Miscellaneous

Overview:- There’s a reason this age-old family favorite is the second most visited National Park in America, attracting over 5 million people each year. It’s big– 277 miles long, 18 miles wide, a mile deep– encompassing over 1900 square miles. Considered

Named the first UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978, this archipelago of volcanic islands 563 miles off the coast of Ecuador has fascinated mankind since Charles Darwin’s day. The landscapes are dynamic and remarkably diverse, from the lush green flora

Referred to by National Geographic as “the most biologically intense place on Earth in terms of biodiversity,” this 164-square mile national park on the Osa Peninsula is Costa Rica’s largest. Within its borders are diverse ecosystems, including montane forest, cloud forest, prairie