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<\/p>\nAre you tired of going on the same vacations at the seaside or at the mountainside? A pang of envy undoubtedly clings to you whenever you open Facebook and see a friend check-in somewhere in Africa, announcing that they\u2019re about to leave for an exciting safari. But since you\u2019ve clicked this article, it\u2019s very likely that you\u2019d like to break the routine and venture somewhere that not many people normally go to.<\/p>\n
The following exotic destinations are open to anyone who has the heart to pack their bags and head for an unforgettable adventure. Most of the time, adventure naturally implies certain risks. Whether this trip involves some extreme activities of the likes of bungee-jumping off the Tibetan Plateau into a river full of crocodiles or whether it\u2019s all about dire weather conditions, there\u2019s definitely enough to get the adrenalin circulating.<\/p>\n
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Photo Courtesy of Kids National Geographic<\/a><\/p>\n For this amazing holiday, you need to make sure that you\u2019ll include a lot of coats, scarves, and gloves in your baggage. Union Glacier is a facility in Antarctica that\u2019s recognized unique in the world for the possibilities given to those who travel to it. Visitors are able to sign up for a five-day camping trick in the heart of the glaciers, right next to a colony of emperor penguins.<\/p>\n Tourists board a private transport jet in Chile, from which they fly to the remote Ellsworth Mountains area. It\u2019s undeniable that being surrounded by countless of penguins is more than a surreal experience, but this is the ultimate haven for any wildlife photography enthusiasts. Children would definitely be overrun by glee at the sight of a penguin colony carrying on its daily mundane tasks which involve feeding and nurturing. That\u2019s just in theory because we don\u2019t recommend having any children tag along. This is <\/em>Antarctica, after all, and despite all the accommodation and conditions guaranteed, one of Earth\u2019s ultimate extremities is no place to take lightly.<\/p>\n The trip takes place in November and the price of a holiday package totals $40,700.<\/p>\n Photo Courtesy of Inside the Volcano<\/a><\/p>\n We know we said \u201cadventure,\u201d but this is really something else. Every year, between May and October, tourists are able to journey to one of the volcanoes from Iceland, Thrihnukagigur (five bucks if you can say that quickly three times). But the catch here isn\u2019t visiting the volcano from the outside but from the inside. <\/em>The last time the Icelandic volcano erupted was 4,000 years ago and, fortunately, geologists have given us reassurances that another one won\u2019t happen anytime soon.<\/p>\n An open cable elevator lowers the tourists into the heart of the volcano, which consists of a one-of-a-kind magma chamber and which is spacious enough to contain the Statue of Liberty in its entirety. What makes this volcano\u2019s magma chamber truly unique is the complete lack of magma. Scientists believe that this is due to the liquid rock having either been absorbed by the walls, either having completely retreated into the depth of the volcano.<\/p>\n Either way, lava isn\u2019t something you need to worry about. The retreat of the magma has left behind a multi-colored chamber which can definitely awe you through its impressive size and the dazzling colors painting its walls. Departures for this trip are in Reykjavik and in order to admire the volcano from the inside, you\u2019ll need to take out of your pocket just $315. Double the price for a helicopter tour.<\/p>\n Photo Courtesy of Mount Kinabalu Ferrata<\/a><\/p>\n Via Ferrata is the Italian construction which translates to \u201ciron road.\u201d A mountaineering company called Mountain Torq built in Malaysia a Via Ferrata which traverses Mount Kinabalu. What\u2019s a Via Ferrata, you ask? It\u2019s the golden ticket for any beginner climber who wants to experience the thrills of mountain climbing without having to go through much training beforehand.<\/p>\n Being essentially a climbing route, it features a variety of paths and elements that make its completion an achievable goal even for inexperienced travelers. A sturdy steel cable is fixed to the rocks of the mountain, running wholly through the route traversed by tourists. Aiding themselves through ladders, bridges, steps, and iron rungs, those daring enough to go on this adventure are rewarded by a spectacular view of the summit from almost 12,400 feet above the ground.<\/p>\n The pricing for this adventure is of $340, regardless of which of the three routes (beginner, advanced, expert) the adventurer chooses to pursue. The package also includes a mandatory accommodation night, but while you\u2019re at it, why not also go visit some of the beautiful Malaysia?<\/p>\nVolcano Trip<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nVia Ferrata Climbing<\/h2>\n
<\/p>\nAn Ostrich Ride<\/h2>\n
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