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Hiking groups rise in Kurdistan as fitness trend

Hiking groups in Kurdistan are rapidly gaining popularity as more people turn to the activity for both fitness and recreation. Over recent years, these groups have attracted a wide range of participants, offering an alternative to gyms by allowing people to exercise while enjoying Kurdistan’s scenic landscapes.

Popular hiking destinations include Mount Halgurd, Safin, Azmar, and the Bride and Groom Mountain. These groups appeal to locals and tourists alike, with social media helping draw visitors from across Iraq. Participants often see the groups as close-knit communities, building friendships along the way.

Studies show that hiking not only improves physical health but also promotes awareness of local tourist areas. Many participants report benefits like weight loss, reinforcing the trend’s appeal across Kurdistan.

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