Of course, there are a huge number of incredibly beautiful places on planet Earth where nature is almost or even completely untouched by man. In one breath, you can feel an extraordinary surge of vitality with emotions overflowing the soul. Thanks to an unforgettable journey to the corners of the world, people will be able to find a mental and physical connection with nature, and this is a very important aspect of the life of any creature.
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Mount Field National Park
A little over 45 miles from Hobart along the Maiden Road is Mount Field National Park, the proximity and beauty of which make it...
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Frederiksborg Castle – 1600-1625
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VICTORIA FALLS
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