Fun Travel Blogs

1. Copenhagen, Denmark Where in the world can you swim in a busy urban harbor, ski down the roof of a green-energy power station, drive a solar-powered boat, stay in an eco-friendly hotel and dine on organic food on every street corner? The answer is Copenhagen, the world’s greenest major city. A significant landmark is Copenhill, which turns waste into energy to supply tens of thousands of homes and businesses, and it is covered by a year-round artificial ski and snowboard slope. All buses are changing from diesel to electric, while more and more road surfaces are devoted to cycling, and this is a city where bikes rule the road. The city has lots of parks and green spaces, and a 70-acre nature reserve is being planned. The buildings are constructed with sustainable design in mind, such as grass roofs that filter rainwater and insulate the building. More than two-thirds of the city’s hotels hold an eco-certificate, and restaurants use organic ingredients. Recycling is taken seriously

It was interesting when I came across some articles and videos about what has happened to wildlife while people were in lockdown due to COVID, and I thought I should share some of them with you to enjoy. There have not been many bright spots in the Coronavirus pandemic, but one has been the apparent return of nature as the frantic pace of modern life has slowed. As soon as humans emptied the streets, animals took over. From the US to France, Italy to Japan, Poland to England and India, animals have truly come out of the wild. It is a lesson in the human-wildlife conflict that tells us how we have occupied their spaces — and how animals reclaim them the first chance they get. Earth Day 2020 was a bizarre moment for the planet, with humans in lockdown due to the coronavirus, and many animals suddenly feeling emboldened to venture into now-deserted cities, towns, and parks. Humans have watched from afar as nature has come creeping out of the shadows amid global lockdowns. Animal

Being a nature lover myself, I find that in all my travels, I lean toward natural photography. I thought of sharing some glimpses of nature sceneries from my travels. I hope you have enjoyed my slideshow! If you did, please subscribe to my blog and stay tuned for more exciting, fun travel blogs!