Results: Amazing jungles around the World

The Jungles of Borneo: The island of Borneo is the third largest island in the world, the first two being Greenland and New Guinea, and is almost entirely jungle. Off the coast of Malaysia it's the perfect destination for wildlife enthusiasts, and one of the only places in the world to see the distinctive proboscis monkey. Were you aware that Borneo is the third largest jungle in the World?

The Jungles of Kipling (India): India's jungles inspired turn of the century explorer and author Rudyard Kipling who wrote the popular fable "The Jungle Book" was also set to film earlier this year. Kanha National Park is an excellent place to start for a Kipling-esque experience. One of the world's largest tiger preserves, you're sure to encounter your own personal Sherkan here. Did you know that Kipling is one of the largest tiger preserves?

The Brazilian Amazon: The Amazon is probably one of the world's most well known jungles. Home to over 10,000 species, with more being discovered every day, it's a hotbed of incredible biodiversity. Spanning over 9 countries, but most prevalently in Brazil, it's a popular river cruise destination and be prepared for some hiking and humidity! Would you like to go on a river cruise in the Brazilian Amazon?

Ancient Waipoua Forest (New Zealand): Located on the North Island of New Zealand, Waipoua is one of the earth's oldest forests. Travel here to see the ancient, intimidatingly large Kauri Trees, with their massive trunks and bushy tops. Nearby, definitely don't miss the incredible glow worm caves (an absolute must see for the stunning neon display). Did you know that Waipoua is one of the earth's oldest forests?

Tarzan's Africa: The coastal jungles of West Africa likely inspired Edgar Rice Burroughs in the early 1900's as he set down his now famous first edition of the Tarzan story. However, today, some of the most accessible jungle on the African continent will be found in Uganda and Rwanda. Check out a Gorilla trek to get up close and personal with these incredible animals (Tarzan's surrogate family). If you had the chance would you like to see (observe) Tarzan's surrogate gorilla family in Africa?

Cloud Forest (Peru): A trip through Peru's cloud forest is a right of passage for those seeking the lsot city of the Inca's (Machu Picchu). Nothing beats the view when you rise above the cloud cover and see the iconic citadel come into view. On your trek you'll come across thousands of rare and unusual plant species, thriving in the unique ecosystem created by the low lying and constant clouds which allow only intermittent sunlight to reach the forest floor. Would you like to visit the Cloud forest in Peru?