5 Most Beautiful Places In The World

Traveling abroad is especially difficult at a time like this. So, in addition to sharing the latest updates and recommendations related to COVID-19, we want to continue inspiring you with new travel content. So, when the world reopens its doors, you are ready!

These are difficult times for travelers: there are countless dream trips and no opportunity to make them happen, at least in this pandemic moment. But unbelievable destinations are waiting for us when we can travel again and marvel at these places' beauty and uniqueness.

Cuba occupies the imagination of travelers as a place that has stopped in time: cities with preserved colonial houses amid narrow streets through which convertible cars that look like relics circulate. 

And in fact, this is a common scene in the capital Havana, where monumental architecture coexists with the marks of decades of neglect and revolutionary iconography. 

And best of all, it is possible to enjoy the charm of Cuban cities without heavy traffic, pollution, advertising on all sides, and incessant notifications from your cell phone (yes, the internet is a scarce asset over there!). Even your accommodation will be unusual: the most common alternative in the country is private homes, a way for Cubans to earn extra money from tourism.

After the cultural immersion, you can still complete that dream vacation with a few days of rest on a beautiful Caribbean beach, like Varadero or Cayo Coco.

When planning your dream trips, be sure to check the travel restrictions of the countries you would like to visit. Another tip is to search for flexible flights to be more relaxed if your plans are changed at the last minute.

 

The capital of Egypt holds traces of an ancient civilization and monuments of rich religious culture, including beautiful mosques - in fact, the city is known as the city of a thousand minarets. 

There is a lot to do in Cairo. While the Egyptian Museum gathers more than 120 thousand pieces, including mummies, sarcophagi, statues, jewels, and papyri, Cairo's archaeological sites reveal the grandeur of Ancient Egypt. 

Next to the Great Sphinx, the Pyramids of Giza may be the most well-known attraction, but a great adventure through ancient history really begins onboard a cruise on the Nile River. After all, it was around its banks that great temples were built, dwellings of the gods worshiped by the Egyptians.

Located in the north of Chile, the Atacama Desert is one of Brazil's favorite vacation destinations. Also, Atacama has volcanoes, salt flats, lagoons, salt mountain ranges, curious rock formations, geysers that spring from the earth, thermal pools, and a starry sky like you've never seen.

An oasis full of tourists from all over the world, San Pedro de Atacama's village is the base for discovering these natural attractions and offers activities for all styles: from climbing and trekking for adventurers to relaxing sessions in the thermal pools in the region. 

For the icing on the cake of this dream trip, you can still take a stroll to the Salar de Uyuni, another spectacular landscape, in neighboring Bolivia.

 

 

One of the biggest attractions in South America, Machu Picchu enchants, combines scenic landscapes with an aura of mystery and a fantastic story. The lost city, hidden on top of a mountain at 2,400 meters above sea level, is the greatest symbol of the Inca civilization. 

It was built in the second half of the 15th century, but it was only rediscovered in 1911, due to the difficult access. For tourists, getting there is part of the adventure, either through the famous Inca Trail or the scenic train journey to Aguas Calientes, with strategic stops in the other villages and archaeological sites of the Sacred Valley. 

 

Paris has become one of the dream trips (and one of the world's most visited destinations!) It is not only for its famous postcards but also for the charm that emanates from its boulevards and the fascination that the City of Lights has awakened over the centuries in painters, poets, and artists.

In addition to hitting some of the hundreds of historical and cultural attractions, strolling along the banks of the River Seine, resting in monumental gardens, sitting in a traditional Parisian cafe and watching life go by, or simply strolling through the city streets - nothing better to slow down and absorb all the charm of this city. 

Oh, not to mention the pleasures of French cuisine, right? Surrendering to this gastronomic destination's indulgences is a fundamental part of the experience of traveling through France.

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