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Amboseli National Park

Its area is more than 390 square kilometers and it's close to Tanzania's border. It was declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO in 1991.

One of the images of this park par excellence, is Mount Kilimanjaro, which can be seen at dawn on days without fog.

That is perhaps the symbol of the park, along with his most famous animal: the elephant.

Amboseli is a Masai area, so it's very common to see the Masai tribes in the park and its surroundings, this ethnic villages and Masai women and children caring for their animals and collecting water. Do not forget to visit some family of this tribe. It's a very enriching experience and you will have the chance to see first-hand their culture and way of life.

When to go The temperature varies between 20 and 30 degrees Celsius depending on the season.

If you decide to travel to Amboseli, keep in mind that there are two rainy seasons: one with higher rainfall in March and April, and another with regular rainfall between November and December.

The summer months are the best time to visit the park.

The images will always remain etched in your mind. Its size, its colors and its wildlife.

Turks and Caicos Islands

Parrot Cay by COMO in the Turks and Caicos is among the northern Caribbean’s pre-eminent private islands. It is wrapped in sweeps of sand and peaceful seas featuring an award-winning spa and exceptional cuisine. There are over 1,000 unspoilt acres, wetlands and a two mile-long powdered beach. Accommodation in whitewash with chic teak finishing includes beachside villas, some with private pools.

The aesthetic is pared down and sleek, fourposters wrapped in soft cottons that billow with the breeze. On virgin hinterland beyond Rocky Point, find larger houses with even bigger cobalt pools. COMO Shambhala Retreat offers Yoga and Asian-inspired therapies to help guests feel energised again. Parrot Cay – a place to rediscover the softer rhythms of long days, easy nights and the salve of peace.

COMO Shambhala Retreat at Parrot Cay is an award winning sanctuary where mind, body and spirit are nurtured holistically. It is located in low-lying pavilions overlooking the North Caicos Channel and the island's wetlands rich with birdlife. This is a place to practice Yoga with the world's leading teachers or simply take advantage of COMO Shambhala's extensive retreat facilities.

Be Mindful in Borneo Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre in the Malaysian Sabah District of North Borneo was founded in 1964, to rehabilitate orphan orangutans.

The creation of reserve areas minimizes the impact of deforestation on orangutans and far fewer young apes become the victim of the illegal pet trade as a result of these ‘sanctuaries’.

Once they have developed their climbing and foraging skills, they are eventually released into the surrounding forest reserve to fend for themselves.

You’ll visit the most unique orphanage on earth, where orangutans have been rehabilitated since 1964; observe proboscis monkeys while floating along Borneo’s quiet tributaries; and meet Borneo’s most photogenic resident, the orangutan, in its forest home.

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