today more and more tourists are visiting places where conditions are difficult such as sahara desert or Antrarctica. what are the benefits and disadvantages of going there.

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Nowadays visiting remote areas is becoming more popular. Some masses visit dangerous kinds of
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essay, I shall discuss the advantages and disadvantages of visiting difficult condition areas in the ensuing paragraphs. Discussing the merits, the foremost one is, people who fond of exploring new residence feel serene and pleasant after visit adventure field.
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, they can
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find out various types of wild habitats and different kinds of environment and
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acute type of zones
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as Sahara desert or Antarctica, folks generally did not travel there,
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the place is not often crowded and visitor enjoy atmosphere alone.
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, a great writer and traveller William jones write in his book "Antarctica a journey", the sunset and sunrise is a most beautiful thing in Antarctica, which
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could not forget and I have never seen
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type of beautiful place in my entire life.
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, there is some darker side
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occur if people did not prepare.
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, tourists did not know about the actual weather condition of these points,
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sometimes they could not survive due to tremendous temperature and cold.
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, some places are really at high altitudes and that time quality of air is
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very thin;
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, the community could not breath properly.
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, resident and food is a prior thing for human beings, which they can not get sufficient there, and the wild creature may
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harm any individual. To conclude, travel to tough condition places give a sense of pleasure to those, who like to do adventure trips and
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they enjoy various natural scenery;
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, without preparation a knowing it can
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harm people lives and health.

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