure the preservation of its pristine landscapes and cultural heritage.

Homestays, a popular accommodation choice, not only provide visitors with an authentic experience but also contribute to the economic well-being of local communities. Sustainable trekking practices, such as adhering to Leave No Trace principles, are promoted to minimize the environmental impact on the region's trekking trails. Efforts to foster responsible wildlife tourism aim to protect the delicate ecosystems and the diverse fauna that inhabits Sikkim.

Conclusion: Unveiling Sikkim's Enchantment

In conclusion, a Sikkim tour is a journey into a realm where nature, culture, and spirituality converge to create an enchanting experience. From the awe-inspiring landscapes to the rich cultural heritage, every moment in Sikkim is a revelation.

Booking a tour to Sikkim is not just a travel decision; it's an investment in a magical experience that transcends the ordinary. As you traverse the mountains, engage with diverse cultures, and immerse yourself in unique experiences, Sikkim unveils its magic, leaving an indelible mark on your soul. So, heed the call of the Himalayas, book your Sikkim tour today, and embark on a journey that promises not just a vacation but a transformative odyssey into the heart of Sikkim's magic.

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China is a vast and diverse country with a rich history, diverse landscapes, and a vibrant culture. From ancient historical sites to modern cities, there's a wide range of experiences to explore. Here's a guide to help you plan a visit to China:

1. Beijing:

The Great Wall of China: Explore this iconic symbol of China's ancient civilization.

Forbidden City (Palace Museum): Discover the imperial history of China in this massive palace complex.

Tiananmen Square: Visit the world's largest public square with historical and political significance.

Summer Palace: A beautiful imperial garden with a vast lake and historical buildings.

2. Xi'an:

Terracotta Army: Marvel at the thousands of life-sized clay soldiers, horses, and chariots.

Xi'an City Wall: Walk or bike along this ancient city wall that encircles the old city.

3. Shanghai:

The Bund: Stroll along this historic waterfront area with a mix of architectural styles.

Yu Garden: Explore a classical Chinese garden in the heart of Shanghai.

Oriental Pearl Tower: Enjoy panoramic views of the city from this iconic tower.

4. Guilin and Yangshuo:

Li River Cruise: Take a boat trip through the stunning karst landscapes.

Elephant Trunk Hill: Visit the iconic hill resembling an elephant drinking from the river.

5. Chengdu:

Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding: See adorable pandas in a natural environment.

Jinli Ancient Street: Explore this historic street with traditional architecture.

6. Zhangjiajie:

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park: Known for its towering sandstone pillars and the inspiration for the floating mountains in "Avatar."

7. Hangzhou:

West Lake: Enjoy the scenic beauty of this UNESCO World Heritage site.

Tea Plantations: Visit Longjing (Dragon Well) tea plantations for a traditional tea experience.

8. Lhasa, Tibet:

Potala Palace: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, once the winter palace of the Dalai Lama.

Jokhang Temple: A sacred Buddhist site in the heart of Lhasa.

9. Harbin:

Harbin Ice Festival: Experience the stunning ice sculptures and winter festivities.

10. Dunhuang:

Mogao Caves: Explore the ancient Buddhist cave art and sculptures.

11. Hiking in Huangshan (Yellow Mountains):

Witness breathtaking scenery, ancient pine trees, and granite peaks.

12. Traditional Chinese Opera:

Attend a performance of traditional Chinese opera for a cultural experience.

13. Local Cuisine:

Try regional specialties like Peking duck, dim sum, hotpot, and various noodle dishes.

14. Language:

Mandarin is the official language. Learning a few basic phrases can enhance your experience.

15. Transportation:

China has a well-developed transportation system. Consider using high-speed trains for efficient travel between cities.

Remember to check for any travel advisories, entry requirements, and local regulations before planning your trip to China. Given the country's vastness, diverse cultural heritage, and natural wonders, tailor your itinerary based on your interests and the specific regions you plan to explore. Enjoy your journey through China!

