PARADIZENTA

A number of major rivers have their source in the northern Drakensberg region, including the Orange and the mighty Tugela which plunges a spectacular 948m in a series of cascades down sheer cliffs as the second highest waterfall in the world. Many smaller falls and streams freeze in stunning fashion during winter with the landscape occasionally transformed into a snowy wonderland.

Dominating the northern heights at the Royal Natal National Park is the distinctive and well-photographed Amphitheatre which forms a great curve of majestiv beauty. Mountain baboons are often seen clambering across the rocky outcrops while soaring birds of prey, such as black eagles and the rare bearded vulture or lammergeier make the most of the uplifting thermals. The unique topography of the region attracts many hikers who enjoy the invigorating mountain air, crystal clear steams, distinctive grasslands and an amazing abundance of flora and fauna on offer amidst the surrounding pinnacles and peaks. Conservation officials provide advice and support to hikers and climbers with detailed maps and well-marked trails on offer. All who venture into the mountains must be sure, for safety's sake, to fill in the Mountain Rescue register.

Trout and bass occur through the region in well stocked dams and in more challenging form in clear rivers and streams where the serious fly fisherman can enjoy a true fighting challenge. The peace and tranquility on offer coupled with the constant presence of spectacular scenery make this a true fisherman's paradise.

A growing number of craft centres showcase traditional woodcarvings, exquisite award winning pottery, wire sculptors and metal works of varying styles. Many establishments boast restaurants with world-class chefs, attracted by the surrounds and lifestyles with on site vegetable and herb gardens providing freshly grown local flavour. Health treatments and spa retreats allow rejuvenating encounters in surroundings designed by nature to replenish strength and fitness.

Recent developments in the area include the Umzimkhulu Gateway tourism information centre in the south, the Fodo Cultural Village and a lodge and conference centre at Ntsikeni, a priority wetland conservation area, home to the rare wattled crane. You will not find a conventional shopping mall in these magnificent mountains. There is a variety of unusual shopping destinations to choose from and take a piece of the mountain with you. A visitor can get anything from curio shops, a range of arts and crafts, organic herb farm, which specialises in culinary and offering a wide gift range watch the cheese making process and buy a delicious variety of homemade cheeses.

Well organised camping sites, full service resorts, peaceful mountain retreats and bed & breakfast lodges offering the personal touch are all found in abundance making the Drakensberg an exceptional destination for the adventure minded or the visitor looking for simple relaxation and warm hospitality.

By: Rob @http://www.articlesbase.com

Bangkok has 5 separate sex districts throughout the city. Some are located near each other and some are just a bit further away. The best thing of all is that all of the sex districts are connected by the BTS Sky Train (elevated train system) and the MRT (underground train system). Both of these fast and cheap modes of transportation have stations strategically located near all of the sex districts.

The first three sex districts are where the majority of Bangkok's world famous go go bars are found. They are called Patpong, Nana and Soi Cowboy.

Patpong's sex district consists of two streets that run side by side called Patpong 1 and Patpong 2. It's these two streets where you'll find go go bars upon go go bars as well as sex shows. There are a few soapy massage parlors in this area but the best ones are found in Ratchada which you'll read more of below.

Next area filled with go go bars is Nana Entertainment Plaza. You can't miss this neon light filled 3 story building with an open courtyard packed with beer bars. Many popular go go bars here to check out and explore.

Soi Cowboy is the final sex district with mainly go go bar and the smallest out of the three. But don't let the small size fool you as much of the venues here have been renovated with louder neon colors and more beautiful women.

Keep in mind, you are able to bring the go go bar girls back to your hotel. However you have to make sure your hotel won't charge you a joiner fee. The fee is usually 500THB. To avoid this stupid fee you should stay in a hotel that is considered girl friendly. You can find these hotels near all of the red light districts. Many girl friendly hotels are some of the best hotels in Bangkok.

When it comes to sexual massages Bangkok can't be beat. There are basically two types, oily and soapy.

Oily massage involves... well oil. At the end of the massage the girl will usually ask what kind of sexual service you require. You can use your imagination to fill in the details. Oily massage district is found in the Phrom Phong section of Bangkok. It's very easy to find, just take the BTS Sky Train to Phrom Phong and you're there.

Soapy massages are a bit different than oily massages except the end results which is sexual gratification. But before that the lady washes you with her hands and body in a large bathtub filled with soapy goodness. And again, you can fill in the rest about what happens next. Soapy massage parlors are located along Ratchada, which is a major street. To get there just take the MRT train and get off at Huay Kwang station.

Traveling to any of Bangkok's sex districts is absolutely easy. All the train stop announcements are in English as well as maps in the stations.

Don't feel intimidated about exploring these places as the areas are very tourist friendly.

By: Jim Hunt @http://www.articlesbase.com

A number of major rivers have their source in the northern Drakensberg region, including the Orange and the mighty Tugela which plunges a spectacular 948m in a series of cascades down sheer cliffs as the second highest waterfall in the world. Many smaller falls and streams freeze in stunning fashion during winter with the landscape occasionally transformed into a snowy wonderland.

Dominating the northern heights at the Royal Natal National Park is the distinctive and well-photographed Amphitheatre which forms a great curve of majestiv beauty. Mountain baboons are often seen clambering across the rocky outcrops while soaring birds of prey, such as black eagles and the rare bearded vulture or lammergeier make the most of the uplifting thermals.

The unique topography of the region attracts many hikers who enjoy the invigorating mountain air, crystal clear steams, distinctive grasslands and an amazing abundance of flora and fauna on offer amidst the surrounding pinnacles and peaks. Conservation officials provide advice and support to hikers and climbers with detailed maps and well-marked trails on offer. All who venture into the mountains must be sure, for safety's sake, to fill in the Mountain Rescue register.

Trout and bass occur through the region in well stocked dams and in more challenging form in clear rivers and streams where the serious fly fisherman can enjoy a true fighting challenge. The peace and tranquility on offer coupled with the constant presence of spectacular scenery make this a true fisherman's paradise.

A growing number of craft centres showcase traditional woodcarvings, exquisite award winning pottery, wire sculptors and metal works of varying styles. Many establishments boast restaurants with world-class chefs, attracted by the surrounds and lifestyles with on site vegetable and herb gardens providing freshly grown local flavour. Health treatments and spa retreats allow rejuvenating encounters in surroundings designed by nature to replenish strength and fitness.

Recent developments in the area include the Umzimkhulu Gateway tourism information centre in the south, the Fodo Cultural Village and a lodge and conference centre at Ntsikeni, a priority wetland conservation area, home to the rare wattled crane. You will not find a conventional shopping mall in these magnificent mountains. There is a variety of unusual shopping destinations to choose from and take a piece of the mountain with you. A visitor can get anything from curio shops, a range of arts and crafts, organic herb farm, which specialises in culinary and offering a wide gift range watch the cheese making process and buy a delicious variety of homemade cheeses.

Well organised camping sites, full service resorts, peaceful mountain retreats and bed & breakfast lodges offering the personal touch are all found in abundance making the Drakensberg an exceptional destination for the adventure minded or the visitor looking for simple relaxation and warm hospitality.

By: Rob @http://www.articlesbase.com