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The 5 Best Treks In Nepal

Source: http://matadortrips.com Feature photo by thetravellinged . Photo above by jmhullot . From the Langtang Region to the Annapurna Circuit, this guide takes you through five of the most beautiful and rewarding treks in the Himalayas. When you walk the crowded streets of Thamel, Kathmandu you will be bombarded by signs advertising trekking tours, guide companies, and a number of shops selling new and used gear. Photo by p hitar. And with good reason: the treks in Nepal, which wind through the world’s highest mountains, are unique in the world. The only problem is picking which one you want to do first. Here, in no particular order, are five of the best treks in Nepal: 1. The Langtang Region A trek through the Langtang region will take you to 4,700 meters (15,419 feet) with excellent views of both the Annapurna region to the west and the Makalu region to the east. The trek also passes by Buddhist monasteries and a nature reserve renowned for animal viewing. Perhaps the best thing abo...

Solar Eclipses in 2010 15th Jan

What a spectacular Solar Eclipses it was ...

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The top 10 countries for 2010

By Lonely Planet: "Best to Travel in 2010 " To start with a bang, here’s our list of the ten hottest countries for next year – and why. El Salvador El Salvador sneaks up on you: in lefty lounge bars in San Salvador , at sobering war memorials and museums, and along lush cloud-forest trails; it’s a place of remarkable warmth and intelligence, made all the more appealing for being so unexpected. Travellers tend to skip El Salvador, wooed by marquee destinations such as Guatemala and Costa Rica , and unnerved by stories of civil war and gang violence. But the war ended almost 20 years ago, and crime, while serious, is almost exclusively played out between rival gangs; tourists are virtually never involved. And though El Salvador has fewer protected areas than its neighbours, you get them practically to yourself – including pristine forests, active volcanoes and alpine lakes. Germany Some countries are simply allowed to be, but Germany has had to reinvent itself more ...