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  One of Europe’s most attractive via ferratas opens in Kosovo

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  Travellers looking for outdoors thrills have a new destination to consider, as the Via Ferrata Berim – the longest and highest attraction of its kind in the Balkans – was officially launched this October. Located on Mokra Gora mountain in the Zubin Potok municipality of northern Kosovo, it has …

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  The world's walking routes with the most traffic on Instagram

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  Going on a hike when travelling allows us to experience a destination from a different perspective – you get close to nature and fauna of the region, and learn about the environment and culture while also getting some cardio into the bargain. Hiking is good for the mind and the body. Hiking gives the …

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  Vietnam Hike, Bike & Kayak

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  Day 1Ho Chi Minh City Arrive at any time. Exclusive Inclusions: Your Welcome Moment Meet Your CEO and Group Day 2Ho Chi Minh City/Hoi An Cycle to the Cu …

• A destination this extreme may incite an urge to chart the course on your own, but it’s best to call in the experts to guide you on this once-in-a-lifetime journey.

  

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  How to prepare for a perfect voyage to Antarctica - Lonely Planet

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  Majestic landscapes, sensational wildlife and a surreal remoteness lure intrepid dreamers to Antarctica, the pristine last frontier of our planet. A destination this extreme may incite an urge to chart the course on your own, but it’s best to call in the experts to guide you on this …

• We’ve rounded up 13 brilliant and bizarre adventure activities to inspire your next blood-pumping escapade.

  

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  Thrills and skills: 13 off-the-wall activities for adrenaline junkies - Lonely Planet

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  You’ve thrown yourself off a platform suspended 200m in the air with what amounts to a giant elastic band around your ankles; you’ve paddled down swirling rapids and maybe even jumped out of a helicopter to ski some of the world’s best powder – so what’s next? You can always trust adrenaline junkies …