Dustin N Salzano loves traveling and that is the reason he reblogged and shares articles related to traveling.
Although travel can get expensive, it definitely has its benefits.
It’s a great educational and cultural experience for people and it helps
people learn more about the world and think outside of the box. When
you’re planning your next trip, consider one of these 10 most beautiful
travel spots. You might want to add them to your bucket list!
Maldives
Famous for being the ultimate luxury-honeymoon getaway, the Maldives
is made up of 1,192 islands (200 of which are inhabited) located in the
Indian Ocean. It is the smallest Asian country and also the flattest
country in the world. Known for its crystal-clear water and colorful and
varied marine life, the Maldives is definitely a beautiful escape.
Source: Shutterstock
African Safari
If you had to pick just one travel adventure, you’ll be hard-pressed
to find a something more exciting than the wildebeest migration. Stay in
a tent, lodge, or hotel in Kenya or another African country along the
migration route and watch the large herd cross the plain or battle
hungry crocodiles during a river crossing.
Source: Flickr User daretothink
Northern Lights
The northern lights or aurora borealis is a beautiful phenomenon
named after the Roman goddess of dawn, Aurora. There are a number of
countries where you can view these iridescent lights, and they include
Alaska, Denmark, Greenland, Finland, and north of Canada.
Source: Flickr User Beverly & Pack
Iguazu Falls, South America
The Iguazu Falls, which runs from Brazil to Argentina, is known to be
the most beautiful waterfall in the world. In fact, it is said that the
United States’ first lady Eleanor Roosevelt said, “Poor Niagara!” when
she first saw the Iguazu Falls.
Source: Flickr User SF Brit
Grand Canyon, USA
One of the seven natural wonders of the world, the Grand Canyon is a
geological landscape that’s renowned for its natural beauty. It’s most
well known for its reddish formations.
Source: Flickr User Wolfgang Staudt
Mont Saint-Michel, France
Harry Potter fans and medieval buffs will surely appreciate the
castlelike Norman Benedictine Abbey of St. Michel, which was an
important pilgrimage site for Christians from the eighth century to the
18th century. It is considered to be one of the most amazing examples of
medieval architecture.
Source: Flickr User afloresm
Mount Stromboli, Italy
There’s nothing more terrifyingly beautiful than an active volcano,
and you’re almost guaranteed to see some eruption at Mount Stromboli, a
volcano in Sicily. It has been in continuous eruption for the last 2,000
years, and you can get a view of the lava fireworks by hiking around
the island to a good observation point or by checking it out from a
comfortable cruise ship.
Antarctica Cruise
A cruise to Antarctica will be unlike any other cruise you’ve taken
before. Marvel at icebergs bigger than your ship and observe penguins in
their natural habitat.
Source: Flickr User US Embassy
Yellowstone National Park, USA Yellowstone, located in
Wyoming, is the first national park in the US and also one of the most
famous. It’s known for its large variety of wildlife as well as its
geysers and hot springs.
Source: Flickr User BG³Photo
Amazon Rainforest, South America The Amazon rainforest is the
last green frontier on earth. It is estimated that 20 percent of the
earth’s oxygen is produced in the area. It encompasses 1.7 billion acres
and runs across nine South American countries. It also holds the
largest collection of living plant and animal species. Ride along the
Amazon River on a ship, take a twilight hike to observe nocturnal
animals, and just enjoy the wild, untamed forest life. It will a travel
adventure you’ll never forget.
Source: Flickr User ggallice
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