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xtruss · 4 months

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Buenos Aires, Argentina 🇦🇷! A giant mural of Diego Maradona, the footballer who led Argentina to World Cup victory in 1986, created by the artist Martin Ron in his Capitanes series. Photograph: Anadolu/Getty Images

Obwalden, Switzerland 🇨🇭! The freshly snow-covered Gross Spannort mountain, with an altitude of 3,198 metres (10,492ft) above sea level. Photograph: Urs Flueeler/AP

Somerset, UK 🇬🇧! Engineering teams use the world’s largest crane – Big Carl – to lift a 245-tonne steel dome on to Hinkley Point C’s first reactor building, at the nuclear power station construction site in Bridgwater. The dome is manoeuvred into position on top of the 44-metre high reactor building. Photograph: Ben Birchall/PA

Pucon town, Chile 🇨🇱! The Villarrica volcano lights up the sky at night. Photograph: Cristobal Saavedra Escobar/Reuters

California, United States 🇺🇸! A group of pelicans gang up on a cormorant to poach its catch of the day, in San Jose, California. The much bigger water birds saw the successful hunt, then managed to grab the trout off the cormorant in a matter of seconds. Photograph: Wei Lian/Solent News & Photo Agency/Solent News

People’s Republic of China 🇨🇳! A flock of oriental white storks foraging at a national ocean park in Lianyungang, on China’s east coast. In Chinese mythology, storks symbolise longevity. They are often associated with the god Shouxing, who controls the human lifespan and is also depicted, pleasingly, holding the ‘peach of immortality’. Photograph: Xinhua/Shutterstock

London, England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿! A short-eared owl hovers while hunting in Staines Moor, near Heathrow, UK. The British Trust for Ornithology notes that although the ear tufts may be invisible, you can identify this species by the black around its eyes, ‘perhaps giving the appearance of too much mascara and eyeliner’. Photograph: mediadrumimages/Lee Tilley

Türkiye 🇹🇷! Flamingos wade in Lake Van Basin in Türkiye during migration. The lake has attracted up to 10,000 flamingos in past years, but recent droughts due to climate change are causing its shoreline to recede. Photograph: Anadolu/Getty Images

Beijing, China 🇨🇳! A giant panda rests on a tree at a zoo in Beijing after a snowfall that prompted road closures and the suspension of classes and train services earlier this week. Photograph: Fanjiashan/Chinatopix/AP

Forever Palestine 🇵🇸 (Illegally Occupied By the Zionist Cunts with the Help of War Criminals United States and the West)! In a photograph taken from southern Israel near the border with the Gaza Strip, smoke rises during an Isra-heili strike on Palestinian Territory. Photograph: Gil Cohen-Magen/AFP/Getty Images

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dan6085 · 5 months

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Top 20 Tourist spots in China:

1. **The Great Wall of China:** A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Great Wall spans over 13,000 miles and offers breathtaking views.

2. **The Forbidden City, Beijing:** Explore the imperial palace, home to Chinese emperors for centuries, known for its stunning architecture.

3. **The Terracotta Army, Xi'an:** Guarding the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, this army of clay soldiers is a marvel of ancient craftsmanship.

4. **The Li River, Guilin:** Cruise along this picturesque river, surrounded by karst mountains and lush landscapes.

5. **Yellow Mountain (Huangshan):** Famous for its unique granite peaks, ancient pine trees, and hot springs, it's a favorite for hikers and photographers.

6. **Zhangjiajie National Forest Park:** The inspiration for the floating mountains in the movie "Avatar," this park is known for its surreal sandstone formations.

7. **The Potala Palace, Lhasa:** A symbol of Tibetan Buddhism, this palace served as the winter residence for the Dalai Lama.

8. **Jiuzhaigou Valley:** A UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its colorful lakes, waterfalls, and snow-capped peaks.

9. **Shanghai: The Bund:** Explore the historic waterfront area with colonial-era architecture and modern skyscrapers.

10. **West Lake, Hangzhou:** A serene freshwater lake surrounded by temples, gardens, and pagodas.

11. **Pingyao Ancient City:** Step back in time while wandering through well-preserved Ming and Qing dynasty architecture.

12. **Mount Everest Base Camp:** Experience the world's highest peak, either by trekking or enjoying the view from the base camp.

13. **Hainan Island:** China's southernmost province offers tropical beaches, rainforests, and a vibrant cultural scene.

14. **The Three Gorges, Yangtze River:** Cruise through stunning landscapes and visit the Three Gorges Dam, the world's largest hydroelectric power station.

15. **Lijiang Old Town:** A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this ancient town features cobblestone streets, traditional Naxi architecture, and scenic canals.

