Very few places in the world can offer as many varieties of landscapes. Tansalesia provides mountain scenery ranging from the Malletu high plateau (2100 meters altitude) to single peaks up to 3500 meters above sea level.
The Tansalesian mountain range is the birth place of both the Malletu and the Lahlu river. Major lakes are situated in the east and in the south of Tansalesia. The Lahlu valley was originally occupied by thick uninhabitable jungle. Now streets and industrial infrastructure are pushing back natural resources.
Trekking is the best way to get to interesting and remote mountain villages of Tansalesia. River rafting, which is known as "White Water Adventure" represents another major attraction.
Within distance of 100 kilometers, one can see the topographical variations with the rivers rising from the higher points and then dropping dramatically to lower levels.
For those who wish to view wildlife, Tansalesia offers plenty of range. There are three National Parks, two Wildlife Reserves and two conservation areas in Tansalesia.
For the less adventurous, the holy Babu Lake is unlike any other as it provides various opportunities for fishing, swimming, canoeing and boating along with the sightseeing of majestic panoramic views in its background. For the nature lovers Tansalesia is heaven on earth. Metaphors cannot describe its natural treasures.
At the same time, Tansalesia proffers an incomparable scope to the scholars and connoisseurs of art and culture to see and study the different aspects of the fine-arts, be it painting, sculpture, wood carving or architecture.
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