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me today i'm in bavaria in southern germany or more precisely mitten, but small bavarian town nestled in the l. a. i've come here because i want to spend some time in the mountains 1st on bike and later on. foot with bavaria is one of germany's most popular tourist destinations. the regions incredible variety of landscapes make it a paradise for those seeking a more active holiday. so it looks like i'm going to get a lot of exercise. and while i'm here, and while i'm added, i want to find out the ways in which the corona virus pandemic and climate change are affecting tourism. here in the apps. ah, what are the challenges mass tourism poses to this mountain is region

ah, one big draw or the many fanciful castles built by king lewd fate. the 2nd but will also visit dubrovnik, where a check and your will show us how the corona crisis is affecting her hometown in my destination. is the shopping. a scenic point in the vet touch, dine mountain range. lew. wait a 2nd. had a house build up there. for the 1st leg of the journey, i've reserved a bike. i know hi nicole, welcome to make the climb a little easier. i've decided to rent an e by us and then is there anything i should watch out for it? i mean, most things, the feeler, since probably the most common error people make is overestimating the situation. got accomplished with the bikes will take you just about anywhere. they offer a lot of power. this is so then suddenly you're at the summit and can't get down the farther this. it's easy to over extend yourself. that's why you should be

careful on the descent. keep your hands on the brakes. take your time, go slowly and enjoy the nature around you and you don't come shooting down his throat. she is. as soon as i leave mitten miles, i am immersed in the beautiful bavarian lands. the paths are wide and the ascent is still manageable. after a couple of minutes of riding through the forest, i arrive at a lake lout se, but i still have a long way to go or destination today is the king's house on shock, and i can only be reached on foot or by bike and that isolation suited ludwig the 2nd just fine because to well, he wasn't much of a people person. he liked to have the beautiful bavarian landscape, all to himself something that becomes quite apparent. if you look at the various

palaces he built in his kingdom teams, they are the largest lake in bavaria. it was here that king ludovic, the 2nd had his luxurious hail him came. se palace built, no expense was spared. it's just one of several residences. lewd been commissioned . at times he labored over plans for 3 palaces at once. though vague, admired the absolute monarchs of france, katlyn came se palace was intended as a replica of versailles. except that it was neither a seed of power nor a hub of social life. king lou big was trying to create the illusion of a bygone world, which he chose to enjoy in solitude and the good that was 35 servants satellite, all the contents in the palace. after that untruth they all had to vanish should be

good for free. so the king truly could be alone here and you're in cross visible from far and wide, yet seemingly unapproachable noise launch dine castle at the foot of the alps. the most famous of all his castles. it too was built for loot, big and loot. that alone, he was enthralled by tales of the middle ages. the singers hall was meant to be attribute to the age of chivalry and its culture. but lute big was also a product of his time. he loved technological innovations, his nights, castle feature, telephones, and running water boot vig never lived to see the completion of either noise bunstein or the headland came. se palace not far away, is the only palace the bavarian, came sol finished linda half no big. the 2nd actually lived here for some time, surrounded by a vast park. it's thought to have been his favorite palace. and

back on the trail. my uphill battle begins with the scenery looks like a painting and the weather to day couldn't be better. it made the peak season, but i seemed to have a place to my son after one last steep climb. i think i deserve another little brain. so it's nice to see the vet, ash dine out, a rustic alpine eatery at an altitude of 1400 meters. what's it like to live in a city typically overrun by tourists? and how has that changed since the coven 19 pandemic began in this week's edition of our segment meet a local will find out with the help of a viewer from dubrovnik. the croatian city has been struggling with over tourism

for quite some time. hello, hello and welcome to dubrovnik. my name's dora pitcher. i'm from dubrovnik, but i lived in frankfort for a few years and returned to my wonderful home country. after finishing high school . i'm going to show you how beautiful dubrovnik is and why i love it so much yet. ah, not till his begin moons. what will start her on the city walls? is there not any the pride of dubrovnik but of all croatia in it? not in 1979, the old city and these walls were added to the list of unesco wold heritage sites ah, or pull it from you know, even though it was the unesco world heritage site. in 1991, the city was attacked by serbian and montenegrin forces, yet up at the walls remained stunning until today emma. ah, no,

my love as of a normally they would be thousands of people up here at this time of year when i got because of the corona crisis, they are noticeably few a tourist this year than last. when can we local? i don't think it's all that bad, though. now we have the place all to ourselves. ah, did i buy the best beer? dubrovnik is from our own mountain. sit up there, that's all you can walk up and go. you can take the cable car with us. i suggest we take the cable cars today because it's so hot, i've been fined by their houses with it. isn't that amazing? you can see everything from up here, local island to the village of south and the airport behind me, we can see all of dubrovnik. it's a magnificent view. ah.