16. **The Shaolin Temple, Dengfeng:** Birthplace of Chinese martial arts, this temple showcases traditional kung fu performances.

17. **Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding:** Get up close with adorable pandas and learn about conservation efforts.

18. **Gulangyu Island, Xiamen:** A car-free island known for its colonial architecture, beaches, and vibrant street life.

19. **Hangzhou Bay Bridge:** One of the world's longest trans-oceanic bridges, connecting Shanghai and Ningbo.

20. **Mogao Caves, Dunhuang:** Explore the "Caves of the Thousand Buddhas," containing exquisite Buddhist art and sculptures along the Silk Road.

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eurovisionsocialnewswire · 8 months

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US-DC: Giant panda Xiao Qi Ji celebrates third birthday with tasty cake at zoo in Washington DC [MUTE]

Smithsonian’s National Zoo in Washington D.C released a video on Monday, August 21, showing the park’s giant panda Xiao Qi Ji celebrating his third birthday with a tasty cake. The zoo described the treat as a “special panda-friendly fruitsicle cake” made from frozen diluted apple and pineapple juices and frosted with a mixture of mashed sweet potatoes, mashed carrots and honey.

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Giant panda – an example of successful rare species conservation

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Giant pandas (Ailuropoda melanoleuca) are one of the most popular protected animals in the world. They are also the national treasure of China. They are widely loved for their unique appearance, cute look and gentle nature. Over the past few decades, the giant panda has faced serious threats to its survival and has become one of the species on the brink of extinction. However, through the efforts of global conservation organisations, government departments and scientists, the giant panda's fortunes have been reversed. This article explores the story of the giant pandas and shows how they have been successfully rescued.

The endangered species

Around 1980, scientists declared the giant panda to be on the brink of extinction. Yet it is curious to know why the giant panda, which has no natural predators, has plummeted in population and is about to become extinct.(Zhu et al., 2013)

The earliest speculations that were raised were due to the monoculture nature of the giant panda's diet. Bamboo is the main food of the giant panda, but due to its long growth cycle, bamboo forests are slow to recover. Excessive bamboo harvesting, planting of non-native bamboo species and climate change have all contributed to the scarcity of food resources for pandas, putting them at risk of starvation and malnutrition. Also, as bamboo is mostly grown in China's high altitude mountains. And the deforestation, agricultural expansion, road construction and other human activities made for development in China at the time have severely damaged the natural habitat of the giant panda. These activities have led to the destruction and fragmentation of the giant panda's habitat, affecting their living space and food supply.

Others have suggested that giant pandas are endangered because of their low reproduction rate.(Wei et al., 2015) Female pandas only come into heat for a short period of time each year, and the number of male pandas is relatively low. This makes the breeding process difficult and results in slow population growth in the wild. In addition, the mating behaviour and reproductive success of giant pandas has been affected by habitat destruction and disturbance from human activities.

People blame the demise of giant pandas on their inability to adapt to the environment. Yet the truth is that giant pandas have a high reproductive rate in the wild.(Wei et al., 2015) At this point, it became clear that it was mainly human interference and direct persecution with certain objectives that caused the population of giant pandas to plummet. Environmental pollution, water pollution and climate change have also had an impact on the survival of the giant panda. The accumulation of toxic substances, contamination of water sources and extreme weather events caused by climate change may all have a negative impact on the health and survival of giant pandas. In addition, due to their rare and precious status, giant pandas have been the target of illegal hunting and illegal trade. Despite increased efforts by the Chinese government to combat wildlife trade, there are still some illegal practices that pose a potential threat to the survival of giant pandas.

Conservation measures

In response to these threats, the Chinese government, conservation organisations and the scientific community have taken a number of proactive measures.

The first is the protection and re-siting of habitats. A series of nature reserves and wildlife protection bases have been established in China to provide safe habitats and protected areas for giant pandas. An example is a Giant Panda National Park in Sichuan, the home of the giant pandas, with a total area of 27,134 square kilometres.(Kang & Li, 2019) Strict management and monitoring has been implemented in these areas to ensure that the living environment of the giant pandas is protected and restored. The management of bamboo forest restoration and protection has also been strengthened. This includes limiting bamboo harvesting, promoting sustainable management and planting native bamboo species to increase the food supply for giant pandas.(Wei et al., 2015)

China is also actively working closely with international conservation organisations and the scientific community on giant panda conservation projects and scientific research. The Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda was established to study the species and habits of giant pandas, and to try artificial propagation of pandas. The research base is also open to visitors, allowing them to learn about conservation while experiencing the loveliness of giant pandas.

