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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.
This small country on the Adriatic Sea has a long history before its independence in 2006. Indeed, in turn Roman, Ottoman, Yugoslav, among others, the cultural sites of the country reflect this wealth. Plus... “Why hiking in Montenegro?”
In this period of Coronavirus, it would be easy to answer it in a terse sentence: “because we have no choice“. And given the difficulties of travelling right now, that’s not wrong. Plus... “Why trekking in France”
The country is so famous for its volcanic landscapes, that it feels a bit like breaking down an open door by writing such a subject… However, if you haven’t heard of it, we suggest you find out why trekking in Iceland. Plus... “Why trekking in Iceland”
This country in south-eastern Europe has many borders: Croatia, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovine and the disputed Kosovo. This geographical crossroads is conducive to the mixing of history. Indeed, this people was originally composed of Greeks before the Slavs arrived in the 7th century. Plus... “Why hiking in Serbia?”
