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The Museums of Bogotá There are few places in the world where you can get a sense of what finding a long-lost buried treasure might be like. Bogotá's Museo del Oro, one of South America's most astonishing museums, will floor you with a sensation of Indiana Jones proportions – and it's merely one of countless museums in the city. Whether you dig portly Boteros, presidential helicopters, cocaine-kingpin firearms, Bolivarian swords, exquisitely tiled bathrooms or broken vases, Bogotá has a museum for you. Ancient Statues of San Agustín Scattered throughout rolling green hills, the statues of San Agustín are a magnificent window into pre-Columbian culture and one of the most important archaeological sights on the continent. More than 500 of these monuments, carved from volcanic rock and depicting sacred animals and anthropomorphic figures, have been unearthed. Many statues are grouped together in an archaeological park, but many more are in situ, and can be explored on foot or by horseback along trails interspersed with waterfalls and steep canyons.

Diverse Landscapes Colombia's equatorial position affords it a diversity of landscapes matched by few countries. A slight tinkering in altitude takes you from sun-toasted Caribbean sands to coffee-strewn, emerald-green hilltops in the Zona Cafetera. Continue to climb and there's Bogotá, the bustling cradle of Colombia and third-highest capital city in the world. Go up another few thousand meters and you find snowcapped peaks, high-altitude lakes and the eerie, unique vegetation of the páramo (high mountain plains). The bottom drops out as the Andes give way to Los Llanos, a 550,000-sq-km swath of tropical grasslands shared with Venezuela, often called the Serengeti of South America.

Tanjung Puting National Park African Queen meets jungle safari in this ever-popular national park in southern Kalimantan, where you can not only get up close and personal with Asia's largest ape, the orangutan, but also cruise the jungle in high style aboard your own private houseboat. The typically three-day journey takes you on a round trip up the Sungai Sekonyer to Camp Leakey, with stops at several orangutan feeding stations and plenty of impromptu wildlife spotting. Despite its creature comforts, the experience still manages to be authentic adventure travel, and is open to anyone.

Cañón del Colca It’s deep, very deep, but the Colca Canyon is about far more than mere statistics. In an area colonized by pre-Inca, Inca and Spanish civilizations, the culture here is as alluring as the endless trekking possibilities. Stretching 100km from end to end and plunging over 3400m at its deepest part, the canyon has been embellished with terraced agricultural fields, pastoral villages, Spanish colonial churches and ruins that date back to pre-Inca times. Hike it, bike it, raft it or zip-line it – just keep your eyes peeled for the emblematic condors.

Machu Picchu A fantastic Inca citadel lost to the world until its rediscovery in the early 20th century, Machu Picchu stands as a ruin among ruins. With its emerald terraces, backed by steep peaks and Andean ridges that echo on the horizon, the sight simply surpasses the imagination. Beautiful it is. This marvel of engineering has withstood six centuries of earthquakes, foreign invasion and howling weather. Discover it for yourself, wander through its stone temples, and scale the dizzying heights of Wayna Picchu.

Abu Simbel Ramses II built Abu Simbel a long way south of Aswan, along his furthest frontier and just beyond the Tropic of Cancer. But these two impressive temples are a marvel of modern engineering as well: in the 1960s they were relocated, block by block, to their current site to protect them from the flooding of Lake Nasser. To appreciate the isolation, spend the night at Abu Simbel, either on a boat on the lake or at Nubian cultural centre and ecolodge Eskaleh.

Cape Breton Highlands Circuitous roads traverse forested ridgelines and dramatic coastal cliffs where eagles soar, whales spout in the distance and moose amble by the roadside. Tackle this national park as a one- to three-day trip, but make sure you buckle your boots at least once to explore trails that pass by pristine streams, waterfalls and abundant wildflowers to ever more stunning vistas. On the coast, paddle a kayak or take a whale-watching tour to look for minke whales, seabirds and seals. Half the fun is getting there.

Chavín de Huántar The Unesco-recognized ruins of Chavín de Huántar were once a righteous ceremonial center. Today, the exceptional feat of engineering, dating between 1200 BC and 800 BC, features striking temple-like structures above ground and a labyrinthine complex of underground corridors, ducts and chambers that invite clambering through. Nearby, the outstanding Museo Nacional de Chavín, home to the lion’s share of the intricate and horrifyingly carved tenon heads that once embellished Chavín’s walls, helps piece together the enigma.