Figure 1. Twin giant panda cubs born at China research centre (1,600 × 700)

Finally, the Chinese government has also established a legal framework to prohibit illegal hunting and trade activities. Poachers are not allowed to threaten the safety of wild pandas. Along with rapid economic development, China has also begun to focus on environmental and ecological protection. Recently, China's constitution added ecological civilisation, which will enable man and nature to develop and progress together in harmony.(Kang & Li, 2019)

The future of the giant panda

The future of pandas still faces some challenges, but has a positive outlook. In the future, scientists will attempt to reintroduce pandas back into the wild. Reintroduction is an important way to protect endangered species and prevent their disappearance.(Yang et al., 2018)

At the same time, experts have declared a continued focus on environmental issues. The current threat status of IUCN Red List species does not always mean the same threat in the future under climate change.(Tang et al., 2022) If we let the issue of temperature change go unchecked, the giant panda will once again be threatened with extinction and we humans will be next in line to have survival problems.

Thank you all for reading! If you have any questions or ideas, please feel free to discuss them with me in the comments.

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Sandakphu Trek: A Himalayan Dream Adventure

It is the Sandakphu Trek, nestled in the Eastern Himalayas, offers a stunning journey through the beautiful landscapes of Singalila National Park. With breathtaking perspectives of all four world's tallest mountains, this trek will be an unforgettable trip for nature and adventure people who love nature.

It is believed that the Sandakphu Trek typically starts from Manebhanjan, a tiny town close to Darjeeling. The trail is a trek along Singalila Ridge, traversing through dense forests, rhododendron valleys and meadows that are pristine. The route passes through a variety of charming villages, including Tumling, Kalapokhri, and Gairibas, before reaching Sandakphu, which is the top point of West Bengal.

Best Time to Trek

The best time to start this trek Sandakphu Trek is during the months of March-May and October through the beginning of December. The conditions are pleasant, with clear skies that offer breathtaking panoramas of the snow-capped mountains.

Highlights of the Sandakphu Trek

While travelling to Sandakphu, You will be close to a variety of amazing natural beauties. Don't forget to take in peace and tranquillity within the magnificent Himalayas. Here are a few top highlights from Sandakphu.

Unbeatable Mountain Views: From Sandakphu, hikers can enjoy stunning views of the majestic Kanchenjunga, Makalu, Lhotse and Everest. The four giants, which rise over 8,000 meters, form stunning views, which make the arduous trek worth it.

Flora and fauna: Singalila National Park is a wonderful treasure collection of biodiversity. On the way, the hikers will see an array of diverse plants, including magnolias, oak and flowering Rhododendrons. The park also houses numerous species of birds as well as wildlife, including the barking deer, the red pandas and Himalayan Black bears.

Friendly Hospitality: One of the most rewarding features of the Sandakphu Trek is the warm welcome of the locals. Travellers can anticipate being welcomed with smiling smiles, warm greetings, and hot cups of tea in the teahouses and homestays that are located along the trail.

Essential Tips for the Trek

When you are on your journey, don't ignore these basic items, or you could be in great difficulty on the way.

Fitness and Preparation Training: Sandakphu Trek is a moderately difficult trek with an elevation gain of more than 3,600 meters. It is essential that trekkers are physically fit and prepared to face the tough terrain and altitudes.

Essential Packing Items: The right equipment is essential for an enjoyable journey. Essential items include the best backpacks with comfortable trekking footwear, warm clothes, rain equipment, tablets for water purification and a first aid kit and high-energy food items.

Responsible trekking: Preserving the environment in its natural state of Singalila National Park is vital. It is essential that trekkers adhere to the principle of Leave No Trace, ensuring that they don't pollute or damage the natural habitat.

Conclusion

It is the Sandakphu Trek is a dream adventure that provides a unique combination of exciting challenges, breathtaking landscapes, as well as warmth and hospitality that is truly heartwarming. If you are prepared and follow the right walking practices, this trek through the Himalayas will create a lasting impression in the hearts of every adventurer.

