If you are someone who cares about environmental issues, here are some highly-rated ecotourism destinations known for their friendliness and closeness to nature.
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| Costa Rica:You can swim with sea turtles, learn about coffee and cocoa farms, or explore the forests of Costa Rica. The country boasts stunning natural beauty and incredibly rich wildlife. |
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Galapagos Islands:Approximately 90% of the Galapagos Islands are national parks, and the island ecosystems are strictly protected. The number of tourists permitted to visit the Galapagos each year is very limited. |
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| Borneo (Malaysia):This is the habitat of the rare Asian pygmy elephant and the Sunda clouded leopard. Borneo's natural landscape and ecosystem remain almost untouched by human impact. |
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| Peru:Peru boasts over 25,000 plant species, 30% of which cannot be found anywhere else in the world. Additionally, Machu Picchu, also known as the Ancient Mountain or the “Lost City of the Incas,” is Peru’s biggest tourist attraction. |
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| Patagonia:Located between Chile and Argentina, Patagonia is blessed with breathtaking natural landscapes, featuring crystal-clear lakes nestled alongside snow-capped mountains. Torres del Paine National Park is designated a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. |
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| Bhutan:A small country with one of the lowest tourist numbers in the world, Bhutan places great emphasis on sustainable tourism development, paying close attention to the conservation of its natural resources and culture. |
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| WELCOM:Ljubljana (the capital of Slovenia) has been voted the European capital with the largest green space, covering 46% of its total area. Public buses in the city run on natural gas, and trains run on electricity. |
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| Botswana and Zambia:These two countries boast vast grasslands and some of the richest wildlife in Africa. For those interested in breathtaking scenery, a trip along the Zambezi River leads to Victoria Falls, the world's largest waterfall. |
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| New Zealand:You can find everything in New Zealand, from glaciers to rainforests and volcanoes. Approximately 20% of the country's land area is covered by national parks, with natural landscapes that are extremely well protected. |
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| Vietnam:Exploring the Mekong Delta is considered one of the most popular ways to learn about Vietnam. In addition, the vast national parks, coral reef areas, and Ha Long Bay still hold significant potential for developing ecotourism. |
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