Peggy's Cove Despite being clogged with tour buses all summer long, Peggy's Cove makes all the postcards and enchants all who visit. The lighthouse, the blue-grey sea and the tiny sheltered bay scattered with crab traps and Popeye-esque boat docks are all straight out of a sailor’s yarn. To get beyond the snapshot take time to meander and experience a glimpse of life in a very, very small Maritime village. It’s surprising Disney hasn’t made a film here yet.

All Things Ancient Visitors pilgrimage to the glorious Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, yet this feted site is just a flash in a 5000-year history of peoples. Explore the dusted remnants of Chan Chan, the largest pre-Columbian ruins in all the Americas. Fly over the puzzling geoglyphs etched into the arid earth at Nazca. Or venture into the rugged wilds that hem the stalwart fortress of Kuelap. Lima’s great museums reveal in full detail the sophistication, skill and passion of these lost civilizations. Visit remote communities and see how old ways live on. Immerse yourself, and you will leave Peru a little closer to the past.

Pyramids of Giza Towering over the urban sprawl of Cairo and the desert plains beyond, the Pyramids of Giza and the Sphinx are at the top of almost every traveller’s itinerary. Bring lots of water, an empty memory card and plenty of patience! You may have to fend off a few eager locals pushing horse rides and Bedouin headdresses in order to enjoy this ancient funerary complex, but no trip to Egypt is complete without a photo of you in front of the last surviving ancient wonder of the world. For the best, and also the most clichéd, pic of all, head for the cliff beyond the third pyramid, with a panoramic view of the three pyramids with all of Cairo as a background.

Ahwas Though the ahwa gets its name from the Arabic word for coffee, shai (tea) is much more common at the traditional cafe that is a major centre of Egyptian social life. With your drink on a tiny tin-top table, a backgammon board in front of you and perhaps a bubbling sheesha (water pipe) to one side, you’ll slip right into the local groove. These days, ahwas can be sawdust-strewn, men-only joints or a chic lounge with a mixed crowd and fruit-flavoured tobaccos.

Peerless Palenque Gather all your senses and dive headfirst into the ancient Maya world at exquisite Palenque, where pyramids rise above jungle treetops and furtive monkeys shriek and catapult themselves through dense canopies. Seek out the tomb of the mysterious Red Queen and her sarcophagus, wander the maze-like palace, gazing up at its iconic tower, then scale the stone staircase of the Temple of the Inscriptions, the lavish mausoleum of Pakal (Palenque’s mightiest ruler), to survey the sprawling ruins from its summit.

From works of art to current, from form to design, London spells workmanship inside and out. Initially, there are the conspicuous must-do's — the British Museum and the National Gallery facilitating any semblance of da Vinci and Van Gogh. Remaining in striking disagreement is the pioneer Tate Museums; investigate pre-Raphaelite workmanship at the Tate Britain and meet Picasso, Dali, Mark Rothko, Andy Warhol, Matisse, and Lichtenstein at the Tate Modern. Make another stride ahead in time at the over the top Saatchi Gallery, find French craftsmanship at the Wallace Collection or go to the Design Museum for mechanical engineering, plan and illustrations. From such works of art to absolute contemporary, London takes into account each workmanship darling's taste.

Favor mixed drinks, most recent house music throbbing unendingly, best of clubs, beat DJs and froth parties. Beginning from early spring to early harvest time, Ibiza, the gathering capital of Europe never rests. The place sees thousands from over the world go wild at its clubs-Pacha, Space, Privilege, Amnesia, Eden and then some. So book your tickets ahead of time (no, ridiculously ahead of time), collect your energies and check whether you can party up-to the place's ability.

In single word, the Okavango Delta encounter is one of a kind. As the Okavango River slices through the Kalahari of Bostwana, it offers life to the outlandish natural life here and this wetland wild can be investigated by means of an uncovered kayak. High surges is an ideal opportunity to see the untamed life better as it can be found around the waters effortlessly however as the waters ebb, they disseminate to chomp on the greens of the land. Contingent upon the separation of your ride from the creatures, plan for both of the most peaceful or most heart-in-mouth ventures.