Take the Sandakphu Trek for an unforgettable experience through Glacier Treks and Adventures since they have experience in this area and will help you have a smooth experience. They are certified and trained guides to ensure the safety of you and your comfort walking.

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Everest Base Camp – Cho La – Gokyo Trek - 18 Days

Everest Base Camp – Cho La – Gokyo Trek is the perfect adventure for those looking to get away from the bustle of the crowds and experience the pristine nature and true wilderness of the Everest region. It is a comprehensive trek through the central Khumbu region of Nepal Trek that includes four high altitude climbs.

The trek offers amazing views of four 8000-ers, namely, Everest (8848m), Makalu (8463m), Lhotse (8516m) and Cho Oyu (8201m) along with the Khumbu icefall and Ngozumpa glacier. You will also witness the serene Gokyo valley from the fantastic vantage point at Gokyo Ri along with the tranquil waters of the Gokyo Lakes. The trail passes through the Sagarmatha National Park, which is a sanctuary for a variety of endangered Himalayan wildlife including red pandas, snow leopards, musk deer, Himalayan thars, Lophophorus and so on.

A short flight from Kathmandu to Lukla leads to the start of the classic EBC trek. The route follows trails through Sherpa villages beneath towering landscapes to the highest summer village of Gorak Shep: springboard for Base Camp and close Everest views. Once above the tree line, you will be closer to the ice-giants than on any other trail. The trekking days are designed to minimize the risk of AMS by limiting daily altitude increases. Three rest days are included. The first is at Namche Bazaar: explore the town and nearby Khumjung to experience the culture, lifestyle and beliefs of the Sherpa People.

Trek to the hilltop village of Tengboche which has a vibrant Buddhist Monastery. Continue through Pangboche to Dingboche for the second acclimatization day: walk to Nangartshang Gompa ridge for superb views of the Nuptse glacier, Ama Dablam’s north face and Makalu. As the altitude rises, temperatures fall: forests and farmland give way to alpine scrub, then rock and ice. After a night at Lobuche trek to the highest village at Gorak Shep for lunch. Follow the trail to the ring of peaks surrounding the upper Khumbu Glacier. Base camp is laid out each April-May on the ice, opposite the ice fall. Return to Gorak Shep for the night.

A pre-sunrise Kala Patthar climb from your teahouse offers glorious views that include Cho Oyu in the west, Everest, the South Col, Lhotse, Nuptse and the peaks surrounding the Base Camp.

Return to Lobuche, descend the Khumbu Glacier then follow the route to lower Dzongla and a rest. Tackle the demanding Cho La and descend to Tagnag above the Ngozumpa Glacier. Walk along the glacier to Gokyo, and enjoy an afternoon at the lake. Tackle Gokyo Ri for sunrise and superb (different) views of Cho Oyu, Everest’s northeast face, Lhotse, Nuptse and Makalu et al. Return to Lukla in three days. The Everest Base Camp – Cho La – Gokyo Trek comes to a closure with a flight back to Kathmandu

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10 Best Places in USA to Travel