oh, yes, and so now we're back down in the old city behind me as the main entrance to the old town, the pillow gay gates. come on, come smith ah sob ivan fentanyl now we're on to broadnix main street and it's most famous street called straw to england is on it starts at the big or north rios fountain with its 16 waterside. they spin bothell bye on ah ah. as the father listens, says, jordan is our main street and very important in our lives. since we do so many things on the street. when i, we shop here, drink coffee and spend time with our friends and families need a coin. we just loved this st. laws are strong, our book that your mistress was, that is, i imagine last year it was so crowded here. you could hardly move. you had to push

people aside just to get through them with my boyish compton hall and to day as you can see, it practically empty. let fall fast. complet lettea ah, buffalo strolled through a dubrovnik is competing without visiting the beautiful blue to my lead. my favorite is i st jacobi. yeah. from here i get the history of the broadnix ultimate ah tough. i hope you enjoyed our tour. we look forward to seeing you here in dubrovnik . missile may tell them i d o e v the most of the little nichol. mm

no rest for the weary. it's time for the 2nd part of my track, but i won't be making the ascent to the king's house on shakin all by myself. stefan adon will accompany me. he's a mountain guide from mitten, but he says the mountains have a calming effect on him, and that sometimes you just need to stop. look, and listen, we got and how did you come to be a mountain guide? oh stop, it actually started with my parents on it. we were always in the mountains on bunch with up and then while doing my military service, my path seemed preordained. hope brooklyn i became a mountain leader for the armed forces. him. i just kept spending more time in the mountains, even in my free time to come in. i'll put it back and things just turned out this

way. go into so let's see. so mindful say i gave them yet. can you tell me as a city kid, what a mountain guide does like and i'll seat in but in see it has changed a bit of his been for in that in the past the people who came here usually had some experience. i'm sure they'd already done a fair amount of hiking, not on which nowadays many people are just looking to have an experience and tend to be ill prepared, even boy, on id. so that poses the biggest challenge that since he might, since so few people come with any previous experience. you have to teach them everything with starting without a walk. does come, sweeney gloated no default. that's the way it is. what will esna india myself? i still say lisa vasquez, what should i look out for? if i want to hike around here? the 360 is any. the most important thing is to be in good condition and have a bit of energy in reserve, so you can enjoy attention oversold that ice named at ceiling. it's possible to rush around, i see a site and then dash off shops to this. the point isn't whether or not you reach

your goal, but what you get out of it and the human we're seeing this more and more. it's like most people go to hard to like they're always pushing themselves to the limit. and that's really a shame because then you don't take it, what's all around you and then pick you need a little something and reserve for that. are the possible for this effort and taking the time to veer off the beaten path, add to the pleasure of any time. all right, before we continue our hike, let's take a quick look at the impact mass tourism has on some of the most popular regions here in the ups in a skip pulled to vomit. unsatisfactory movies. would you say? okay, this can quarantine from this to which traffic it puts a strain on the pot seeking. it's really hard. the hiking trails up above lasted the large crowds put a burden on the local population and the communities and the infrastructure. the

valley, in the summer directional the streams of visitors and providing the useful information was crucial. my expert investigate the stampede of visitors to our 2 destinations has noticeably increased in these days of the corona virus pandemic. if visitor counts in the algo alps or anything to go by as long as people stick to the modern trails and lead nature and peace of lou anne hina is fine with it said on the re, people like to be natural surroundings. lake van is particularly popular. it's a delicate balancing act, protecting nature, while permitting crowds of people to have some fun in the sun. these days, the rangers only go out in paris. communing with nature means different things to different people. is better as medic managing the crowds as getting harder. i one of my colleagues that we are more like people minders than conservation officers.

is that why you hear it? they threatened to call the lawyer who got memory, or the threats, or call you names sort of be from and all you want to do was clarify. financials was acc, liam protected plant species, growing the nature reserves and conservation areas around the lake. for example, the marsh caliber in in restricted areas, people often build fires which is not permitted or lesser with cigarette baths. the hot in the summer, the more people head into the water as many as a 1000 per day at the book, an egg waterfalls in the are going often they get close to sensitive areas and so little consideration for the environment with its rare plant species. the more popular

a spot like this becomes the greater the threat to its nature once not to the sources as the trend towards sharing individual experiences with a large already lives. i think on the social media platforms like instead from intern, give us a sodomy, then give us the great information about an incredible son, ryan, over event what he got people, he's to more people come and tell you spots even in typically, often times just son dot so dot, these, it pump, they're done feedstock taking notes from from and i truly gives me cause for concern. the thought sickly saga may be one way to help is to avoid those popular spots altogether. ah ah, we're getting close to the top on the side of the trail, stefan points out some yellow gentian to me. it's

a plant commonly found in the alps. it thrives here at an altitude of some 1800 meters. ah, doesn't that was worth it. not bad, not at all. and there it is. i can see my goal. the king's house on shahan at the foot of the vet. i stein ma'am. mm. the, i've been back there, tourism and climate change are said to be threatening. the alpine flora and fauna on is that something you see yourself. thank you, spend a lot of time in the mountains and he was a feelin embankment a big ah tourist most. in the case of tourism yes. some get sold. there are popular spots like the to spit to summit that are really over run by masses of tourists. oh, sure, but as you experienced yourself today, we hardly saw anybody on our way up in the office. can you like to go from this get?

