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    Exploring the world, experiencing cultures and sharing the treasures of traveling with you through photos!

  • Treasures Of Traveling

    Exploring the world and experiencing the countless treasures that travel allows! From the treasures of experiencing new sights and sounds, to tasting new food, hearing new music, viewing beautiful landscapes, learning new languages, witnessing passionate dancing and seeing talented artisans making their splendid crafts with their own hands; traveling gives you a multitude of treasured memories to keep for a lifetime! Come along for the journey and experience the treasures of the world through traveling!ords.

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    My name is Luke Keeler and I grew up in the beautiful state of North Carolina in the United States of America! I love to travel and experience new cultures and see the absolute stunning beauty of this world! My love for travel started when I was a child and my parents took me to visit my family that lives in England. From the first time hearing accents to seeing the beautiful centuries old structures of individual homes and buildings mixed in with the modern architecture of today, I was fascinated with traveling and the differences between cultures.ords.

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Wednesday, November 1, 2017

Jungle Expedition in the Amazon Rainforest!

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Reflections along the Amazon River!

Iquitos is surrounded by the Amazon River on one side and the Amazon Rainforest on all other sides so the only way to reach Iquitos is to either fly there or travel by boat. Therefore, Iquitos is the world’s largest city that can not be reached by any roads. For this reason, Iquitos is also an important port city for this area of Peru as many goods and supplies arrive by boat after a week long journey floating up the Amazon River from the Atlantic Ocean. A journey of over 2,200 miles. 
Transportation along one of the Amazon River tributaries to a local jungle lodge.
There are so many things to see and do in Iquitos and you can read about all of those things in this post about Iquitos, but If you would like to venture deeper into the Amazon rainforest there are many tour companies that offer jungle expeditions down Amazon tributaries to jungle lodges which allow you to visit tribal villages where you can stay and experience the local culture of the local indigenous Indians of the region. Take a look at some of the pictures below to see what visiting a jungle lodge and tribal village is like and let me know in the comments below what you think about it!

 Read about and see more of the pictures from the jungle expedition in the Amazon Rainforest on Treasures Of Traveling website!

 -- Luke Keeler
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