Do you preter going on an excursion inmoutain or at beach? Why?
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prefer going on an excursion at beach . because it's so very fun , beautiful and exciting
A lot will depend on your preferences: what do you like and what do you avoid.
I personally would take a hike in the mountains every time. I love getting out and enjoying nature. There is a feeling of accomplishment when I spend a couple of hours and do a trail that challenges me. I also love the scenery, encountering different types of trails, animals, birds, plants and different natural features. There is a bit of thrill when you come around a corner and encounter something unexpected or spectacular.
To me the beach is boring, but I do not like to lie out in the sun for hours. I can understand how some people would find it relaxing to do nothing in the sun. Also swimming, snorkling, beach games, etc can be fun. But overall given a choice, I prefer the hike in the mountain.
I am happy that more people would probably choose the beach, as that leaves the hiking trails less congested and more relaxing. The best thing to do is to try both and then decide for yourself which you prefer.
For me it's really tough to choose between the beach and mountains. I was born and brought up in a coastal city with beautiful beaches. I've always loved going to the beach and playing catch-me-if-you can with the waves and getting completely drenched. Sometimes I would just sit on the shore taking in the fresh air and looking at the vastness of the ocean with awe.
On the other hand mountains always fascinated me since childhood, especially the snow capped ones. I have always dreamt of climbing the mountains and feel like the king of the world. I didn't have many opportunities growing up to go hiking to the mountains.
We moved to Seattle area a couple of years ago on work visa, and I think that was one of the best things to have happened in my life. I live within 1 to 2 hours drive of the most scenic hikes in the north Cascades mountain range. I went hiking to some of the most gorgeous mountains in Washington state with absolutely breathtaking views. Scaling the summit after a strenous hike prodding and pushing along the way gives me a sense of achievement. I am grateful for the perseverance not to give up mid way when I felt burned out, instead going at a slow pace and taking multiple breaks. As they say, the journey is as beautiful as the destination.