https://lifesporttravel.com/?p=1600 10 Best Places in USA to Travel - https://lifesporttravel.com/?p=1600 The Best Places in USA to Travel America offers many breathtaking destinations to explore. You can travel to quaint towns, marvel at stunning national parks, take a leisurely walk on the beach or even venture off-world on an island! America truly has something for everyone when it comes to vacation destinations – you won’t be disappointed! Maui is one of the premier travel destinations in America, boasting white sand and sparkling turquoise water. 1. Maui Maui may seem like the perfect vacation spot with its white sand beaches and picturesque landscape, but there’s much more to this Hawaiian island than meets the eye. Discover the island’s vibrant culture through hula performances, traditional Hawaiian arts and crafts, or sample some fresh local cuisine. Additionally, it hosts numerous festivals and events throughout the year. For an unforgettable adventure, try hiking up Haleakala volcano or driving the Road to Hana. Both activities provide breathtaking views that you won’t soon forget. 2. Cape Cod Cape Cod, Massachusetts is a stunning vacation spot. It boasts several stunning beaches and provides plenty of activities for travelers of all ages. Summer brings many tourists to the area for its warm temperatures and stunning beaches. Towns like Chatham offer a vibrant Main Street where shoppers can enjoy dining and shopping all in one place. Another fantastic destination on the Cape is Orleans, offering visitors a peaceful beach and plenty of exciting activities and events. Additionally, this town has an impressive cultural scene with plenty of art galleries to explore. Whale watching is a must-do experience for marine wildlife enthusiasts. Naturalists on board offer expert insight into the humpback whales that live off Cape Cod’s shores. 3. New Orleans New Orleans, commonly referred to as “the Big Easy,” is a vibrant destination boasting unique neighborhoods, world-class attractions and endless nightlife. It also has a rich tradition of celebration – especially during Mardi Gras. The French Quarter, commonly referred to as Vieux Carre, should not be missed during your trip to New Orleans. This historic district boasts cobblestone streets, stunning architecture, restaurants and live music venues alike. Not to be missed is the Sydney and Walda Besthoff Sculpture Garden, located inside of New Orleans Museum of Art. This 11-acre space showcases over 90 distinct sculptures that make for an enjoyable stroll through. For an exciting outdoor activity, why not take a horse-drawn carriage ride through the French Quarter. Not only will you learn more about its history, but you’ll get an up-close view of some of New Orleans’ iconic buildings? 4. Washington D.C. Washington DC offers an abundance of attractions, monuments and memorials to explore as well as a vast selection of activities to enjoy. Whether you are here for a few days or weeks, there’s something special for everyone in this vibrant city. For nature enthusiasts, the National Zoo is one of the best places to spend your time. Here you can observe an array of animals such as giant pandas, tigers and elephants up close. For art enthusiasts, the National Gallery of Art & Sculpture Garden is worth visiting. Here, you’ll find paintings, sculptures and other masterpieces from around the globe. 5. Outer Banks The Outer Banks, a chain of barrier islands that separates land from ocean, is renowned for its beaches, historical attractions and thrilling family adventures. Best of all? You don’t need an airplane or cruise ship to visit; all of these island chains can easily be reached by car. On the north end of the Outer Banks, you’ll find several charming beach towns such as Nags Head and Corolla. Visit historic sites like Whalehead Mansion and Elizabethan Gardens for an unforgettable experience. You’ll also come across many popular parks, like Jockey’s Ridge State Park in Nags Head and Historic Corolla Park. Plus, you can try your hand at sand climbing and hang gliding for some outdoor adventures! Marine history buffs will want to visit the Graveyard of the Atlantic Museum, which honors 17th and 18th-century shipwreck rescuers. And for something more active on your Outer Banks vacation, why not take a kayak or fishing excursion along Cape Hatteras National Seashore? 6. Oahu Oahu, commonly referred to as “The Gathering Place,” offers so much more than just tropical beaches. From bustling cities to sleepy surf villages, the island is packed with attractions, activities and unique restaurants that will make your trip truly unforgettable. Start by hiking up Diamond Head Crater for an incredible view of the entire island! It’s an easy but beautiful hike that offers stunning panoramas. Another enjoyable afternoon activity is kayaking on the Mokulua Islands. This activity is ideal for all ages and can be done independently or as part of a tour. For something extra adventurous, why not try swimming with sharks? This unique experience cannot be replicated elsewhere. 7. Lake Superior Lake Superior is the largest freshwater lake in the world and home to some of the most breathtaking scenery. With 4,393 km (2,730 mi) of shoreline, vibrant sandstone cliffs, and powerful crystal waves crashing against them, it’s no wonder why this area has inspired artists and explorers for centuries. Visitors to Lake Superior can explore a number of attractions along its shores, such as Grand Portage National Monument, Fort William Historical Park and Pictured Rocks and Apostle Islands National Lakeshores. Furthermore, numerous events take place throughout the year like Lake Superior Celebration – an educational event for students that features hands-on activities and learning. For an even more immersive experience, take a guided tour of the area offered by Lake Superior Partnership – a non-profit organization dedicated to conserving and restoring its pristine waters. 8. Napa Valley Napa Valley, known for its wine-soaked landscape and world-class restaurants, boasts stunning architecture as well as plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy. Visitors can hike along creekside trails, enjoy spa services at one of the Napa Valley resorts or even take a hot air balloon ride for breathtaking views of vineyards and countryside. Downtown Napa is a pedestrian-friendly area with plenty of boutiques and art galleries to discover. Additionally, the riverfront provides ample opportunity for sightseeing as you pass historic Victorian mansions on your way. Bibliophiles will enjoy spending time at the Robert Louis Stevenson Museum, where you’ll gain an appreciation of this renowned author and his connection to Napa Valley. The collection includes editions of his books, poetry, and travel writings. 9. Wisconsin Wisconsin is one of the best destinations in America for travelers, offering an impressive combination of well-known and lesser known attractions. Its landscape, from glacier-carved valleys to bluffs and rolling hillsides, make Wisconsin an ideal spot for outdoor recreation. Wisconsin offers a plethora of activities to explore, such as hiking, fishing, boating and camping. Plus its diverse landscape supports several wildlife species like bears, deer, cougars and wolves – just to name a few! One of the state’s top attractions is Harley-Davidson Museum. Here, visitors can explore the company’s heritage through thousands of artifacts associated with motorcycling – making it a must-visit for both motorcycle aficionados and history enthusiasts alike! 10. Oregon Coast The Oregon Coast is an enchantingly stunning destination with stunning scenery and abundant natural attractions. This coastal region is renowned for its captivating beaches, majestic lighthouses and sheer cliffs. On the northern Oregon Coast, you’ll find trendy towns with beachfront cottages and cozy motels; while in the central region there are charming fishing villages. By comparison, the southern region features rugged landscapes and volcanic black sand beaches. In addition to stunning beaches and breathtaking scenery, Oregon Coast also has plenty of attractions and events that will keep you engaged during your vacation. From whale watching excursions and seafood cook-offs to buggy excursions on dunes, there’s always something fun in store! 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Blaire’s Collection

