Six senses drifting

Author: Editing Group of "Traveling with Little Money to Paradise"
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Low cost, Simple visa procedures, Low language requirements, Exquisite exotic scenery, Affectionate locals, Affordable specialty shopping. You only have 3,000 yuan, want to travel abroad? Want to have a rich and unique experience?! And want to have encounters?!! — Want to go? It's no longer a dream! The "Traveling with Little Money to Paradise" series will help you make it happen! Little money is first a choice in travel attitude—spend less money, see more scenery, and experience diverse lifestyles. Little money is also a choice in travel destinations: Clichéd scenery, Challenging the traveler's taste and soul. The "Traveling with Little Money to Paradise" series carefully selects high-value-for-money travel destinations abroad for the uniquely individual you. The first batch of countries included are in South Asia, with eight countries in South Asia, satisfying your unbound wallet and feet—You only need to save about 3,000 yuan in pocket money to travel with ease for 7 days or even a month. These countries are filled with similar yet distinct cultures. You will be moved by the gentle, persistent people and the magnificent beauty that stirs the emotions of Western tourists—these countries are enough to make you hold your breath and walk silently. Of course, the most important thing is that you don’t need to worry about being denied a visa because of not having a savings certificate due to your youth. You also don’t need to worry about exchanging yuan. The book includes detailed maps and guides for food, accommodation, and transportation. You only need a junior high-level English to boldly set off. Nepal will your six senses and elevate them. As the only country in the world with Hinduism as its national religion and the birthplace of Sakyamuni, it still preserves the tradition of worshipping the living goddess and has seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites. It once became the second hometown of the hippies. Eight snow-capped peaks over 8,000 meters form a natural barrier between China and Nepal. The entire country spans 145–248 kilometers in width, from the world’s highest peak down to the Terai Plain at just 60 meters above sea level. It not only nurtures unique species but has also become a global paradise for trekking and adventure. This book, with over 320 exquisite color photos and 81,000 vivid words, takes you "anchor" into Nepal’s main towns and scenic areas. With cost-effective self-guided route designs, combined with 12 practical maps and a wealth of detailed information, it accompanies you on a journey of maximum fun with the little money you’ve saved, experiencing Nepal’s stunning adventure.