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Would you prefer to take long vacation or several short vacation in a year? long vacation would be a better choice for me. As it gives me enough time to explore remote places. I’ve been to Tibet twice, the first time was a short vacation which lasted only a week, but I spent 4 days on the way as it’s too far from me. So I just visited some typical scenic spots recommended by tourists guides online. Surely, I don’t have much impression left, except altitude stress. The second time, I spent about a month there. During that time, I visited local market, talked with Tibetan, lived in the local ways. At that time, I think I’ve found the value of traveling -- distend my horizon by exploring a land rather than visit it.

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A long vacation would be a better choice for me. As it gives me enough time to explore remote places.
I’ve been to Tibet twice, the first time was a short vacation which lasted only a week, but I spent 4 days on the way, as it’s too far from the place I was me. So I just visited some typical scenic spots recommended by tourist (in English, no adjective can be in plural) guides online. Surely, I don’t have much of an impression left, except altitude stress.
By the second time, I spent about a month there. During that time, I visited local markets, talked with Tibetan, lived in the like local  people ways. At that time, I think I’ve found the value of traveling -- distend my horizon by exploring a land rather than visiting it.
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Would you prefer to take long vacation or several short vacation in a year?

a long vacation would be a better choice for me as it would give me enough time to explore remote places.
I’ve been to Tibet twice, the first time was a short vacation which lasted only a week, but I spent 4 days travelling there because it's far away from where I live. So I just visited some typical scenic spots recommended by tourists guides online. Surely, I don’t have much of an impression left, except altitude stress "altitude sickness"?.
The second time, I spent about a month there. During that time, I visited a  local market, talked with a Tibetan, and lived like the locals do. At that time, I think I found the value of traveling -- expanding my horizon by exploring a land rather than visiting it.

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