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Highlights Our
highlight section consists of the top 65 photos that are selected by you and represent the most viewed photos from
TerraNomada in random order.
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Western China
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Vast deserts and arid plains stretch for thousands of
kilometres before ending abruptly at the foot of towering mountain ranges. This
region is one of the most interesting in China, packed with history, ethnic
variety, superb landscapes and vibrant Central Asian culture.
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Pakistan
Pakistan offers without doubt one of Asia's most incredible
landscapes. Owing to its position on old trade and invasion routes, Pakistan is
also an amazing kaleidoscope of people and languages.
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Southern Laos
Beautifully situated along the Mekong River banks, most of Southern Laos
villages offer fascinating glimpses into traditional river-style village life.
Currently online are pictures of Pakse and Si Phan Don (Four Thousand Islands).
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Dolphins (Gulf of Aqaba)
This section currently holds a small selection of photos of wild
dolphins photographed in the Gulf of Aqaba (Egypt) on the coast near the small
Bedouin village of Mizela.
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Maldives
A thousand shades of blue. The Maldives is often called 'the last paradise on
earth' and offers indeed all the right ingredients: pristine tropical islands
with waying palm trees, pure white beaches and brilliant turquoise lagoons. |
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Myanmar (Burma)
The Golden Land, a country of glittering pagodas, iridescent rice fields and
peaceful monks. A country where the curse of modernization has barely made an
imprint and the serenity of the past can be quietly savored in the present.
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Cambodia
There are few historical sites in Asia that can match the grandeur of the temples of Angkor. But Cambodia has more to offer than Angkor Wat alone. From splendid Phnom Penh to the isolated
jungle villages of remote Mondulkiri. From rare dolphins in the Mekong River to the empty beaches
at Sihanoukville.
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Tibet
Shangri-la, the Land of Snows, the roof of the world: for
centuries the mysterious Buddhist kingdom of Tibet, locked away in its mountain
fastness of the Himalaya, has exercised a unique hold on the imagination of the
West.
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Indonesia (Bali) Beyond
the obvious idyllic tropical beaches, spectacular underwater sceneries, lush
green forests, breathtaking rice fields and volcanic hillsides, Bali offers an
extraordinary richness in culture, music, dance and craftwork. Bali can be all
things to all people.
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