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Canada

Hi everyone i am Akash i am from canada New Brunswickand i travel to this place called Cape Breton island It was really an amazing experience to visit i and my other 2 friends we  drive  all the way up it was 4 hours driving  in this place Cape Breton Island skyline trail Nova Scotia canada  where you can see the Atlantic Ocean blue sky beautiful sun rise and sun set  blue whale and other beautiful and natural things  things as well as it's worth of your time its only for the people who love to travel and experience adventures in their life so never miss a chance  go and have some fun with your friends and family you need a week trip to see everything over here but yes there is a problem with food so i suggest to carry with you some or els you will die hungry haha and its a bit high and attitude so not for the person who have hard time in breathing or for old people so be careful why i am sharing this is i want everyone to know what are the advantages and disadvantages Thank you

Cape Breton island

Chile

What does the southern end of the world look like? After five and a half l-o-n-g hours from Punta Arenas, out of the blue appears Hotel Explora Salto Chico - and it’s breathtaking. With a stunning, modern countenance, views-to-die-for of Torres del Paine (the Towers) and Cuernos del Paine (the Horns), and the sound of the Salto Chico waterfall as we linger over amazing food and excellent Chilean wine. 
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The Explora guides ensure they get us out of bed. My favorite experience - a day-long hike to Grey glacier. And when we get really close, our guides hop into a little boat to fetch thousand-year-old ice from the glacier for little drinks of Pisco Sour! 

Patagonia’s Parc Nacional Torres del Paine has picture postcard views everywhere. If you are a keen hiker, try the Circuit or the W. I stick to day hikes as a rule - if you are like me, try Grey Glacier, French Valley Glacier or Base of the Paine Towers.

Going to Extremes

United States

Greece

Pyrgos is a trendy hilltop medieval village. It’s full of little winding, narrow streets constructed haphazardly on the hills alongside multi-colored houses and doors. We lose our way several times and keep looping back to the same point .. using that as an excuse to check out yet another local art gallery constructed unobtrusively into the hillside. 

During the 15th and 16th century, the locals defended themselves from pirates by erecting kastelias .. fortified buildings. Pyrgos has the best example of these medieval buildings on the island. It also has the oldest churches.

We stop at a home with a large blue door .. and the views are stunning but give an impression that Santorini is flat and covered by vineyards instead of being a caldera. 

The one fascinating feature of homes here is a long, deep chimney for ventilation. And the strong winds make howling noises through the chimneys.

In Pyrgos, we visited vineyards ... but that’s a different story.

Canada

Nova Scotia

Cape Breton island

Chile

Magallanes and Chilean Antarctica

Going to Extremes

Greece

Decentralized Administration of the Aegean

Old Blue Doors