05 Best Places to Travel in the World

05 Best Places to Travel in the World

The world is so full of amazing destinations and  places to visit that it's hard to compile a list of the best. Think of a tourist who for some reason has never set foot outside of their home country, what are the first places they might visit? 

 The list of  best places in the world to visit must include major cities, like New York, Paris, London, etc., each of which has countless individual attractions or impossible locations. skip. The list also includes specific sites, monuments, and sites, each well worth a visit in its own right. 

 For more ideas on where to go and what to see, read our list of the best places to visit around the world. 

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#1 Machu Picchu, Peru

Located above in  Andes du Peru, Machu Picchu is now said to be a retreat of the holy royal family for upcoming leaders. Built in the fifteenth century  and abandoned less than  100 years later, the remote site continues to be surprised with the perfectly connected stones, without a mortar and complexity. Large blocks of multi-point stones are perfectly connected to each other, without using mortar or cement. 

 Trips to Machu Picchu often start in Mount Cusco town, the capital  of the Inca Empire. Cusco is an attractive place to discover that will definitely spend a few days ago or after your adventure about Machu Picchu. 

 can walk the Cusco Inca trail in Machu Picchu. The full walk takes five days, but you can also begin to closer and walk one, two or  the ranging of the track. Most people take the train from Cusco, taking about three and a half hours. 

 Machu Picchu has taken steps to avoid possible and limits the number of visitors on the site every day. All visitors need permits before accessing. They are  available on the Peruvian Ministry of Culture reservation page  four months in advance. Many sites, hoping to sell tours, do not share this information.

#2 Manhattan, New York

Manhattan, one of New York City's five provinces, is actually an island surrounded by the East  and  Hudson (and a little Harlem). The island is  less than 23 square miles and is home to nearly 2 million inhabitants. Including the daily influx of workers,  the island is usually inhabited by nearly 4 million people. 

 No other city in the world offers the enthusiastic energy of New York City. There are many of the  best shopping and dining in the world and great museums. 

 Manhattan also has a huge green center, Central Park. Regardless of the season, it is a playground for the city's inhabitants and offers a variety of activities, from museums to zoos. There are plenty of green spaces to play and relax, as well as miles of running, cycling and skating trails. Even in winter, there's a lot to do in New York, from ice skating and  hot chocolate to shopping and Broadway shows.

#3 London, England

This historic British city is another destination full of stunning sights. A trip to London is an opportunity to visit famous places such as Tower Bridge, Buckingham Palace and  Tower of London.  Take advantage of the fact that the city is also a cultural center  by watching plays at the 

 West End and music performances at the Royal Albert Hall. Modern London is also a city of fine dining, luxury hotels and world-class shopping. 

 Don't miss the museum. The huge British Museum is free and is usually quite full. Visit The Wallace Collection, a free museum on Oxford Street. In addition to one of the world's largest collections of furniture and porcelain, there are some important old master paintings.

#4 Angkor Wat, Cambodia

Located just outside the Cambodian city of Siem Reap, Angkor Wat is the largest religious place in the world. Originally built as a Hindu temple and mausoleum for  Khmer rulers in the early  12th century, it was converted into a Buddhist temple in the late 12th century. It's just a part of a huge ancient city. Angkor Wat was a temple area and Angkor Thom was a city and palace area. There are hundreds of other archaeological sites in the area, all part of the ancient capital of Angkor. 

 Siem Reap and its temples and archaeological sites are now  easily accessible by plane daily  from Hong Kong and other major Asian cities. Accommodations range from affordable guesthouses to  luxury luxury resorts.

#5 Istanbul, Turkey

Turkey's capital city is another destination that offers a great mix of culture, food, and history. There are thousands of years of history here, starting with Ancient Greeks and Ancient Romans and leading up through the Ottoman Empire.

There's a mix of the new and the timeless here unlike anywhere else. You can spend the day shopping and the night at a wonderful restaurant eating great Turkish food and dancing to Turkish music, then rise (very early) in the morning to the sound of the Ezan or morning Islamic call to prayer. It echoes across the rooftops as it's broadcast from loudspeakers set atop the minarets of the city's mosques.

Istanbul has excellent public transit, which means it's easy to get around and explore all the major sites and monuments. Must-see places include the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sofia, and Topkapi Palace.

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