Category Archives: Nature Tourism

famous places in south America Beautiful Place Part II

November 21, 2011   Handy A.Md.   No comments

I could probably go on forever, this is a brief glimpse into the beauty of  famous places in south america, and I have not completed all the countries in South america vacation! Would Suggest you go to Colombia. There you can find them all. If you like the beach, went to San Andrés, Cartagena or Santa Marta. If you prefer the mountains, go to Bogota or Tunja. If you want to learn more about coffee, visit the “Coffee-Zone” (Manizales, Pereira and Armenia). If you want to learn the traditional city, go to Pasto.

However, you must think first what you want, and then find it in famous places in south america.

Cartagena, San Andres and Santa Marta to Colombia. Believe me, I love them especially Cartagena!  That is famous places in south america ,Bogota is the culture, and find it all in Bogota! but beuty is Cartagena! Good luck and I hope you chose Colombia as your destination. Bogata is nice. Outside of Bogata they have the Salt Cathedral. An old salt mine that is now a church. One of the Popes has been there. Also outside of Cali is a place called Dapa. It is the most beautiful place in the world.

 

 

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114 Beautiful Lake in Jiuzhaigou National Park

June 21, 2011   Handy A.Md.   No comments

114 Beautiful Lake in Jiuzhaigou National ParkSichuan-One of the tourist area that must be visited if you have a China tour agenda is the National Park Jiuzhaigou in Sichuan Province. In the park, our eyes will be very spoiled with superb views of the stunning beautiful.

In an area of ??280 square miles of valley terraces there are the steps to the emission of green-golden yellow in the refreshing crystal clear water of the eye.

Gurgling sound of water falling from one valley to another valley, a scenic waterfall framing mini wide with leaves surrounding the grove around it, will make you feelfortunate to be travelers to the place.

According to legend the Tibetan people, the valley of terraces, steps and fragmented is a reflection of a mirror that shattered into 114 pieces. The mirror is presented by the mountain god who falls in love by a goddess. But the god’s appearance surprised the devil, and he dropped the mirror and shattered into 114 pieces. But instead of being badluck, the pieces were turned into 114 shimmering lake to be a fairyland on earth, suchas reported Dailymail on Monday (6/20/2011).

In 1992, Jiuzhaigou National Park was formally used as a World Heritage Site byUNESCO.

The natural beauty of this Jiuzhaigo National Park has become the backdrop in the movie Crouching Tiger.

In English literature, Jiuzhaigou Valley of Nine Villages have the meaning (Nine VillageValley).

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Tigerfish, Wild African Fish

April 28, 2011   Handy A.Md.   No comments

Tigerfish

If the South Americans had a piranha, Africa had a similar fish that is tigerfish. Although coming from very different species, both fish are known to be very ferocious when chasing prey.

But unlike the piranha, tigerfish has 32 teeth which are rarely composed of interlocking between the teeth on the bottom and muscular body that is designed to move quickly.

Uniquely, this fish has a bag filled with air in the body that serves as a sound receiver.These tools transmit vibrations from the water to allow tigerfish detect the existence of animals in the vicinity and take appropriate action.

A group of tigerfish can catch the animal with any size, including land animals that get too close on the riverbank. Tigerfish adults generally hunt in small groups, consisting of 4-5 fish tail, but quite dangerous. As an illustration, one can catch prey tigerfish tail that has a size of his own body.

Angler Jeremy Wade, a professional angler from England is one of the few people who managed to catch the fish. He managed to beat tigerfish measuring 5 feet long or about 1.5 meters weighs 45Kg after trying to arrest him for 8 days.

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Florida redfish rule change put on hold

April 16, 2011   Handy A.Md.   No comments
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) placed the proposed redfish rule amendments on hold until their November Commission meeting. CCA Florida is opposed to the increase in bag limit and urged the FWC to wait until they received the most updated assessment on redfish which is due later this year.

“Florida’s redfish fishery is so valuable and important that a few more months to insure that the data and assumptions are correct and understood is certainly warranted,” said Ted Forsgren, CCA Florida Executive Director. “We greatly appreciated the Commission’s decision to get the most updated info before taking final action,” said Don Roberts, CCA Florida Chairman.

FWC Commissioners Ken Wright, Dick Corbett and Ron Bergeron led the move to defer to get the latest assessment. Commissioners Brian Yablonski and Kathy Barco were satisfied with the existing data and wanted the vote to be taken then. Chairman Rodney Barreto forged a compromise motion that holds the proposed redfish rule in its current state until the November meeting. At that time the bag limit rule will be voted up or down. Additional hearings are not anticipated.

More than 25 years ago redfish stocks on both coasts were at dangerously low escapement levels. CCA Florida led the charge of conservation minded recreational anglers in the successful campaign for strict regulations on recreational fisherman and no commercial sale. The redfish “gamefish” rule was approved in 1988 and created significant increases in population abundance. “That was the beginning of the great redfish fishery that we now enjoy,” said Forsgren.

For more than 20 years, recreational anglers and statewide groups have monitored and protected the redfish stocks. CCA Florida and others have focused on creating a high quality fishery, one with high abundance and lots of fish to catch and release, and the opportunity to keep one to eat. The Commission has recognized that desire by setting the redfish management goal at 40 percent Escapement Rate, similar to the high protection goal set for snook.

The great success of the program has drawn much attention and greater fishing pressure on redfish. “The FWC’s own data shows that escapement rates have been steadily declining over the last 20 years,” said Forsgren. “At the same time fishing effort has steadily and dramatically increased. On the west coast annual directed trips for redfish have gone from just under a half million trips to two million trips and east coast has gone from a quarter million to two million trips annually.”

All of the major statewide recreational fishing groups are united in their support of the 40 percent goal and the desire to keep the current one fish bag limit. The groups include CCA Florida, Florida Guides Association, International Game Fish Association, Florida Wildlife Federation, Florida Chapter of the Federation of Fly Fishers and many local fishing clubs.

“We greatly appreciate the Commissioners decision to act positively on our request for a deferral,” said Don Roberts. “We thank them for the time they have spent to manage this great Florida gamefish”.
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