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Czech Republic National Parks

Administration of the Protected Landscape Areas - Government body focused on securing effective management of natural preservation sites. Includes comprehensive overview of the organisation and related regions.
Bohemian Switzerland - Complete information for tourists about the national park in Northern Bohemia.
Czech Canada. - Natural park mid-way between Prague and Vienna. Lists geographical information, the region's history, and architechtural monuments.
Czech Karst - Protected landscape area situated to the south-west of Prague. Includes details of the history, geology, flora, and fauna.
Krkonose Mountains National Park - Basic information about administration, nature of the region, and news, plus details of research in the area, and advice for visitors.
Palava - Protected landscape area and biosphere reserve. Includes information on flora and fauna, geography of the region, and archaeology, plus contact details.
Podyji National Park - Proclaimed in 1991. Includes basic information on the area, plus details of administration, tourism, literature, and an image gallery.
Sumava - Details of the country's largest national park.

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Visas: Nationals of all western European countries, Japan, the US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand can visit the Czech Republic for up to 90 days, and UK citizens for up to 180 days, without a visa. Nationals of South Africa and many other countries must obtain a visa, which is good for a stay of between 30 and 90 days depending on your nationality.
Health risks: leeches & ticks (Tick-borne encephalitis is a serious infection of the brain that is spread by tick bites. Vaccination is advised for those traveling in risk areas who are unable to avoid tick bites (such as campers, forestry workers and ramblers). Two doses of vaccine will give a year's protection, three doses up to three years' protection. Shortlasting vaccines are available in the Czech and Slovak Republics).

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