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This category gathers all the articles answering the question of why trekking in such region or country?
In order to allow comparisons more easily, we generally formulate these responses around different themes specific to the area concerned:
It is here that we present their specificities or their varieties. Certain subjects can be highlighted such as volcanoes or the northern lights for example.
Behind this term, we evoke all the monuments built by the hand of man. They are therefore mainly historic and / or religious buildings.
Human relations are at the heart of any trip and certain countries are renowned for their warm welcome or their specific way of life. This is why we devote a paragraph to it.
We are talking about the richness of the flora and fauna here. Therefore, it is in this section that we discuss remarkable animals or plants.
An important point for the French that we are. We talk about the variety of dishes or the main ingredients used so that you can get an idea.
In addition, we can add other themes according to the regions presented.
Finally, at the conclusion of each article “Why trekking in …” we present links to our offers and our preparation help.
Mongolia attracts with its large natural spaces. And for good reason, since this country, three times the size of France, has the smallest population density in the world with less than two inhabitants per square kilometer! Plus... “Why trekking in Mongolia?”
This country is all in length since it covers almost two-thirds of the west coast of South America. Following the Andes cordillera from north to south, it offers magnificent and varied landscapes that delight hikers. Plus... “Why trekking in Chile?”
This province of China, as large as Germany, is essentially mountainous. Moreover, its unspoiled nature makes it one of the most touristic areas in the country. Between ancient cities and natural wonders, why hiking in Yunnan has many answers. Plus... “Why hiking in Yunnan ?”
Why Trekking in Bolivia ? Because it means giving yourself the opportunity to explore the Andes mountain range in a country that once belonged to the Inca Empire. Indeed, like its neighbors such as Peru or Colombia, part of its territory is covered with mountains and sheltered the Incas. Plus... “Why trekking in Bolivia?”
