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Historic St. Michaels is a quaint, restored colonial village on Maryland's Eastern Shore, nestled around a beautiful harbor on the Miles River near the Chesapeake Bay. Dozens of small shops, several gourmet restaurants, outstanding fresh seafood, antiques, skipjack and riverboat rides, sunset cruises, horse and buggy ride, nearby nature walk, biking, golf, Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum and much more.
Circa 1860's restored colonial style home with hard wood floors and a private entrance to each guest room. Fully restored, we provide family antiques, central air, cable television, beautiful outdoor gardens, front porch and patio in the historic district on the town's main street.

Romantic Rooms have jacuzzi tub in your bedroom by the fireplace.

Cozy Rooms have fireplace, private bathroom but no jacuzzi.

Built around 1800, by Capt. Joseph Chapline, Revolutionary War patriot, the Inn is a perfect example of Federal Period architecture. Located in the heart of Sharpsburg, Maryland it is surrounded by the Antietam Battlefield, and was used as a hospital to care for the wounded following the battle. The Inn is named for Jacob Rohrbach who lost his life defending the property against horse thieves claiming to be Mosby�s men on July 4, 1864. Four guest rooms offer a glimpse of early American life, and a comfortable base for exploring Antietam, South Mountain, Harpers Ferry, and the C&O Canal historic areas. Bicycle rental is available for guest wishing to ride the Battlefield or explore the
C&O Canal bike path to Harpers Ferry. Battlefield guides are also available.
Complete descriptions of the inn, rooms and rates are located on the Jacob Rohrbach Inn website. Click the link under "For More Information" (lower left) or point your browser to

A 3 square mile island in the chesapeake bay reached by drawbridge, Tilghman Island offers as much or as little to do as you desire. Close to St. Michaels (15 minutes) Maritime Museum and other area attractions as well as beaches.
1890 Victorian on an acre overlooking Dogwood Harbor, home of the last fleet of antique oyster schooners known as Skipjacks.Enjoy a pristine waterfront setting amidst a manicured lawn and delightful gardens. The Inn brims with historic charm and gracious hospitality featuring six guest rooms and one cottage suite.

The Lazyjack Inn is located on the Eastern shore of Maryland on the Bay Hundred peninsula. Minutes from St. Michaels, Easton, and Oxford, Tilghman Island takes you back to an earlier era. Home port for the last remaining working sailing fleet in the country, Tilghman Island offers a unique view of a time past. Excellant restaurants specialize in traditional local bounty from the Chesapeake including oysters, blue crabs, rockfish, and the legendary softshell crabs. Many special event are held during the year and many highlight the traditional skills of the working sailors. Cultural events including Seafood festivals, Waterfowl Festival, Food and Wine Festival and Plein Aire Arts Festival are ongoing in Talbot County. The St. Michaels Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum features many exhibits . We are happy to help you get out on the water, a must for our area. The Lady Patty, a beautifully restored sailing yacht from 1935 is one of the best ways to accomplish just that. The Motor Vessel Sharps Island is available to get you an 'up close' action adventure to the Bays lighthouses.We know your visit to Tilghman Island will be one to be remembered .
For 160 years this comfortable old house has watched over the waters of Dogwood Harbor. As our guest you will experience the same views and share a sense of history you won't soon forget. The Inn has spacious porches, fabulous gardens and grounds and terrific water views and access to Dogwood Harbor. A cozy library greets you as you enter the Inn.A full gourmet breakfast is served in The Harbor Room overlooking the harbor and manyof the working vessels of Tilghman Island.

Welcome to the Passu Adventure Travel

This site takes you to the Northern Areas of Pakistan . The Pakistan is a visitor paradise, with small narrow valleys, fairy meadows of Alpine flowers in all sizes, shapes and colors and of the sweetest fragrance. An area surrounded by snow-capped mountain peaks, they seems un-climbable and impenetrable. This is an area that has had very few tourists or trekkers. There are isolated pockets of still virgin beauty... areas where one can still enjoy the unique culture of unadulterated people and their awesome mountain terrain.

Our company PAT ( Passu Adventure Travel) provides tourist services for foreign and Local travelers. We have extensive experience and are providing custom itineraries for individual and group travelers, government Whether you want a getaway vacation or are just passing through, Passu Adventure Travel (PAT) will be there to provide, assistance with accommodation, guide and sightseeing services, transport and tickets (both train and bus). We have been working hard for years to develop close relationships with hotels, airlines and outfitters to be able to produce competitively-priced services and tours. We do everything to ensure satisfaction and pleasant experience for your guests.

We will be happy to team up with companies in new regions and build fruitful cooperation both in custom referrals and joint tours. We would appreciate your offers of local tours, services and sightseeing programs for cities in Pakistan and other countries.We take great pride in our specialty tours and do everything to ensure satisfaction and complete safety for visitors. Most our tours and itineraries are flexible. Feel free to contact us for any information regarding our tours. We will be happy to answer any questions and meet any requests at info
BATURA

Batura has been taken from a Brushuski word (Bat-Tur) language of central hunza "Bat" means skin and "Tur" means horns. In ancient times, there were many ibex (mountain goats) which were hunted by snow leopards or killed by avalanche. When Bruskin men came to the area, they found many skins and horns, in and around the glacier, that they said "Bat Tur" . Later on, it became Batur and now a - days Batura. Batura has the following Pasture.

VEZOK- PART

This is the name of a pasture in Batura Valley. "vezok" means ibex in Wakhi language and "Pert" means green slopes. it conveys that idea that there were a lot of ibex on the slpopes.



YASH- PERT

"Yash" means horse and "pert" means green slopes. Perhaps this slope has been used for grazing horses. therefore in Wakhi language it is called "Yash Pert".



FATIMA- HILL

"Fatima" is the name of the daughter of the Prophet Mohammed (Muslim's last prophet) "Hil" means pasture. This pasture provides goats, sheeps, yaks and horses with fodder grass and tree leaves. In this respect, it has been named "Fatima" (Which may be equated with a gentle - giving soul )



KUK-HIL

"Kuk" means spring and "Hill" means pasture. It is interpreted in the sense that the sheep's and goats give much more milk than other pastures in the area (due to the variety of herbs common to the field) The milk they gave resembled a spring.



GUSHESM

This is an abstract word from the Persian " Gul" meaning flowerr and "chashm" meaning eye. " The eye of the floweres" - in this pasture there are many flowers.

Within easy reach of Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore and Washington D.C. is historic Chesapeake City, a quaint 19th century village along the shores of the famous C & D Canal. Shopping, dining, watching ships go by are favorite passtimes. Carriage rides and boat tours available.
The Blue Max Inn provides a luxurious atmosphere that is both comfortable and cozy. All rooms are tastefully and individually decorated with king or queen beds and private baths, telephones, air conditioning and cable TV.

The maritime district offers a rich history as well as the expected and renowned boating opportunities. One of the most unique and diverse neighborhoods to be found in America!
Built in the 1860's, this home has a colorful history as a farmhouse, schoolhouse, and now as a guest house. Recent renovations have restored many charming features of the past as well as adding the comfortable amenities of today's lifestyle. Five guest rooms celebrate Mayland's rich shoreline features and the maritime industry that has responded to the alluring challenge of the Chesapeake Bay. These fresh air themes create a casual, relaxing environment for our guests to launch their recreational respites or to tackle their business endeavors.