Meet Outfit (Limited Too polka dot skimp dress with black leggings, black flats) Meet Accessories (Sony Handycam DCR TRV 70 video camera, pack of pretend Juicy Fruit Strappleberry gum, pack of pretend Juicy Fruit Grapermelon gum, two pieces of pretend Pão de queijo bread, and copy of Tuned In Episode #1 Fast Friends book)

School Collection: -First Day Outfit (violet Limited Too smocked baby doll tank top, blue Limited Too floral print skirt, white socks with pink sparkly Limited Too sneakers) -Blaire’s Lunch Set (red lunch tray with these pretend foods: Uncrustable grilled cheese sandwich, potato wedges, pineapple chunks with strawberries, and a pretend carton of milk) -Blaire’s Backpack and Supplies (black Bratz backpack with these supplies: pink Hamtaro pencil case, three pencils, 4th grade math book, red FiveStar notebook)

Holiday Collection: -Blaire’s New CDs (White Stripes Elephant, Muse Absolution, Linkin Park Meteora, Death Cab For Cutie Transatlanticism. CDs play these tracks as 30 second samples: Seven Nation Army, Hysteria, Somewhere I Belong, and The Sound of Settling) -Blaire’s New Gamecube games (cases only, comes with screenshots from these games: Mario Kart Double Dash!!, The Simpsons Hit & Run, Billy Hatcher and the Giant Egg, and Sonic Heroes) -Blaire’s Cheongsam and Shoes (blue outfit and shoes, can be combined with the leggings from her Meet outfit)

Birthday Collection: -Blaire’s Gift from Burton (is a copy of the CD The End of Heartache by Killswitch Engage) -Blaire’s Birthday Cake (gold cake with chocolate frosting, a 10 candle, and Happy Birthday Blaire written on it. The cake has a Hamtaro decal) -Blaire’s Birthday Treats (plate of pretend Brigadeiro Brazilian sweet)

Summer Collection: -Blaire’s Summer Vacation Outfit (pink tank top and navy blue shorts, white socks, white and gold Limited Too sneakers) -Disney World Ticket (dated for July 6th, 2004) -Blaire’s Disney Summer Haul (comes with a pair of Mickey Mouse ears, Disney World bag with 2004 written on it, a Disney World picture album, and a panda pouch from Epcot China) -Blaire’s Family Picture (picture of her and her family in front of Cinderella’s Castle. She is the child in the middle, her sister is on her left and her brother on the right, while their parents are behind them) -I Want to Rule The World CD (was made at the Song Maker at DisneyQuest) -Universal Studios Orlando Ticket (dated for July 7th, 2004) -Bruce the Shark Maquette (bought after going on the Jaws ride at Universal Studios Orlando) -Revenge of the Mummy ride t-shirt (bought after going on the Revenge of the Mummy ride at Universal Studios Orlando) -Blaire’s Splash Mountain Picture (bought after going on the ride. In the picture, her dad is holding onto her mom for dear life, Blaire looks freaked out, Burton looks confused, while Bianca’s just grinning like an idiot)

