Sentence examples for pristine jungle from inspiring English sources

From there they board a helicopter and fly over a pristine jungle to a large palace surrounded by military guards.

Four-fifths of the country, an area about the size of New England, is roadless, pristine jungle with much of the biodiversity of the Amazon.

The path, which is steep at times, takes you through pristine jungle and past one of the island's highest points, from where the views are excellent.

That should have been the end of the human safaris, the term coined to describe the eight daily convoys of vehicles that run up and down the road through the heart of the pristine jungle.

On the 25th, you'll be staying in a hilltribe village amid pristine jungle, where the villagers will have some moonshine rice whisky, should you want to toast the big day.

At the other end of the Himalayas, far to the east, Mountain Kingdoms is one of the first to offer a trek in northern Burma (20-day trip from £2,645) through pristine jungle and along rocky outcrops to reach the snow-capped Mount Phongun Razi.

But the project cuts through some of the world's most pristine jungles, home not only to rare species of birds and animals but also to indigenous tribes.

INCA ruins, splendours from even-older cultures, Spanish colonial towns, pristine jungles and good food: Peru has much to offer the tourists who are flocking there in ever-greater numbers.

While the footage of Costa Rica's pristine jungles may suggest otherwise, this traffic-plagued city is home to more than half of all Costa Ricans – many of whom have lost their appetite for San José's antiquated bus system.

SAN JOSÉ DEL GUAVIARE, Colombia — Since time immemorial the Nukak-Makú have lived a Stone Age life, roaming across hundreds of miles of isolated and pristine Amazon jungle, killing monkeys with blowguns and scouring the forest floor for berries.

Whether Chevron pays or not, it is Ecuador's poorest settled in the once pristine Amazon jungle who most suffer.