Band-e Amir is Afghanistan’s first and only national park. It consists of six lakes whose waters are bluer than the sky. It is located almost 10,000 ft above sea level in a mountainous desert, 75 km northwest of the ancient city of Bamiyan, once famous for its two monumental Buddha statues, destroyed by the Taliban in 2001. Getting to Band-e Amir requires a sense of adventure and determination.
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Park officials at Colorado’s Rocky Mountain National Park have announced plans to use hired guns to help cull the park’s elk herd. The park’s elk herd is a major tourist attraction, but has become an ecological problem. The elks are not originally
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