Beautiful tourist places

World tourist places

The planet is full of wonders that we may have overlooked and never seen or noticed. However, there are beautiful and pristine areas that we may not have even seen a picture of. In this article, we talk about the most beautiful tourist places in the world.

1- Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia

This place is one of the mountain forest reserves and one of the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Central Croatia with an area of ​​43.9 square kilometers. The beauty of this park is due to a series of several rivers and 16 turquoise stepped lakes that are connected with several spectacular waterfalls and all of them freeze during the winter. The park has crystal clear waters and its delicate and sensitive ecosystem includes brown bears, wild cats, eagles, lynxes, owls and turtles. Its vegetation is moss, 75 different species of native plants as well as bacteria. The color change of these lakes to blue, turquoise, green and blue-green is spectacular at any time.

The site had about 1,367,304 visitors in 2015, and since the park reopened in the 1940s, much of its ecosystem has remained the same without human intervention. For guests, hotels, accommodation and natural trails are available.

2. Lake Maureen, Canada

At an altitude of 1,885 meters, Lake Maureen, a frozen lake, is located in the Valley of Ten Peaks in Banff National Park. The lake is one of the most visited and photographed places in Canada with enjoyable hiking, fishing, boating and even skiing trails near the lake. The surface of this lake is 120 hectares and its deepest part is 14 meters. One of the wonders of this lake is the rocks on its bottom, which reflect the turquoise color on the surface of the water when it is full of water, which is amazingly beautiful. The animal species of this lake include squirrels, date palms and bears.

3. Milford Strait, New Zealand

Milford Strait is one of the few places on earth that is much more enjoyable and spectacular in the rainy season than its mild climate. It is located on the South Island of New Zealand and has magnificent rainforests with thousands of exciting waterfalls and cliffs. The average annual rainfall in this region is 700 cm during 183 days, which adds about 609 cm to the ocean surface. Because the rain washes away the tannins in the forest and takes them to the lake, the ocean surface turns black. This area belongs to both UNESCO and the IPA (Bird Species Conservation Area). About 1 million visitors a year are registered for this area, which among all activities can be boating, hiking and boating. There are also many penguins, dolphins, hippos and whales and a variety of birds.

4- Zhangjiajie Wing Yang National Park, China

The park is part of the Wolling Yang geographical area in Hunan Province and the birthplace of Mao Zedong. The park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and geo-park and has a variety of attractions including caves, cliffs, pools, waterfalls and wildlife. There are 3,000 species of plants, wild monkeys, endangered species of giant Chinese salamander, cloud leopard and deer. The park also has an artistic history, before the invention of photography, Chinese painters and artists carved on the rocks. There are 854 hotels in this national park that serve 30 million local tourists annually. In addition, the tallest elevator in the world with a beautiful view and also the longest cable car around the city is available.

5- Santorini, Greece

Santorini is a collection of 5 active volcanic islands whose craters are underwater and are part of the Cycladic archipelago in the Aegean Sea. Santorini has a total area of ​​90 square kilometers and at least 15,000 inhabitants, and due to lack of access to fresh drinking water and low rainfall, other drinks are found in abundance to quench thirst. The island with its magnificent cubic buildings and blue roofs, which symbolize the Greek flag (purity, sky and sea), shows the rich architecture of Greece. There are over 500 castles on the island and more churches than houses and more donkeys than humans.

6- Van Lakes, Tajikistan

The Fan Mountains, part of the Pamir-Alay Mountains in Tajikistan, contain more than 30 beautiful lakes, some of which include Gypsy Kalan Alaudin, Chapdara Turbod, Piala and Eskandikul. These lakes vary in size, depth, water purity and accessibility (for example, along a narrow path). One of the factors that makes these lakes unique is their variety of colors, which range from dark purple to green. From the height, the combination of the sky and the intersection of mountains and lakes gives the area a beautiful panoramic view.

7- Quang Shi Waterfalls, Laos

Quang Shi Waterfalls is a triple complex of waterfalls that flow about 29 km into Luang Prab. The main waterfall is about 70 meters high. To reach this place, there are various hiking trails that pass through the evergreen vegetation and along the turquoise streams and pools with clear water. Tourists can also see the surrounding villages and their traditional artifacts or swim in the turquoise ponds. This place is not only beautiful but also very affordable for international tourists so that anyone can travel to this place for only $ 10, which includes transportation costs.

Beautiful tourist places