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Indonesia is a land of mountains particularly volcanoes, solid forests, gorgeous beaches, stunning natural beauty which draws the interest of various tourists during the year. The most attractive tourist attractions in Indonesia are Sumatra, Sulawesi, Bali, Lombok, Banda Islands and Yogakartas..

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wow....wow i can't believe it sooooooooo beautiful.

cool.....!.

National Palace Museum, Long Shan Temple , Taipei Eye enjoy ur trip in Taiwan :D.

you can go to Xi'an or Shuzhou, not forgeting Guilin :P.

thks GuX I also used the same site to book hotel on my trip to hongkong it was perfect. :D :D :D :D.

wow....what a lovely place. I really like the pics. Hope to visit Tibet some day.

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Thailand is one of the best place to travel and spent vacation especially in Chiang Mai City where beaches and places are one of a kind to spend in. There Chiang Mai hotels are very affordable and highly pleasant. Tourist and guest are much welcome that's why they are known as the land of smile :).

for quality, price and overall shopping experience my vote would go to KL.

Yangshou (near Guilin) more of a town - certainly by China standards - but stunningly beautiful. In second place probably Lijiang, Dali or Shangri-La all equal..

Central Java - Amanjiwo is possibly the best hotel I have ever been fortunate enough to stay in! and Losari Coffee plantation is also excellent. Both are near Yogjakarta - a place with so much to see and do its worth spending at least 5 or 6 nights there. Borobodur is one of the real highlights of SE Asia - IMO.

Well, try visiting Pakistan which is one of those countries where natural places are located. It is a breathtaking country with interesting destination as well as easy to reach because of the cheap and economical resources of transportation. You can take a trip towards Swat, Kaghan, Gilgit, Muree, Naran, Quetta, Islamabad and some great places in northern area of Pakistan. Id definitely recommend travelers to take a tour towards this place. Im sure you will truly enjoy..

For its size and population, Hong Kong is remarkably green. More than 70 per cent of its land mass is rural mountains, forests and outlying islands all within easy reach of urban areas. You can enjoy city gardens and parks, or head out to a beach, hiking trail, or one of the many outlying islands and protected country parks. Nature lovers will be amazed at Hong Kong's diverse flora and fauna, including wetlands and bird sanctuary, marine parks and dolphins, along with several conservation projects. You can join the guided outdoor activities of Nature Kaleidoscope or make use of the detailed guide to discover the nature of Hong Kong. You'll also find a wide selection of sports activities, ranging from mountaineering and paragliding, to golfing and fishing. Enjoy ur time :lol:.

If u have only two options then go for Phuket as it has most beautiful beaches.

When I was in the Marine Corps, I spent a year on Okinawa in 1969. At that time, and being in the military, I didn't see much that was very pleasing about Okinawa. And it was still a US possession then. However, once in a while we would go up to Maeda Point to do some snorkeling. We would climb down the side of a cliff and go into a cave where we got ready to enter the water. Then we would swim out of the cave into the ocean. It was amazing; beautiful coral and sea life. There was nothing else up there then. We would get a taxi to take us there, but then we would have to walk most of the way back. Now there are scuba trips you can take to Maeda Point, and I believe there are resorts, etc..

[quote:f5aee453f8="winglady"]When I read the title of your post, I thought you were going to talk about the Everest View Hotel, located in the mountains above Namche Bazaar. I was too lazy to scan in my own photos of the view from the hotel , but here's a link to somebody else's photo. http://www.markhorrell.com/travel/nepal/everest/everestview.html Quite a spectacular place! We didn't actually stay at the hotel, but certainly enjoyed drinking a soda pop :wine: (we weren't about to have a beer or wine at that elevation and still be able to hike back down to Namche) and taking in the views of Everest and surrounding peaks.[/quote:f5aee453f8] The photos are amazing over there! But i don't think i am strong enough to get the Mountain Everest though i indeed admire that place!.

Since it is your gap year, and i will suggest you to go to some exchange sofa program, in that way, you an save a lot of money..

Bali island is where my husband and I went for a honeymoon. It is a place that can fulfill your every imagination about paradise. We are considering to visit Bali again for our 5 five years' wedding anniversary. :lol:.