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Soaked up by the
vibrant pace and buzz of the metropolitan cities? Never worry! There are few
majestic green landscapes where you will not only escape from the hurly-burly
of the urban area, but revive up your mind, body and soul in these
other-worldly parks, just at the outskirts.
Whether it is sea guarding cliffs towards the
south of the London, or an exotic beach outlining the Hong Kong, you ought to
take out some time out of your schedule and revel in these rejuvenating
landscapes.
Near London – South
Downs National Park
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Seven Sisters Cliff; Picture
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If you ask the locals about what’s new in London? They will suggest you
to take a walk alongside the sea cliffs in the Britain’s new national park.
This walk with majestic vistas of the sea is absolutely mesmerizing and
territory itself feels much like the last corner of the earth.
The stark white and commanding Seven Sisters Cliff with the verdant
hills blemished by sheep and straw bale, are the nature’s conspiracy to endow
magical traits in this territory. South Downs Way can easily be dedicated a day
for its 100 mile footpath, or may be cycling some parts of the gigantic 1200km
bridleways of the park
Near Hong Kong – Sai
Kung East Country Park
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If you have never been to Hong Kong, than your image of Hong Kong would
be of a futuristic city with glittering skyline. But serendipitously, just an
hour northeast of the city lies a perfect incarnation of paradise; Long Ke Wan,
the most enigmatic beach of the Hong Kong. It is accessed via Section 1 of the
MacLehose Trail which passes through bizarre rock formations and gaping sea
caves. Bring your own stuffs as the beautiful stretch of sand is completely
unblemished. The ethereal contrast of the white sands and turquoise waters of
the South China Sea are likely to make you skip a beat or two.
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