UNESCO Geoparks

The island of Bohol Philippines is a unique one, with exotic landscapes like the ‘Chocolate Hills,’ and wild tarsiers, the world’s smallest primate. Bohol may not be …

The island of Kefalonia Greece (also spelled Cephalonia) is amazingly scenic, and it’s still not as crowded as other Greek islands like Zakynthos or Santorini. You can …

The Melissani cave lake is a spectacular underground lake in Kefalonia Greece, with an open ceiling that lights up its stunning blue water. You can go into …

The Mount Batur hike in Kintamani, Bali is one of the most popular and enjoyable sunrise trekking experiences you can have in Indonesia. It’s not very hard …

The Kawah Ijen volcano and crater lake in Banyuwangi is hands down one of the world’s most spectacular sights. Don’t leave Indonesia without seeing it, especially if …

Bangka Belitung is a pair of tropical islands in Indonesia, and the smaller one (Belitung island) is becoming famous for its incredible scenery and natural attractions. Belitung …

Rammang Rammang Maros is a special village in the karst mountains of south Sulawesi, Indonesia. The scenery at this place is really mind blowing. Watch out for …

Leang Leang Maros is a karst mountain geopark in Sulawesi with ancient limestone caves and Indonesian cave art. The prehistoric caves in this area are known for …

Pulau Belitung is a small island in Sumatra, Indonesia that’s becoming famous for its crystal clear water and rocky granite islands. There are lots of interesting things …

Batu Baginda is a short but awesome hike in Belitung, Indonesia that takes you to the top of an incredibly massive boulder overlooking the jungle. This spot …

The Sipiso Piso Waterfall is one of the nicest falls in Sumatra, and also one of the tallest waterfalls in Indonesia. It’s a 120 meter (400 foot) …