Travelling has become more popular in the past few years, especially after the pandemic of 2020. But the most commonly visited yet some of the most exotic places that are bucket-list worthy, is listed below. Who knows? Maybe you’ll visit some of these exotic places one day.
Hawaii, Europe, and Alaska are just some of the things that are on many people’s bucket list. Take a look at Twinsparkle’s Pinterest for more ideas about your vacation list: https://twinsparkle.com/category/literary-analysis/
The Maldives (Exotic Places)
Here is why the Maldives ranks as one of the exotic places. The Maldives is such a pretty spot, to go as your vacation. It’s a tourist attracting spot due to the waters and the local people along with their tradition. The Maldives became a popular tourist site during 1970s. Attracting more than thousands of people to visit.
Not only is it extremely calming, but the absence of crowds make it more relaxing.
A popular fun fact is that the Maldives is a turtle place. Rather a sanctuary for turtles. Tourists can feed turtles, and see them up the shores. The coral islands formed from volcanic eruption is also a very pretty place to visit.
A recap of the Maldives is that it is absolutely stunning, and many people visit it on a yearly basis. But it still has that absence of crowds which make it even more popular, than it already is.
Some of the things tourists come here for is:
- Luxury resorts
- Water Sports
- Wellness
- Stunning scenery
- the wildlife
- the history
- local island life
Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu is not very popular, but it is a very extraordinary site to see if you ever go to visit South America.
This place has earned its spot in exotic tourist spots because of how earth-quake resistance the entire site is and how this was what symbolized the Inca Empire during the 1450 AD. Due to the overcrowding of the site the government itself has required tourists to pre-plan the permits before trekking to the spot.
Researching further I have found that the Macchu Picchu was built during 1470 AD and abandoned during 1532, because of the Spanish conquest, and exposure to the new diseases.
Some of the things tourists come here for is:
- Natural Beauty and Adventure
- Photographic opportunities
- different circuits or routes
- biking
- rafting
- zip lining
- local food and culture
Bali, Indonesia (Exotic Places)
Bali is known as the “Islands of the Gods” with Hindu as the major culture.
Bali is made up of multiple islands. Which makes it a long vacation spot. You need more than a week to visit all the places and truly have fun.
It also has 2 active volcanoes, Mount Agung and Batur. They are known for their challenging treks. Mount Agung is the highest peak, offering a physically demanding but a very rewarding experience for experienced hikers. However, Mount Batur is a shorter, more of a lesser climb for people who look for less adventure.
Some of the things tourists come here for is:
- Beaches
- Luxury accomadations
- food and culture
- Temples
- swimming
- diving
- Yoga and wellness
- kayaking
Andaman Islands
These are an archipelago in the northeastern Indian Ocean. Commonly known for the tropical forests, white sandy beaches, coral reefs and rich history due to the fact that a former British penal colony. It’s located in the Bay of Bengal. A northeastern part of the Indian Ocean, located between India and Indochinese peninsula.
Some of the things tourists come here for is:
- Scuba Diving
- Snorkeling
- Sea Walking
- Kayaking
- Parasailing
- Glass bottom boat rides
- Trekking
- Visiting the Barren Island – only active volcano.
Find more information about traveling to The Andaman Islands at: https://www.thomascook.in/india-tour
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