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Asides from the peaceful and serenity nature of Ogboji, it is also a place I call home! It’s know for its incredible masquerade festivals and also the heartwarming kindness of members of the community. My village also literally has the best local dishes; some of which include, bush meat, abacha and ofe akwu. Overall it’s a wonderful place to relax, unwind and get away from the bustling nature of city life.

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On top of each beautiful beaches and wonderful waters, Greece offers rich history and culture. Many of the shops and houses were built on hills so you can see the gorgeous landscapes and beautiful architecture.

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Cabarete is the water sport capital of the world, you always see kite and wind surfers out in the water!

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I lived in this beautiful beach town for 1.5 years. It’s an interesting environment: a highway runs through it, and the homes on the ocean side are generally owned by “expats,” Europeans and North Americans, while the inland side is mostly made up of Dominican (“local”) residents. The restaurants along the beach have their menus in at least four languages (Spanish, English, French, and German; sometimes Spanish isn’t even the first language listed); and the restaurants in the inland side are only in Spanish. I could navigate between both sides of the town given my background (I lived and worked in the inland community). If you ever go to the DR, I’m happy to share all of my recommendations!

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Of all the pyramids I saw while in Mexico, Palenque was one of my favorites because it's still part of the jungle and parts of the Mayan city are currently still being discovered and cleaned up for viewing. In addition to this, most of the tour guides are part of the local community (which I consider to be a lot more sustainable than other tourist atractions in Mexico). There are a lot less people (tourists) here compared to Chichenitza and along with the pyramids, you can see amazing waterfalls and jungle views in the area.

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One of my favorite places in Queretero, MX. There are plenty of waterfalls and the weather is amazing (rainy, chilly, but also very sunny at times). You can get here by car from Santiago de QTO (the capital of Queretero) and could stay in Pinal de Amoles. There are also caves (grutas) and great restaurants.

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Cape of Good Hope, Cape Peninsula, Cape Town, South Africa

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Cape of Good Hope, Cape Peninsula, Cape Town, South Africa

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Cape of Good Hope, Cape Peninsula, Cape Town, South Africa

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very interesting and thrilling to watch nature and appreciate the wonderful creations in south Africa

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Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kasese, Uganda

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Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kasese, Uganda

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Queen Elizabeth National Park, Kasese, Uganda

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This is the largest game park in Uganda, it has a number of animals for those who are nature lovers. Lions, giraffes, cobras etc

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My hometown is in Michoacán, Mexico and it holds a very special place in my heart. Aside from the warm memories I have there, the low mountains, fields, and lakes are truly beautiful and the food is amazing, among other things. I look forward to exploring more of my home state and country through the years.

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I spent four months studying Spanish and traveling around the country of Costa Rica. I loved that I could always see the mountains!

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Similarly, I also choose Peru as my other brother was born there.

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I choose Guatemala for one of my locations because my brother was born there. Together, we want to explore and understand more about his culture

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This is an oasis in the middle of a large desert. It has beautiful waterfalls and much history tied to it. I was able to hike here for a few hours before going to the Dead Sea which is also so so cool!

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This is my dream place to visit next! I have never been! I would love to do part of "El Camino de Santiago on the Portugal Side "Camino dos Faros".

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O Camiño dos Faros (The Lighthouse Way) is a 200-km hiking route in Galicia (Spain) that links Malpica with Finisterre along the coastline. A route that runs by all the Lighthouses and the most important landmarks in A Costa da Morte, where definitely, it is the sea the one that plays the main role.

O Camiño dos Faros that runs through loads of different landscapes always looking at the sea towards the West. Lighthouses, beaches, dunes, rivers, cliffs, forests, estuaries with a great variety of birds, "castros" ("hill-forts"), dolmens, fishing villages, viewpoints from where to enjoy how the sea breaks in all ways possible, sunsets and so on. A hiking route different from the others that will take the hiker to a world full of unique sensations only enjoyable in this Costa da Morte.

As we know that this is a unique route and that any hiker who tries it will get really astonished, we, the Trasnos, are a non-profit organization willing to promote it. We do only have a goal, that is, to make this Camiño dos Faros be a reality so that people can make it with the maximum respect for nature.

A great adventure of 200 kilometers in 8 sections

O Camiño dos Faros, as the trasnos designed it, is divided into 8 sections with an average of 9 hours per section. This is at a slow pace, a pace in which you stop at all the key points, take photos, stop for something to eat and enjoy the ride all day.

The fact that it is a route along the coastline does not mean that it is a route along the beach. The route is of medium difficulty, since this coast is very steep, and as soon as you are skirting some cliffs as you are climbing a 100-meter mountain. The total route has a drop of 4000 positive meters and 4000 negative meters.

Having said that, we believe that it is a route to get fit little by little, since the difficulty grows with the passage of the stages. But don't be afraid of it, with us it has been made complete by people of all ages and of all physical conditions.

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O Camiño dos Faros (The Lighthouse Way) is a 200-km hiking route in Galicia (Spain) that links Malpica with Finisterre along the coastline. A route that runs by all the Lighthouses and the most important landmarks in A Costa da Morte, where definitely, it is the sea the one that plays the main role.