Brazil – excellent, sunny and energizing, however continually abounding with travelers. Yet, even goals like Brazil have minimal shrouded away niches. You realize that a place is genuinely confined when it is almost difficult to discover without a guide! Brazil has about 8,000 miles or a greater amount of shorelines, a considerable measure of them extremely famous among travelers. Nonetheless, Carro Quebrado stays unfamiliar and ecstatically secluded. Ivory white sand, emerald waters and an immense range of truly entirely, bright stones. Along the shoreline are some astounding red precipices, which in case you're up for an enterprise, you can go investigate by walking!

Europe – a land where various societies, dialects, cooking styles and individuals meet up; where the beautiful magnificence is amazing and the innovative progression, astonishing. The mainland has dependably been a place that has been taken a gander at with a feeling of ponder and reverence. Attracting a large number of sightseers, an European occasion is viewed as a definitive get-away involvement, be it for families who require a break, couples hoping to hang out, posses of companions wanting to have an awesome time, or the solitary explorer, requiring some time off from whatever is left of the world. Beside the brilliant territory nations, there are little gems of islands along the coasts, each emerging for its excellence and individual interest. We bring you ten astonishing European islands where you can lose feeling of time and have the ideal, life-changing summer occasion.

The solidifying chilly waterways in the upper Himalayas are really the best for water boating exercises. Feel your heartbeat race as you encounter a tremendous surge of adrenaline while you go up against these untamed mountain streams! The accomplished stream crossbeam will have his spirits tested in these waters – the waterway cuts into the stream banks and collides with rocks, breaking into twirling, frothing white rapids. There are however gentler, more friendly stream courses for the novice waterway beam. Ideal for those searching for an experience!

For a night out in Athens and for the full Greek experience, visit the “Geros tou Moria” restaurant. The food is excellent, but the best part is you get to dance to Greek music and break plates! You don’t just get to break every plate you find, but they will give you plates especially to break them. If you like Greek food so much you want to learn how to cook it yourself, you can go to “Klimataria” tavern. They offer Greek cooking classes for tourists and of course you then get to eat!

Decent has dependably been a disagreement. A play area for the world's rich and well known – and a battleground for serpentine and degenerate open authorities. An enormous clamoring city, the fifth biggest in France and a wonderful coastline resort that pulls in all ages and classes. A city with the best accumulation of displays and critical craftsmanship outside – and a place inundated with crude, gold encrusted Eastern European business people whose conduct would make Mrs Beckham whiten with shame. That is correct, this place has it all.

With Glasgow being such a popular destination for visitors all over the world, it has excellent transport links to accommodate a variety of differing needs. Indeed, there are many different ways of travelling to and from Glasgow including by ferry and by plane, from a number of international locations.

Arranged in the furthest west of the nation, only 50 miles from the Polish fringe, Lviv was known as Lemburg when it was a piece of the Austro-Hungarian Empire from 1772 to WW1. That is reflected in its interesting cobbled boulevards, multiplication of holy places and engineering reminiscent of those other Hapsburg urban areas like Vienna and Budapest. Obviously it additionally has cable cars, trolley transports and cafés. In reality they say that the principal bistro in Vienna was opened by a Ukrainian from Lviv in 1686.

1. To get new perspective One of the best reason why we travel is to get new perspective, because we are all interested to know what feels like to be in that place or how does it feel for us to try those things, for us to know what it taste, or what it feels to be like them. Because as a traveler you don’t only want to enjoy rather we want to learn and gain experiences

1. A CANADIAN ROAD TRIP. Block out two weeks and drive from Montreal to Banff. It is approximately 40 hours on the road, but break into chunks over the course of 14 days and it’s worth it. There are a lot of sights that you can enjoy in Canada like the Ottawa, Canada’s capital city, or the Prince Albert National Park in Saskatchewan. Many exciting sceneries are waiting for you in Canada. You can book at night at different hotels or in the Hotel Le Crystal, one of the most fanciest and wonderful hotel in the country. You can book your hotel while on the road using Hotel Tonight or AIrbnb to book accommodations in last minutes.

You can even now observe dark and red paintings now and again whose part was to squeeze out help for the left wing Sandinistas (a Nicaraguan gathering that toppled President Anastasio Somoza Debayle in 1979), bull trucks that occasionally back off the movement, cycle taxis, and creaky yet brilliant chicken transports transporting school youngsters, agriculturists or chicken-bearing local people the urban communities and towns, frequently dangerously fast.

