Dede Sophie

Cancun is located in the Mexican Caribbean. It’s a central city with beautiful beaches and a tropical climate almost all year round. This tourist destination has understandably become one of the most famous attractions in the world because of its beaches and easy flight routes to both the USA and Europe. Being so touristy gives it lots of pros and cons, with the main pro for us vegans being this: there are plenty of vegan restaurants. This combined with the breath-taking beaches makes it an absolute vegan paradise. In this blog post, we’re going to look at some vegan food options that you can find all over Cancun (aka accidentally vegan foods). We’ll also look at some of the best vegan restaurants in Cancun and to finish it off we’re going to look at the best beaches in Cancun. I hope you find it useful 🙂 Vegan Food Cancun: Gorgeous Guacamole And More! As a nation that’s famous for it’s rice and beans – both of which are accidentally vegan – and because of the tropical climate, it’s

It is a paradise for nature lovers, trekkers, birdwatchers and photographers. It is home to orchards of apple, orange and apricot and farms of kiwi. It is one of those places that is perfect for a rustic, quiet and blissful time in the lower reaches of the Eastern Himalayas. I am talking about the village of Dirang in Western Arunachal Pradesh that is surrounded by lush forests and gorgeous mountains of the Eastern Himalayas. Located at an altitude of 5,200 feet above MSL, Dirang is a picturesque valley between Bomdila and Tawang . It shares its traditions and heritage with Western Bhutan and it mainly comprises of the people from the Monpa tribe of Arunachal Pradesh. In addition to its spectacular natural beauty, it is known for its hot water springs, apple orchards and Yak research center. The top tourist attractions in Dirang include: 1) Dirang Dzong: A 19th century stone fort strategically located on the top of a hill and that is home to houses made of stone and wood 2) National Y