23. Paro Taktsang, Bhutan
Explore the birthplace of Buddhism. Visit the famous Taktsang Monastery, perched atop a cliff almost 3,000 feet over Paro Valley. It is accessible only by foot.
The two-hour hike begins a couple of miles from Paro Valley. This challenging hike is not for beginners and includes vertical switchbacks and a lot of rock climbing. The view and opportunity to meditate in the world-famous Tiger’s Lair make it all worthwhile.
22. Cinque Terre, Italy
Cinque Terre is a group of five seaside villages that are actually centuries of years old. Cinque Terre is situated on Italy’s Riviera coastline. Veteran visitors say the views are incredible. Guests take a boat to the village edge, but from there must explore the place on foot. The villages are highlighted by colorful homes above the harbor and multiple vineyards. Enjoy the wine and pesto sauce, go out fishing with some of the locals and take a stroll along the beautiful sea cliffs too. Click On the Next > Button to See Next.
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Sure looks exciting …. especially NOW that Americans can’t visit in Europe bc of c.Virus.
Yeah, too bad WE don’t have any leader to show the way to be careful, 6 ft distances,,
and to wear a mask…. I said ” TO WEAR A MASK ..COVERING NOSE “. Be careful. JSR
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That might be good for you personally IF you actually GO but it will impact negatively on all the places in Europe that make money off of tourism.
By the way, you do not specify where you live.
All I can say is my parents taught me it is both rude and presumptuous to badmouth the leaders of other peoples’ countries. So I avoid it . . . even though unlike many other, I have actually met a fee world leaders.
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Chasm lake is amazing and you’ll get so see plenty of wildlife too. We did this hike just last Friday and our kids (15 & 12) and they loved it. While you’re at RMNP, check out glass lake and sky pond (you can do these two places on the same hike).
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