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This is my nature trip to the Tam-Awan village trail I climbed to see the beauty of nature and it's nice to breathe in the many trees.
And it's also nice to eat on top of it while drinking hot chocolate. The trip is really different when you are in nature, there is no signal, but you are connected to nature.
TAM-AWAN VILLAGE
It's nice to be free, it relieves stress and fatigue and it's also nice to listen to music and sounds around you. the chirping of birds, sound of rushing water, cold wind and fog, huge trees and roots, the feeling is really different when you are at the top of the mountain and you can see the beautiful scenery from where you are sitting, and you will say to yourself "WOW" nature is beautiful. ALRIGHT!
What is the meaning of nature trip?
It is tourism based on the natural attractions of an area. Examples include birdwatching, photography, stargazing, camping, hiking, hunting, fishing, and visiting parks. These experiential tourists are interested in a diversity of natural and cultural resources.
What to do in nature trip?
Be it watching the sunset or star gazing, be it getting drenched in the rains or waterfalls, be it enjoying the calming sight of the sea on a beach or watching the sand dunes in the desert shift places while relaxing in the sand, or be it anything else, there is a lot that nature has to offer, and a nature trip is yours.
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