10 Places to

Go in 2018

If you are one of those who can cry at

the view of a perfect landscape, if you
cross hundreds of miles to see a fairy tale sunset , or if it brings you to the bone the curiosity
for all that is nature, then you will devour those we have of mentioned below.
We traveled the earth long and wide and found the best 13 places to extinguish the thirst of
any red traveler to the bone of curiosity. If you feel the need for adventure to get you out of
bedding and wind you out on the door, you have no reason to resist.
So if you find it hard to believe that all the splendor of this pale azure point called "Earth"
really exists, why do not you convince yourself with your eyes?

1. Papua New Guinea

Considering that we are talking about one of the countries least subject to the sight of
tourists, it is not surprising that
there are some of the most exotic
creatures on the planet here. Bird
lovers will find this place as a
paradise full of countless flying
species and other creatures that
are hard to dwell on the gray
streets of civilization.
In this corner of the world, most of
humanity lives in the remaining
rural communities for hundreds
and hundreds of years, and Port
Moresby is the perfect place to
start exploring the souls groups here.
Due to its location on the map (south of Ecuador, close to it), the climate is tropical, with a
wet season between December and March. The best moments to visit are clearly out of the
wet season, and the best time for hiking is between June and September.
Note that most foreigners would need a visa to enter Papua New Guinea. Look for more
information about this to find out exactly what to do before anything else if you plan to
organize a trip there.
Here are some things you should definitely see in Papua New Guinea:

 Highlands: Visit the highest peak in Papua New Guinea - Mount Wilhelm. Call a local
guide, it's not advisable to go on your own if you want to climb the mountain. Make
sure you have a few days to visit the sights in this place, because there is plenty to
discover.
 Kokoda Route: This 60-mile (96 km) route begins in the Port Moresby area and takes
you to the Owen Stanley Region. You can try a 5 day trip along this route to explore
all the hills and springs there;
There are many activities you can try
in Papua New Guinea, all of which
will turn your vacation into a
stunning, unforgettable experience.
In addition to scuba diving and
trekking (already mentioned), you
can also try bird watching, surfing,
attending festivals such as Goroka
and Mt. Hagen, fishing and flying
tours. The food there also deserves a
chance! Try the "Kaukau" (sweet
potato) traditional potatoes,
prepared in a special way called
"Mumu" - in an underground oven with meat and other vegetables.

2. Delta Okavango, Botswana

If you manage to forget that, it means there's nothing in the world that touches you on a
sensitive string.
Technically speaking, Delta Olavango is part of the Kalahari Desert that stretches its sands on
an area of 930,000 square kilometers and takes under its patronage a significant piece of
Botswana, some of Namibia's corners, and some South African petitions. But the delta is a
totally different experience.
Visit it in the overflowing months (July and August, more precisely), and you'll be staring for
the year-round migration of elephants, lions, buffaloes, giraffes, and a few rumbs while they
make their way through the desert to reach the delta filled with water.
Once the sunset is caught by watching these magnificent creatures of the Lord, stretch your
tent beneath the Milky Way Guard and let yourself be taken away from sleep in the rags of
lions. Even more spectacle than that.
Delta Okavango is both permanent and seasonal for a wide variety of wild animals, making it
an important tourist attraction. In indigenous luxuriant forests, both in the delta and its
islands, and on the meadows born of this amazing "marriage", between water and sand
thrives over 400 species of birds.
The animal species found here include African elephant, African buffalo, hippopotamus, gnu,
giraffe, crocodile, lion, chimpanzee, leopard, hiene, kudu, antelope, black and white rhino,
zebras, baboons, etc.
Most of the approximately 200,000 existing mammals in the delta are not resident
throughout the year. They leave with the arrival of summer holidays, and come back when
the winter approaches. The Delta has a large population of very rare animals such as
sitatunga, African buffaloes, crocodiles, or African wild dogs - the highest density in Africa.
Key Attractions

 Chobe National Park

To the east of the Delta is the Chobe National Park. It is famous for its huge elephant
population and Savuti Marsh, which has one of the highest concentrations of animals all year
round in Africa.
During the dry season, animals come from the sea and the sea to drink at the Chobe River,
making a particularly satisfying water safari at this time of year.

 Tsodilo Hills
In the north-west of the country, Tsodilo hills act as an open-air museum for San Bushman
culture. Among the exposures and rocky hills there are about 4,000 ancient paintings, all
representing the life of bushmen who have traveled over 20,000 years. They are believed to
be direct descendants of the first Homo sapiens or human beings.

