What makes a Holiday better than a trip to wonderful places. Ever since the man could walk, he traveled. At first, we traveled to escape the harsh climate and find food, but as we evolved, we started traveling for fun. Along with time with the invention of technology we had access to travel to various parts of the world. As time passed, more and more people started traveling to various locations, for the landscape, traditions, and thrills.
Here are a few travel locations that are sure to give you your thrills and kicks, somewhat like a top-four, I guess, but don't trust me - go check them out yourself out!
Kilimanjaro Safari:
This is one of Kenya's most popular parks because of the stunning view it displays of nearby Mount Kilimanjaro, the world's tallest freestanding mountain. When you go on your Safari, be sure to get the famous photograph of elephants with unforgettable views of Kilimanjaro in the background!
Streams from Kilimanjaro surface in the center, creating swamps that attract and support a rich diversity of wild animals and birdlife.
The wildlife safari is easily accessible, it has become a part of many people’s lifetime travels. It is one of the smaller game parks in Kenya, so animals are easy to spot. The predators can easily be found and can be seen stalking their prey.
Zebra, Buffalo, giraffe, gazelle, and other plains game are plentiful in the park and hippos live in the open waters and swamp channels. The Elephant there have the largest tusks and a very relaxed around vehicles which are quite amusing.
Kilimanjaro Climb:
if you are taking a Safari then the best add-on is the Kilimanjaro Climb, Just three degrees south of the Equator is the 5,895 m (19,340ft) high, permanently snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest mountain. It offers one of the best opportunities in the world to climb a peak at a high altitude without needing technical climbing ability. If you seem to be fit, a healthy person prepared for some physical exertion and exercise should be able to complete the ascent to peak. It involves approximately 70 kilometers of walking in total and no technical climbing.
Himalaya:
By far the greatest mountain range in the world, the Himalayas have captured the imagination of philosophers, mystics, mountaineers, and empire builders from the earliest ancestors of contemporary Hindus and Buddhists to the present day. The Mount is the home of the greatest of the gods, and the center of the Hindu and Buddhist universe rises from their surrounding ridges of the central Himalaya. From the high slopes to the foothills, people have carved out an often-meager existence in the harshest of environments with determination, subtlety, and imagination enriched by powerful cultural identities. Tribal peoples living often at high altitudes have made their living from their tough environment through trade over the highest passes in the world, while farmers have developed agriculture on the man-made terraces of the warmer, lower-lying valleys and hills of the southern ranges. Even though the mountain environment gives a common character to the whole region, each hamlet has its own identity. The villages that live at this high-altitude plateau could scarcely be more different from the homesteads of the monsoon forests of Arunachal Pradesh.
Torres Del Paine in Patagonia, Chile:
Near the fjord area of Terra Del and the Beagle Channel, one may visit the famous Torres Del Paine National Park on the southern edge of the Patagonia Ice Cap. The area is easy to get to from Punta Arenas with transportation of buses, taxis, and mini-busses. It is one of the most famous national parks in South America, with 60,000 visitors last season. It is around 100 km north of Puerto A 2422 sq km park and was given the World Heritage status in 1978 by UNESCO.
Here you may go backpacking and trekking, or you can join programs to do mountain climbing as well. Rheas and llama are frequently seen in the park refuge. There is a broad diversity of fauna y flora. Backpackers should have experience with overnight trips in the rough country; those who desire to make ascents should have mountaineering ice and snow climbing experience.
It gets its name from three wonderful and very prominent polished columns of pink granite, the Towers of Paine (Torres Del Paine).
Well, there is nothing better than to pack your bag and go on a Hike to these wonderful places.
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