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Yellow color tent being set up by trekkers for night stay in ladakh
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Snow Trekkers
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Horses of a trekker group
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Glacier trekkers along stream
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Trekkers walking up the massive mountain
Trekkers walking on the trail
Trekkers
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Teamwork in trekking
Stone signs
Trekkers and porter
Climb up
Trekkers
Porter and trekkers
Trekkers in The Dolomites,Italy
Trekkers at Kilimanjaro
Trekkers watching the lake
Trekkers in green fields of Damavand , Iran
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The silhouette vector illustration of hikers and trekkers hiking at sunrise twilight
Mountain village
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Trekkers in the Himalayan mountains, Nepal.
Trekkers
Trekkers and hikers at Sunrise twilight
Trekkers in The Dolomites
Horses of a trekker group
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Mt Panwaliduar
Painted mark for tourist, hikers and trekkers. Method of navigation on touristic routes and paths.
Carpathian ridge
Snowed mountain peak
Trekkers in The Dolomites
Trekker's meal
Gross Venediger
Shatili
Group of trekkers making an excursion
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Signs for trekkers
Trekkers crossing the Adishschala River in Georgia`s Svaneti region
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Silhouettes of trekkers
Hikers
Snowed mountain peak
The suspension foot bridge
Senior trekkers giving a high five
Mountain trekkers
Trekkers in The Dolomites
Trekkers and high mountain
Glacier Trekkers
Gross Venediger
Enter The Jungle
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The Alps
Mountain Trekkers
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![Shatili is a historic highland village in Georgia, near the border with Chechnya. It is located on the northern slope of the Greater Caucasus mountains, in the historical Georgian province of Upper Khevsureti, which is now part of the modern-day region (mkhare) of Mtskheta-Mtianeti. The population of Shatili, along with that of most of the Khevsureti, was resettled under the pressure from the Soviet authorities to the plains in the early 1950s. In the 1960s, the exotic landscape of the empty village was used as a setting for a series of Georgian films about the past life of the highlanders.[1] Shatili is still inhabited by a dozen or so families, but is inaccessible by road during wintertime. The village is a favourite destination for tourists and mountain trekkers](https://images.stockfreeimages.com/thumb/062qnuagnt.jpg)
