Bedouin House Camp, Wadi Rum, Jordan: Promoting sustainable tourism

The Wadi Rum Desert, also known as the Valley of the Moon is a stunning protected landscape in the depths of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. Deep amongst the sand dunes and rugged landscape lies Bedouin House Camp. A simple camp preserving bedouin lifestyle and stunning nature, offering the exploring wanderer an insight into ancient, sustainable, nomadic life.

To learn more about what Bedouin House Camp has to offer, please visit their website; bedouinhousecamp.com

Singapore Botanic Gardens, Kola nut Productions: promoting ecology

183 stunning acres, 3,000 beautiful species of tropical and subtropical plants and 500,000 preserved plant specimens, lay blossoming in the depths of the only botanic garden in the world that is open every day of the year, 19 hours a day and does not have an admission fee. It truly is a spectacular visit that even boasts 11 acres of preserved malay jungle and a collection of 1,000 orchid species.

To learn more about the Singapore Botanic Garden, please visit their website; sbg.org.sg/

Go go goats!

On our travels we love it when we bump into goats, their faces show a lot of expression making them great subjects to film and photograph. The photos below are from Dar Tassa in Ouirgane, Morrocco and Dana Tower in Dana Village, Jordan. Viva la goat!