there are really quiet areas here, for instance, in the call vendor range over there. it's oh, good. even in peak season and we're at the absolute peak of the season right now. you can be all on your own. and same concept on the key milan does for climate change, we haven't felt very much yet for lifestyle. maybe it's objective because you don't notice gradual changes as much in the woman nit. so talk von him over, but we've always had a few tough winners and some very mild ones having to cough. we've had dry winters and we've had lots of precipitation. we've, we've had flooding and then we've had very dry years. it's always changing. but there are things distant for me, i noticed that for instance, with the o zone, mom or tune the become more sensitive, but maybe that age ah, of in the, of the info. yeah. in any case i do notice something that's true. i was with you think of what i don't feel it's causing a great deal of change for us. what infinities of info, he thought us thought the like the wonderful i spoke last easy. one thing that very

different this year is the corona virus. a lot of people are spending their holidays closer to home. many germans are staying in germany. what have you noticed here in the region on the us dyna i found out these is ya here in delhi gillan given our films is, is it's been somewhat stressful for us because we can't make long term plans and have to react fast to the changes. ah, to get this in, but the guests are noticeably more relaxed than in recent years. i did the stuff relaxed in the sense that most readily accepted when you say that they can't do something or other quotes yet. there's not so much i wanted, and i want it now, which has been something of a trend the past few years ago, and that can get really unpleasant. we're not seeing any of that. people seem happy with whatever's possible and i hope it'll stay that way for a while. plan a little paradise right outside your door. thanks for showing it to me. yeah, my pleasure. i can handle the last stretch on my

own. the king's house is now in plain sight. of course, king ludovico didn't walk up here himself. he had servants to carry him in a litter. ah, this summer, the king's alpine hide out is closed and compliance with social distancing, and hygiene guidelines. but after the long hike, we definitely want you to see what it's like inside compared to lose weight. the seconds other residences, the king's house on shakin seems almost modest. it was built in $1872.00 and the style of a swiss chalet blue. in spite of the beautiful swiss pine paneling, the living quarters on the ground floor come across as relatively plain, seemingly out of character for the fairy tale king mm.

the upper story, however fully reflects its creator. here moving the 2nd, had a sumptuous hall, built in oriental style, crammed full of gilded carving, lit, through stained glass windows and decorated with fine rugs, magnificent chandeliers, and peacock feathers. mm. the turkish room with its fountain in the centre provided a spectacular backdrop for the king's birthday celebrations. isolated high in the bavarian alps, he recreate at the magical world of the arabian night. ah, ah!

well, the king's house remains closed during the pandemic, the former servants quarters, now a mountain in have reopen to the public. mm. back and look vase time. this building served as a store house. it's also where the king's meals were prepared for over 15 years. now it's been run by the lightened bower family. leave you to put a light b. do many people come here to learn more about the life of king lieut, base, or our most just hiker is ready for a break. he had an asthma one. that is, is the one, it's too bad. the house is closed at the moment of the, the hikers are usually keen to see the place this year, and they know there's something special to see in the upper floor. so many want to go in as turbos before that is he missed mistook stop findig and some days, 250 or 300 people walk through the house. was he pissed to 240 piece? thrown up, his haunting book. dish was, i'm constant, there are 2 guides from the linda of palace or who give hourly tours for up to 30 people the, you know, the thought of hope strictly maxima,

they tell visitors all about ludovic and his connection to this place. be at the know, hope machine the a clear to you in boss with him can you can take this to huddled into to not figure that advance at what relevance does that all have for you to see as get diagnosed in thinking crime in this area. there's really no other place comparable to it. jesus to the quantity of swiss pine is unique in bavaria, for instance it and the panorama is simply fantastical, current deals as, as good. there's nothing else like it does is to shock. that's the beauty of it. i am so glad no trains come up here from that is when otherwise it would no longer be the way it is. now, it's the antics to you to use. this is the only lodge that's been preserved in its original condition and has not been replaced with a new one, like the other lodges or been repainted as it's 2 other wheels from basement. philippe acute, and we're very proud that everything here. so old american, so settled, status was not. so i'll talk to you soon. as

you probably know, there's usually a spot reserved on the show for your travel experiences. this week will show you a video shot by your writer krishna. p. live from india. before the pandemic he visited the attire, nature park, and corolla home to the world's biggest bird statue ah, her moon, [000:00:00;00] oh,

oh ha. ah mark marie, i just before reaching my final destination, i have a close encounter with a stubborn local it. this won't work yet cuz i didn't expect that did you? he quite nicole. one cow mill. ah, i know many in the house. ah, this lookout point is where my journey and king louis bake had the belvedere built, not far from his house. from here,

the view of the rhine valley is simply breathtaking. if you haven't got anybody to carry you up the mountain height like this is pretty intense, but hey, the journey is the destination right? plus. there is nothing like that feeling of satisfaction. you get, once you reach the top and you get this view, so extremely exhausting, but also extremely worth it. mm. mm mm ah, ah,

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