Jared Ranahan

San Juan

Journalist at Freelance

Founder and Editor-In-Chief at The Capuchin

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Articles

Navigating Louisville's Kentucky Derby Season As A Non-Whiskey Fan

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jared Ranahan

Inaugurated in 1875, the Kentucky Derby has gone on to become one of the most famous horse races in all of human history, drawing visitors from all across the globe to take part in the festivities—and while this renowned event offers plenty of opportunities to sip on high-end bourbon, Louisville is far more than just a playground for hardcore whiskey aficionados.
Rural Ohio: America's Unlikely Destination For A World-Class Safari

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jared Ranahan

There’s no shortage of spectacular safari destinations to explore across the planet—Serengeti National Park, Denali National Park and Gir National Park, to name a few—but for Ohio residents, a truly unforgettable ecotourism experience can be found without setting foot outside of the Buckeye State.
Experience Chimpanzee Mating Season On This Unforgettable Uganda Safari

2 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jared Ranahan

While the East African nation of Uganda is home to a wealth of iconic creatures spanning from the forest elephant to the sitatunga to the okapi, few native animals can match the intrigue of the eastern chimpanzee.
How One Costa Rican Resort Is Working To Regrow The Country’s Forests

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jared Ranahan

While Costa Rica ranks as just the 126th-largest country on the planet, this scenic Central American nation plays host to a truly staggering amount of natural beauty. In addition to harboring both a Caribbean and Pacific coast, the interior of Costa Rica boasts high-altitude cloud forests that brim with all sorts of colorful endemic birds—yet perhaps one of the most fascinating ecosystems in the nation can be found in the extreme west.
Discover A Birdwatching Paradise In China’s Remote Southwest

3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Jared Ranahan

Hummingbirds Are on the Move — This Map Will Show You When They're Coming to Your AreaSince spring has finally sprung, you can look forward to seeing some gorgeous blooms all around (if you haven't already). And along with these blooms …
Discover A Birdwatching Paradise In China’s Remote Southwest

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jared Ranahan

Long renowned for its colossal cities, the East Asian nation of China is home to top-tier tourist destinations spanning from Shanghai to Shenzhen to Beijing—but when it comes to exploring the natural splendor of the country, it’s best to head west. Just beyond the Myanmar-China border, the province of Yunnan has earned widespread acclaim for its diverse range of environments, with snow-capped peaks and lush jungles found within its borders.
Watch Fearsome Raptors Soar At Mongolia’s Golden Eagle Festival

3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Jared Ranahan

While Mongolia is home to majestic mammals ranging from the snow leopard to the Przewalski’s horse, few native animals can match the grandeur of the golden eagle.
3 Ways To Explore Galicia, Spain's Overlooked Coastal Gem

1 month ago | forbes.com | Jared Ranahan

While Spain often conjures up images of sun-drenched beaches and vast deserts, the northwestern reaches of the nation paint a starkly different picture, with verdant forests and rushing rivers found in abundance across Galicia. Long renowned for its unique heritage, this scenic region has earned the nickname “Terra Meiga” due to its rich mythology and reputation for witchcraft—and in the modern era, Galicia serves as a treasure trove of unforgettable experiences for all forms of traveler.
Explore Natural Wonders Across Southern Africa On This Luxury Cruise

1 month ago | forbes.com | Jared Ranahan

While the continent of Africa is home to staggering natural features ranging from the Atlas Mountains to the Congo Rainforest, few regions can match the splendor of the south. Vast deserts, verdant plains and jagged peaks abound across its many countries—and to sweeten the deal, the region is no slouch when it comes to water features either.
This Lavish Madagascar Ecolodge Is A Paradise For Whale Watching

1 month ago | forbes.com | Jared Ranahan

Located just east of mainland Africa, the island of Madagascar has long been renowned for its high degree of endemism, with native species spanning from the indri to the silky sifaka—but there’s a lot more to see across Madagascar than just its lemurs.