Winter Collection: -Blaire’s Coat and Mittens (red puffy coat with red mittens) -Blaire’s Snow Boots (black snow boots)

Bedroom Collection: -Blaire’s Bed and Bedding (full bed with Rugrats bedding) -Blaire’s Pajamas (Limited Too Nap Queen long sleeve pajama top and pants) -Blaire’s TV and Gamecube (the Gamecube is purple, comes with a Game Boy Player, neither item functions. The Gamecube can be attached to the front of the TV. Comes with screenshots from these games: Metroid Prime, Resident Evil 0, Super Mario Sunshine, Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles, Spongebob Squarepants Battle for Bikini Bottom, and Backyard Baseball) -Blaire’s Little Plum plushie (plushie of Xiao Mei Zi from Zhima Jie, the Chinese version of Sesame Street. She got this as a little girl from her dad) -Gordon and Susan Adopt a Baby book (her parents used this, along with A Mother for Choco, to explain her adoption) -A Mother for Choco book (her parents used this, along with Susan and Gordon Adopt a Baby, to explain her adoption) -Blaire’s Game Boy Advance SP (does not function, Pokemon Yellow is in the slot. Comes with screenshots from these games: Pokemon Sapphire, Pokemon Pinball Ruby & Sapphire, Pokemon Blue, Pokemon Yellow, Pokemon Gold, Pokemon Crystal, Hamtaro Ham Hams Unite, and Hamtaro Ham Ham Heartbreak) Extra Accessories: -Blaire’s Marry Girl Cake (was given to her by Andy)

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Wildlife Tour Packages in Jim Corbett

Jim Corbett National Park, once a popular wildlife tourist destination, was established by renowned hunter and naturalist Edward James Jim Corbett. Home to a major population of tigers and majestic elephants in India, Corbett National Park is one of the most sought after destinations for wildlife lovers. While Corbett tour packages become fashionable during the months of November-June, but now is never a bad time for a Corbett tour. Various species of deer, sambar, wild boar and leopard and of course are the star interest of the Royal Bengal Damsen. A single Corbett tour package may not ensure tiger sighting, so don't get disheartened at that point. Finish off for the more fund-friendly Corbett package and keep your wildlife excitement alive in your heart. We offer plethora of "Wildlife Tour Packages in Jim Corbett" options, you just need to pick your choice from our extensive database and enjoy the most favorite moment of your life.

The main attraction of Corbett National Park's wildlife content is the Bengal tiger and Asian elephant, and with over 600 species of raspberry species, Corbett lays claim as one of the richest bird areas worldwide.

India's wildlife is distinct and its public complexes and biosphere reserves are home to several exposed wildlife species such as the Royal Bengal Tigers and Red Pandas, the vulnerable one-horned rhinoceros and snow leopards, and the critically extinct Great Indian Bustard, also among many other species Flora and fauna.

Jim Corbett National Park, which is a part of the larger Corbett Tiger Reserve, is a Project Tiger Reserve located in the Nainital Quarter of Uttarakhand. If you are fond of wildlife tour and want to explore wildlife then join Wild Heritage India we offers wildlife tour package in Jim Corbett. The magical geography of Corbett is well given and is famous for the ferocity of tigers. Established as Hailey National Park in 1936, Corbett has the distinction of being the oldest and most prestigious national park in India. It is also being recognized as the place where Project Tiger was first launched in 1973. This unique Tiger House is known as the birth father of Project Tiger in India and the Royal of India for covering the most exposed species. Its entire area, spread over 520 square kilometers, consists of hills, marshy depressions, river banks, Champagne and large lakes.

Jim Corbett National Park is truly for those who love adventure and adventure. Wild Heritage India offers a complete Wildlife Tour Packages in Jim Corbett for popular destination is blessed with natural reserves, deep woods, giant champagne, infamous gutters, wildlife paraphernalia, jungle safaris and adventure conditioning. The park is the oldest national park in the Indian subcontinent. It is a part of the Corbett Tiger Reserve, which is located in the butt of the Himalayas within the quarters of Nainital, Pauri Garhwal and Almora.

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