Well don’t be too quick to believe the stereotypes! Yes you might see the odd bagpipe and drink the odd dram of whisky, but this dynamic and vibrant city is also full of culture and history to tempt visitors of all ages. Not only will you experience many different Scottish sights and traditions, but it will also open your eyes to those that are distinctly Glaswegian too.

Head to Alexandros Roma Street for shopping. You will find plenty of choices, high-quality products and all in prices that are much lower than in other European cities. Zakynthos is an excellent place to buy exquisite jewels in unbeatable prices. On the same street and its side streets, you will find something that is hard to find in the rest of Greece and Europe. Old traditional stores, like old-fashioned barbershops that use homemade colognes made with flowers from Zakynthos, tailors that handcraft every suit from scratch and grocery stores where you can only buy in bulk.

One of the calmest areas of Santorini is the village of Pyrgos. You can reach it by car within 5-10 minutes from Fira. It used to be the capital of Santorini back in 1800. The island’s highest peak is located in Pyrgos. It’s called Prophet Elias and has the most panoramic views of the entire island. For wine lovers, the Drosou-Chrysou winery is the perfect spot for a glass of wine paired with a history lesson about Santorini and wines.

Red Square is the obligatory first stop on any trip to Moscow. This large brick square includes some of the most iconic architectural features of Moscow, including of course, St. Basil’s Cathedral, perhaps the quintessential representation of Russia. If you are standing in Red Square and facing St. Basil’s, you will notice three buildings surrounding you to your right, left, and rear.

Nizhny Novgorod is only a short trip (relatively speaking) away from Moscow, so if you are traveling from west to east, it is your first option for stopping along the railway. Nizhny Novgorod is small compared to Moscow, but it is still Russia’s fifth-largest city and a regional hub. The city’s kremlin (walled fortress) stands along a cliff and looks out over two rivers, the Oka and the Volga, making for gorgeous landscape views.

The oldest and deepest lake in the world tucked away in the mountains of Siberia, Lake Baikal is a natural draw for many tourists who want to experience one of the world’s most beautiful natural gems. Unfortunately, the lake has suffered from rampant pollution, but its 400 miles of low lapping blue waves still awe visitors with their beauty. Baikal contains one-fifth of all the fresh water on the earth, and it freezes over completely for about five months out of every year. Along the Transsiberian Railway, the closest major city to Lake Baikal is Irkutsk. Unfortunately, as is often the case in Russia, the word “close” may not mean what you think. In this case, Irkutsk is actually about two hours away from the lake, and in order to reach Baikal, you will need to take an additional bus ride to the village of Listvyanka. Fortunately, because Listvyanka is a popular destination for locals who want to visit the Lake Baikal, it is well-equipped for tourists and has several hotels and cafes.

Thessaloniki is a mosaic of ethnicities, with Greeks, Turks, Jewish, Balkans and Europeans all forming this cosmopolitan, multicultural and unavoidably stimulating city. Apart from the White Tower, the city’s trademark, there are numerous monuments to see and things to do in Thessaloniki, so the city offers itself for a lot of exploring. Less busy than Athens, but still very vibrant, you can see the city’s history in every one of its corners. The Ancient Agora, the Arc of Galerius and the Anaktoro are testaments to the city’s Roman past. The churches of Ayia Sophia, Ayios Dimitrios and Ayios Nikolaos Orfanos tell the stories of Thessaloniki’s Byzantine era. What’s more fascinating is that Thessaloniki is the only city in the world with the most proclaimed World Heritage monuments by UNESCO, from all eras and cultures found in Greece.

In addition to having a culinary tour through the main typical dishes, another option just as good is to get to know Milanese food through its most famous and oldest places for eating, drinking, and gathering. The city is crowded with these fascinating remainders of old times, which are always worth a visit for their artistic, architectural and cultural value as if they were “living monuments”. A city with an active and committed political and cultural life as the one Milan always had, in fact, could not do without some selected hangouts where politicians, artists, musicians, poets, writers, heroes of Italian Republic used to meet each other for drinks and talks. Many of these places are still up and running just as they were in the 19th century, and are impossible to skip if you want to immerse in Milanese lifestyle completely.

