»Exploration News
»Exotic Tribes
»Amazing Places
»Mysteries
»WildLife & Safari
»Extreme Sports
»Society & Lifestyle
»Expeditions
»Explorers

»Norway
»Finland
»Peru
»Liverpool
»Moss
»Party Life
»Beach Life
»Advice & Trends
»Travel Quotes
»Travel Books
»Books & Films
»Music & Dance
»Useful links
»Video Clips

»Consultant Services
»Partner Programme
»Consultant Partners
»Travel Links Partners
»Presentations & Multimedia
»Quiz
»Submission articles
»Jobs & Training
»Win Prize
»Press Room
»Investors

»Contact us

»Norske artikler
»Ordtak reiser
»Norske reiseguider

»Site map


Search:
»

The Global Travel Guide For Genuine Adventurers!

»Explorers Club
»Search
»Photo Gallery
»Advertising
Exotic Tribes
Be a responsible traveller. Show tribal people respect and meet them on their premises. Visiting people with a different lifestyle and culture could sometimes be a very rewarding adventure, but be aware of that many tribal communities are extremely vulnerable to outside influences. All tribal people need to be protected from tourists in order to preserve their unique lifestyle and cultures. Travellers should understand that some tribes would like to live undisturbed, and that visit would be an intrusion.

The Mission - The greatest scene in the history of making movies!

2012-05-23 Read more

First contact with a tribe in Papua New Guinea!

2012-05-16 Read more

Papua New Guinea - First contact resulted in getting ambushed by angry tribesmen!

2012-05-16 Read more

The Last of the Mohicans Trailer (1992)!

2012-03-04 Read more

Mashco-Piro 'uncontacted' Peruvian tribe on photo!

2012-02-01 Read more

Uncontacted tribe emerged in Amazon, Brazil - Watch the amazing video clip from 1996!

2012-02-01 Read more

Uncontacted tribe: extraordinary aerial footage

2012-02-01 Read more

Papua New Guinea - Explorations of one of the world`s last white spots!

There's nothing quite as exhilarating as heading on an adventure with only your imagination to limit you. Travel in Papua New Guinea is really an exciting experience where few things are as expected. Michael "Mick" James Leahy, an Australian explorer and colonialist, started his exploration of the island in 1930. It`s a long time ago, but some parts of the island is still unexplored.
2011-10-28 Read more

Papua New Guinea - First contact with a tribe - Watch the amazing video clip!

A tribe on Papua New Guinea meets white man for the first time. It was filmed in 1976, Watch the amazing video clip to see how the tribesmen react when they meet a white man for the first time.
2011-08-09 Read more

The uncontacted Mashco-Piro Indians has attacked a village in Peru!

The Norwegian Regnskogfondet, reports that a group of the Mashco-Piro Indians in Peru has attacked an Indian village in the Amazon. One person is critically injured after getting an arrow in the stomach.

2010-10-28 Read more

The Last of the Mohicans,Mohicans,Fenimore Cooper

The last of the Mohicans still exist!

Actual the Indian tribe is not Mohican, but Mohegan. When I was a little boy I find it very exciting to read James Fenimore Cooper`s dramatic historical novel The Last of the Mohican. On my way travelling around in Canada for over 10 years ago, I met some Indians with origin from the Huron tribe involved in the novel. In 1992 director Michael Mann turned this story into an exciting and visually stunning adventure on movie.
2010-02-24 Read more

The Last of the Mohicans,Mohicans,Fenimore Cooper

The last of the Mohicans is not the last!

When James Fenimore Cooper`s dramatic novel the The Last of the Mohicans was published in 1826, he made the North American Indian tribe Mohicans immortal. Not just as a myth, but he also made the public aware of that this tribe is still existing. Today the last of the Mohicans live on a reservation in Shawano County, in the U.S. state of Wisconsin. It`s few hundred of them and they are still going strong!
2010-01-27 Read more

Amazon, Brazil and Peru - Photos of tribe, said to be uncontacted, not a hoax!

The Observer, a London-based newspaper, published on 22 June 2008 the article "Secret of the lost tribe that wasn't," telling that the tribe's existence has been known since 1910. The recently photographed tribe might have had contact with neighboring tribal groups. Just to make it clear: the word 'uncontacted' means they don't have any contact with outsiders, but it`s correct that they not have been recently discovered.
2008-06-25 Read more

Amazon,tribes,Brazil,tribe,tribe people

Amazon,Brazil, Peru - Exotic tribes - Coming up news!

There are hundreds of tribes in the Amazon rainforest. This enormous rainforest has turn into a giant hiding place for the indigenous people. Many things, especially logging, has forced the isolated groups, among them the Mashco-Piro and Yora tribes, deeper into Peru's jungle frontier with Brazil and Bolivia. Tribes have suffered many deaths from diseases contracted from outsiders. Some tribes in Amazon are Amahuaca, Huaorani, Kogi Indians, Yanomami Indians, who struggle for their existence.
2008-06-17 Read more

Let uncontacted tribes live undisturbed!

We in Travel Exploraitons encourage all travellers to be responsible regarding tribal people. Show them respect and meet them on their premises. Visiting people with a different lifestyle and culture could sometimes be a very rewarding adventure, but be aware of that many tribal communities are extremely vulnerable to outside influences.
2008-06-11 Read more



Meeting the Mudmen
in Papua New Guinea

See the video HERE


Global travel guide and agent - news, articles and photos from untouched and exciting destinations around the world!
© 2000-2024 Travel Explorations - All rights reserved.
Powered by CustomPublish