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    Haa Valley ViewPoint Hike

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    For someone who is looking for a very light hike where one does not have to climb many uphills, Haa Valley View hike is perfect. with just 30 to 40 minutes and few uphill climbs, this hike bring the whole beautiful valley of Haa right beneath you. It was introduced in 2017 as part of a Community Based Sustainable Tourism project operated by the Royal Society of Protection for Nature to promote tourism in the valley.

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