This is a dish from the local, rural tradition and it used to be the main on Sundays. It is a mixture of different cuts of boiled meat, served with vegetables and different types of gravy such as mustard. It is a very simple dish, but it is the ideal for meat lovers. You can try it at Al’Less, a restaurant that made bollito its name (“less” in the local dialect is “lesso” in Italian, which means boiled) and its specialty, while most of the places in the city do not serve it anymore. It is located in Via Lombardia, north-east of the city centre, not far from Milano Centrale station as well.

Some people think it’s more photographed than Acropolis. The place takes its name from the shipwreck (in Greek: navagio) that lies on the beach, half-buried in the sand. It’s 36,5 kilometres northwest of the town of Zakynthos. You can access the area only by sea, but you can also admire the scenery from the rocks above. Before the shipwreck that renamed the beach, it was called “Smuggler’s Cove”. Today, nobody uses the old name and many locals won’t even know what you are referring to. The shipwreck’s story sounds like a movie plot.

In addition to having a culinary tour through the main typical dishes, another option just as good is to get to know Milanese food through its most famous and oldest places for eating, drinking, and gathering. The city is crowded with these fascinating remainders of old times, which are always worth a visit for their artistic, architectural and cultural value as if they were “living monuments”.

This is a dish from the local, rural tradition and it used to be the main on Sundays. It is a mixture of different cuts of boiled meat, served with vegetables and different types of gravy such as mustard. It is a very simple dish, but it is the ideal for meat lovers.

West of the castle, just 1 km away, there is another famous sight of Milan, Santa Maria delle Grazie church. It is a beautiful, very well preserved 15th century building, but the fame of this church comes from what is treasured inside: this is where Leonardo da Vinci painted his The Last Supper, and this is where it is still visible on the wall of the old monastery’s dining hall. The painting underwent several damages due to the partial destruction of the Dominican monastery and it is in overall bad conditions of conservation, because of the innovative technique it was made with, not suited for the moist climate within the monastery. Nevertheless, it is still considered one of Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpieces and one of his most interesting and meaningful paintings.

The style of the park is very similar to that of the major European parks, such as Hyde Park in London: elegant houses, pavilions, statues, romantic bridges over narrow water streams. There are many cycling and walking paths within the park, and a couple of them are aimed at schools and botanic amateurs, as they show and explain the richness and variety of the local flora. The park gives space to sport as well: there is one basketball field and several fitness trails to provide proper training to the many who choose this place for jogging or doing some exercise. This is a very nice place to have a relaxing walk, go cycling or have picnics, especially in summer. It is a must for those who want to experience life as Milanese like it.

Another dish from the rural tradition, another dish of meat. The cassoeula is heavy and elaborate, though a must try of Milanese cuisine. It is made of different cuts of pork meat (sausages, rind, ribs), with the same old idea of not wasting anything, and Savoy cabbage, to be slowly cooked together with sautéed vegetables and tomato sauce. It is severed with slices of grilled polenta on the side. To find the original Cassoeula, Antica Trattoria della Pesa is recommended, for its delicious cuisine that sticks to the tradition and yet is able to be always up to date. Set in a building where Milanese used to weight goods and calculate exercise duties, it is a restaurant since 1880, in Viale Pasubio 10, north of the city centre close to Garibaldi station, which can be reached with M2 and M5 metro lines (Green and Lilac).

This is a very peculiar district south of the city centre, the very heart of Milan nightlife, famous for its restaurants and bars, but most of all for its atmosphere. Navigli district gets its name from the Navigli, which are canals that connect different cities and lakes in Lombardia. They were meant to be used for travelling, trading and bringing waters to the countryside. The need of watering lands was already understood by the Romans who conquered Milan, so they thought about deviating the closest river, Seveso, to bring water to the city. Later on, in the early 11th century a proper system of canals started to be built and was then improved over the centuries to answer the different needs of the city: to favour its economy, travel fast to the closest cities, but also to defend itself from foreign raids. In the 20th century though, the use of the canals had diminished until it was decided to cover most of them to answer the need for higher hygiene and practicability in the city.

