Aboriginal Articles, Ideas & Research

The following posts have been tagged with "Aboriginal". Browse through these Aboriginal articles to gain insight into what you may or may not want to do on your trip if it includes Aboriginal.

San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

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Beaches, Central America, Drinking, Jungles, North America, Places From Movies, Sports, Transportation, Water Sports

Beachfront Bars & Restaurants, San Juan Del Sur

Beachfront Bars and Restaurants on the bay in San Juan Del Sur

San Juan Del Sur is Nicaragua's Premier destination on the Pacific. The colorful buildings and gorgeous beaches make it an ideal stopover on your way through Nicaragua. Flying into Managua International Airport, take the local "chicken bus" to get to San Juan Del Sur. In Nicaragua they use re-painted old school buses for their public transport, you'll be amongst almost entirely locals, its cheaper and more fun.

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Tags: Aboriginal, Backpackers, Christ the Redeemer, Colorado, Maderas, Managua, Nicaragua, Pacific Ocean, Panga Drops

Kata Tjuta – The Olgas, Australia

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

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Australia, Canyons, Culture, Guides, Hikes, Oceania

The Olgas in the Northern Territory of Australia

Kata Tjuta, otherwise known as The Olgas, are set within the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park. The alternative name given 'the olgas' actually means 'many heads' in traditional Aboriginal language. Kata Tjuta is a rock formation made up of 36 rounded domes. The tallest domes is called mount olga and is 546m, 200m higher than ayres rock. As its set within Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park there is an entrance fee of $25 which is a 3 day pass and must be kept with you at all times as you could face fines if checked by the park rangers.

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Tags: Aboriginal, Ayres Rock, Gorge, Kata Tjuta, Northern Territory, Olga Gorge Walk, Tatintjawiya, The Olgas, Uluru

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