Travel Destinations In World

People generally do not like being told what they can and cannot do; however, knowing where you can and can’t travel is an essential part during your trip planning phase. These limitations and restrictions can help you avoid any cultural and/or legal problems that might arise from you simply taking a photograph of a place you cannot step into.

These restricted places are often some of the most amazing locations, with rich history and cultural connotations behind them.

7. Ise Grand Shrine, Japan

The Ise Grand Shrine has been made to honor Amaterasu, the sun goddess, who holds great importance in Japanese culture. While Ise Grand is a heavily guarded building, authorities do not allow civilians to even look at it. The only person allowed to enter the shrine is the chief priest of the shrine. The chief priest needs to be a member of the Imperial family to be granted this position.

6. Heard Island Volcano, Australia

Heard Island Volcano is a barren volcano located in the Antarctic Island of Australia. It is known as one of the most remote places on the planet. However, its remoteness is not the only problem, Heard Island Volcano has been found to be a dangerous place for even visitors as it has highly active volcano peaks, also, it takes two weeks to sail to civilization.

5. North Sentinel Island

Located in the Indian Ocean, the North Sentinel Island is off limits to outsiders because the people of the island prohibit any visitors. The people of the island (or the Sentinelese) are very hostile and kill outsiders upon sighting them. They have been cut off from the rest of the world for centuries and nothing is known about them.

4. Lascaux Caves, France

The Lascaux Caves are located in southwest France and they have some of the most intricate and prehistoric cave paintings in the world. The caves were sealed to the public by the UNESCO World Heritage Site as various visitors related variables were affecting the cave paintings.

3. Snake Island, Brazil

Snake Island, located on the Brazilian coastline, has been prohibited from being visited by the Brazilian government as it is home to the world’s deadliest snake, the Golden Lancehead Viper. This snake can eat through flesh and has a population of around 4,000 on the island.

2. Poveglia, Italy

This small island is known as one of the most haunted places on the planet. It is located near Venice, but people rarely go to visit because of the fact that Poveglia is the burial grounds for people who died with the plague or infectious diseases. The island was also home to a mental hospital, where the doctors did deranged experiments on patients.

1. Area 51, USA

Area 51 is one of the most famous places where civilians are not allowed to enter. It has been theorized to be home of many galactic discoveries, including aliens. Such conspiracy theories can be completely false. However, it is only known that Area 51, also known as Groom Lake, is a United States Air Force Base.

Final Thoughts

While these places may be home to plenty of history, culture, beauty and even conspiracy, there are reasons for them being closed to the public and this is probably for the best.…

Traveling can be quite daunting, particularly for first-time travelers. Now, we all know the basics, that are, never travel without your passport, your tickets, your phone, and all the other essentials. What we are here for is to take your traveling experience to a whole other level. With just these items, your traveling experience will not only be more smooth but also easier, faster, and more comfortable.

Credit Cards

You should always make sure to travel anywhere and everywhere with your credit cards, and the reason for this is simple. It is easy to assume that no matter where you are traveling to, you will be spending money. While traveling, you must pay for accommodation, meals, souvenirs, general shopping, the list can go on. Traveling with a large amount of cash can not only take up a lot of space but can also bring you in a tricky situation with the authorities, which is why you should never travel without your credit card. This will also ensure that there is no chance of identity theft while you are away.

Hand Sanitizer Or Wet Wipes

While traveling, you are bound to come across some surfaces which may not be completely clean, such as staircase railings, airplane washrooms, and many more. Traveling with a hand sanitizer or wet wipes is beneficial to your hygiene, and therefore, your health. You can clean your hands before and after you have had your meal. These items are easy to travel with, and you will be protected against any viral infections.

Empty Water Bottle

This is a great tip vouched for by many experienced travellers. Now, we all know that traveling with any liquids is tricky, even if it’s just water. Before boarding your plane, make sure to empty your bottle. You can refill the bottle whenever you want. One empty bottle of water can last you an entire trip.

A Flashlight

Carrying a flashlight while traveling, no matter where can always come in handy. For a smooth journey, you must always be prepared. On your trip, you might spontaneously decide to go for a moonlit walk, or you might even be traveling to a secluded area. Carrying a flashlight will come in more use than we can imagine, this truly is a travel essential.

Power bank

While a power bank may not be in the same realm of travel essentials, such as tickets and passports, a power bank is still important. A charged power bank can come in handy in all emergency situations, as we do everything using our digital items, such as phones, tablets, and more.

Comfortable Shoes

Something that you should always travel with is comfortable shoes. The ideal way is to always keep two pairs with you, as you can wear one while traveling and one in your luggage, keeping them for activities where you may have to indulge in long walks or running. 

These are some of the items that you should never travel without. They will help in making your travelling expeditions less daunting. …

Most people aren’t very fond of travelling in the winter season. They tend to prefer spring or summers for their holidays. There are still some destinations that are at their best during the winter season and they are visited by many people from all over the world. Below are some of the best places that you can go to and create beautiful memories in the winter season.

Lake Bled, Slovenia

Now this is the best place to go to if you are looking for a beautiful backdrop for your wedding. This little town is situated on an island surrounded by Lake Bled housing several stunning building and providing their visitors with jaw-dropping view of the Julian Alps. It has a church that is famous for a having 99 steps leading to it, creating a myth of a good marriage if the groom carries the bride up the stars. Whether you would want to try that is up to you.

Kirkjufell, Iceland

If you believe in fairy tales and are looking for an experience that will take you out of this world, then fear not. This is the place for you to go. With a mountain being the main attraction, its unusual shape gets the most draw. Its breath-taking beauty is inspiring to look at in spring, but once winter rolls around, it becomes a place of heavenly grace. There is a picturesque town nearby called Grundarfjorour with a population of just 900 people. So, you can settle in, relax and be a witness to the beauty on earth.

Kyoto, Japan

Now a lot of people would ask why Japan? And the simple answer is Kyoto. With its beautiful shrines and temples showing the spiritual side of the city you can also see the vast area of ornamental gardens covered in sparkling snow. With Japan being a country that is the friendliest to visitors you can find excellent accommodation. If you plan your vacation just right you can attend the snow festival: Sapporo snow Festival which brings people together in making ice sculptures. What not to like!

Hunza Valley, Pakistan

Yes, Pakistan. Hunza Valley is located in the north of Pakistan and is one of the most popular tourist spots for both local and international tourists. Titled as “Paradise on Earth” it has everything from amazing local delicacies to the most humble and loving people in the world. With Karimabad being the main town, all tourists can stay there and partake in trekking, sightseeing and just taking in the visual beauty in.

Svalbard, Norway

This is a little mining town on the north of Norway, with most of the area being uninhibited by people is the main attraction. The northern lights are the main attraction for this little town. Due to its positioning, this small-town experience’s something called “Polar Night” from mid-November to January where the sun never rises. It is the perfect time to witness the aurora borealis. This is a once in a lifetime vacation you should not miss.  

So, these are the 5 best winter destinations where you will get your money’s worth. Try them and have an experience of a life-time. Go with family, partner or friends but make this vacation the best you can ever have because that is what you deserve.  …