These two streets go around the Cathedral square and connect it to the Castle, so it is very likely for any tourist to walk along them. They are famous shopping streets as well and they offer a big variety of options for clothing, brands, lingerie, accessories and footwear. Corso Vittorio Emanuele II is a pedestrian avenue with colonnades on the sides and shops below: its architecture and its location right in the city centre make it one of Milan’s most famous and elegant avenues. At the end of it, you can find Rinascente, the biggest and most established department store in Italy, which has been opened right in Milan in 1865 as a clothing shop with the aim of addressing a wide audience, both among high and middle to low class women.

Vatnajökull in Iceland is Europe's biggest and the world's most delightful ice sheet. With a normal thickness of 400 m, the icy mass covers a great 8,300 sq km range. Underneath this solidified magnificence are valleys, mountains, levels and also dynamic volcanoes. A guided day excursion to Vatnajökull National Park makes for an exceptional ordeal of strolling on ice. The ice sheet is punctuated by the excellence of the Jökulsárlón Glacier Lagoon; a watercraft ride interferes past drifting ice shelves. There is a choice to investigate the territory on a snowmobile. November to March is a decent time to set out on an ice give in enterprise uncovering entrancing excellence.

The Philippines is very well known because of many exciting islands, different white sand beaches that th travels really want. One of the pride of the Philippines when it comes to white sand beach the Boracay. Boracay Island is a very famous island from local to international tourist because of its crystal clear water, white sand shore, nice people, exciting activities to do, food to eat, and of course the party all night in the beach. Boracay will surprise you as you visit the place. Its exciting scenery will surely amaze you. So here are some boracay bucket list or the things that you will enjoy as you stay in Boracay.

It's all in that one minute… the minute when the sound of the heart beat stuns your faculties, when the moving sweat on your brow challenges the temperatures, when your knees go powerless and your breath goes shallow, when your feet deny the mind's requests to take the jump. But then, you swallow one final time, inhale out and rip your feet off the base and take that amazing, tragic, soul-taking off, dive. What's more, what occurs next, is peculiar for even those who've done it-yet one thing is without a doubt, when you touch well-known ground, you won't be the same!

The broadening of eyes, the knocking some people's socks off, the cries of delight, the genuine moans and the heart-ceasing wheezes… don't imagine it any other way, these aren't responses to some superb scene sees, however on detecting that ideal ponder of form! Be it the exemplary Chanel suit, the ageless LBD, the fragrant anger of No. 5 or that match of ridiculous peep-toe pumps, form has made people into legends and the world, a dazzling spot. In case you're somebody who can't venture out without that stroke of lipstick, or a white shirt and a blue denim is an absolute necessity in your closet, at that point our rundown of a definitive shopping goals is only for you. Going from top of the line fundamentals to the over-the-best extreme, these spots consider mold important plan for Nirvana!

Okavango Delta (Bostwana) In single word, the Okavango Delta encounter is one of a kind. As the Okavango River slices through the Kalahari of Bostwana, it offers life to the outlandish natural life here and this wetland wild can be investigated by means of an uncovered kayak. High surges is an ideal opportunity to see the untamed life better as it can be found around the waters effortlessly however as the waters ebb, they disseminate to chomp on the greens of the land. Contingent upon the separation of your ride from the creatures, plan for both of the most peaceful or most heart-in-mouth ventures.

Carro Quebrado, Brazil Brazil – excellent, sunny and energizing, however continually abounding with travelers. Yet, even goals like Brazil have minimal shrouded away niches. You realize that a place is genuinely confined when it is almost difficult to discover without a guide! Brazil has about 8,000 miles or a greater amount of shorelines, a considerable measure of them extremely famous among travelers. Nonetheless, Carro Quebrado stays unfamiliar and ecstatically secluded. Ivory white sand, emerald waters and an immense range of truly entirely, bright stones. Along the shoreline are some astounding red precipices, which in case you're up for an enterprise, you can go investigate by walking!

Breathtakingly remote, the Three Parallel Rivers National Park is another haven for intrepid hikers. This is where three of the world's great rivers converge and flow side by side: the Yangtze, Mekong (Southeast Asia's main river) and Salween (Myanmar's second largest river). Each flows into an ocean thousands of miles apart. It's a dramatic and undiscovered destination, with most hikes requiring at least a week. Accommodation is in a mix of traditional Tibetan teahouses and camping, with the path crisscrossing across a series of rugged peaks. Hikes can be organized through tour companies in Lijiang and Shangri-la.