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Melau Laltalia is a naturalist who has a great passion for wildlife. He has been guiding for more than 10 years in Tanzania, he loves to share his nature experience with his guests as he still guides to present. His passions for wildlife were gained during his childhood as he grew up with an abundance of wildlife, his village is located few kilometers away from the famous Tarangire National Park were like any other National Park in Tanzania wildlife have no visual borders so around the village you find all wildlife found in the lodge. That made him become an expert on animals before even completed his two years of studies at wildlife school, currently, Melau is working in the conservation area just outside of Serengeti National Park, running a 5-star lodge as General Manager and Ranger Trainer at TAASA Lodge.

Most Beautiful Destinations In Portugal

Most Beautiful Destinations In Portugal, Portugal is a different kind of vacation place. Mixing eccentric culture, architecture, and history into the picture, Portugal fuses together glamour with a carefree lifestyle. Here are the most beautiful places to go in the country.

Lisbon

One of Portugal’s more trendy destinations, Lisbon offers travelers a roster of thrilling activities. Known also for its rich history and meticulous architecture, Lisbon’s extraordinary features go unmatched. In this iconic city, you can find premier attractions, friendly locals, and jaw-dropping views. If you’re in Lisbon, you must visit Torre de Belém, St. George’s Castle, the National Museum Of Art, Rossio, and Caxias Beach – just to name a few. Perhaps the most beautiful place in Lisbon is the Almafa District, presenting with winding streets, bold-colored buildings, and a blend of history and contemporary living.

Funchal

Peaceful and picturesque are two of the best ways to describe Funchal. The peculiar, narrow streets consist of blossoming red-topped buildings and botanical squares. Boasting several magical views of the ocean, Funchal is a hub for photography and sightseeing. The charming town is full of art, which you can observe from simply walking down the street. Beautiful murals are dispersed among buildings’ exteriors, emulating the peace and serenity of town. Popular activities in Funchal include riding the Monte Cable Car, visiting street and farmer’s markets, exploring Funchal’s historical cathedrals, relaxing at Madeira Botanical Gardens, and wine tasting.

Algarve

The mystical Algarve region, often referred to as one of Europe’s hidden gems, is situated in the southern part of the Portugal between Faro and Lagos. Algarve is mostly reputable for its serene beaches and un-worldly views of the Atlantic Ocean. In addition to its breathtaking coastline, Algarve is acknowledged for its collection of renowned golf courses, endless opportunities for outdoor adventures, and state of the art cuisine, boasting an impressive array of six Michelin-starred restaurants.

Sintra

Famous for its Instagram-worthy sites and stunning architecture, Sintra stands out with its vivd, eye-popping colored buildings. Nestled in the foothills of the mountains, Sintra makes its appearance with slight intimidation and allure. In addition to its striking views, Sintra is a hot-spot for castle history. Radiating fairytale/romantic vibes, this destination occupies several 19th-century palaces and ancient royal landmarks – even Hans Christian Andersen, the famous king of folktales, once lived in a house in Sintra.

Porto

Propped beside a major river, Porto encapsulates a historical, colorful landscape. Bordering the water, Porto is constructed as a city of winding cobblestone lanes and significant architectural monuments that date back hundreds of years. Porto is also a place where travelers go for some sleek wine tasting, glamorous dining, and to see the city’s cutting-edge museum and art centers.