Luxembourg meets the World
Moorea, also spelled Mo’orea, is a volcanic island in French Polynesia. Its name comes from the Tahitian word Mo’ore’a, meaning “yellow lizard.” Just ten nautical miles from Tahiti, Moorea is often affectionately referred to as Tahiti’s little sister. With its lush mountains, crystal-clear lagoons, and laid-back charm, it’s no wonder Moorea is one of the …
Located in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, the Columbia Icefield is the largest icefield in North America’s Rocky Mountains, spanning an area of 325 square kilometers. It is situated partly in Banff National Park and partly in Jasper National Park. The most well-known and visited glacier in the area is the Athabasca Glacier. Unfortunately, this glacier …
Who hasn’t heard of the famous Lake Louise in Alberta, Canada? Along with Moraine Lake, Lake Louise is one of the most iconic lakes in Banff National Park. This glacial lake gets its striking turquoise color from the rock flour carried into the water by meltwater from the surrounding glaciers.
Via Ferreta is an Italian word for “iron road.” It is a protected climbing route where a steel cable, fixed into the rock, runs along the entire path. This setup allows people to access more challenging peaks that were once only reachable by experienced mountaineers. Along the route, you can climb ladders and cross suspension …