3. Coast of Skeleton, Namibia

The
remnants of the whaling industry have left enormous amounts of whale bones and seals
along the coast, plus a name that is so. Currently, the place is known for the sinister
skeletons of the shipwrecks, the living proof of the existence of some unfortunate people
who once discovered how deceptive the rocks could be.
Thank God, the beautiful Skeleton Coast National Park (and 16,845 square kilometers) is
more accessible to the traveler's foot, though if you stumble into the northern area, you'll
need to reserve a fly-in safari.
Anyway, you'll find here a spectacular wild and unique world of dunes that shelters baboons,
giraffes, lions, black rhinos and antelope.
Explore some of the wildlife and most isolated regions of Namibia with panoramic flights and
car exits on fascinating terrain, including the impressive Skeleton Coast. You will stay in
retreat camps in the desert landscape that cuts your breath and you will discover a unique
fauna and flora, adapted to life in the extremes of the desert environment.
Rock formations will cut your breath, changing sand dunes, the unique wildlife of the desert
and the NamibRand Nature Reserve will conquer and make your trip memorable.
You will venture into incredible exits with field cars in the reserve, explore the largest sand
dunes in the world with ATVs and relax at the end of a successful day in the night-view
reservation with a specialist in astrology. All this in the fascinating story of Namibia.

Points of interest:

 Impressive Coast Skeleton, Namibia

 Kilometers of sand dunes from the NamibRand Privately Named Nature Reserve,
Namibia
 Air views of the spectacular landscapes of Namibia

4. Canadian Rockies, Canada

Few mountains can boast that they
have seen so many Rocky giants that
spread their footsteps from Canada
just to the US-Mexico border. And
where there is so much to do with four
national parks (Yoho, Banff, Jasper and
Kootenay) so beautiful that they were
taken under UNESCO's protective wing.
And when we say "beauty," we do not say so ... by the apple's flowers; we are talking about
rare habitats and endangered species, like no one other than the grizzly bear.
All the parks open their doors to explore them as you like: either by car or by step with a
tent in the back. All you have to do is respect nature and have good eyes after some grizzly.

5. Yukatán Peninsula, Mexico

The beaches that were specialized in breath-taking have something to do with the
reputation of the Yukatán Peninsula, but equally beautiful (at least) they are the cenotles
they have done well under the bark of the earth.
These dives are triggered by the fall of some
limestone rocks, of which humanity now has
some of the planet's most beautiful natural
pools. Not only are they perfect for the
mermaid, but it's also a place for diving and
scuba diving; and the best part is that they
are so accessible that you find them
included on day trips to destinations like
Chichen Itza.
There are many interesting things about
Yucatan. For example, the disappearance of
the dinosaurs from Terra began right here,
where the first huge asteroid fell, 66 million years ago. In Yucatan you will meet (but it is
advisable not to taste it) the hottest hot pepper in the world, which on the Scoville ladder of
the capiscean measuring units reaches a record of up to 580,000!
Another fact is that there are no surface rivers in the Yucatan, but the groundwater of the
peninsula is very rich, and a number of unique places that you can not find elsewhere in the
world are the famous cenote. Water eyes formed by the collapse of the cave ceilings,
following the action of the same ancient asteroids. Cenotes that are in fact part of a network
of interconnected underground rivers.
If you are in Yucatan for the first time and
want to visit several Mayan
archaeological sites, you have two
options: Cancun and Riviera Maya.
From Cancun you can take a trip to
Chichen Itza, Tulum, Coba and Uxmal and
from the Riviera Maya you are much
closer to Coba, Tulum and Xel Ha. Any
hotel or resort will give you enough
information about such a trip and if you want to study these sites in advance, we
recommend you to come here.
6. Białowieża Forest, Poland
With one foot in Poland and the other in Belarus, the Białowieża Forest, one of the few
tropical forest remnants still on the planet, could not escape UNESCO's protective eye. It
stretches 3,086 square kilometers and shelters about 800 European bison's.
The park protects some of the last and largest mixed forests (beech pine, oak, alder and
spruce) that survived
the European
continent.
The forest dates back
to 8000 BC. and is the
only original copy of
the forests that once
covered much of
Europe. Almost 90%
of the park is covered
with mixed virgin
forests of conifers
and deciduous trees.

Every season is special at Białowieża: early

spring, visitors can hear bird songs, but also the
frog concert that tries to impress their potential
partners during the mating season. The forest is
famous for the birds living in it, such as the
three-finger beetle, the white-fronted knife and
various owl species.
In the Białowieża forest live about 800 bisons,
the most massive animal on the European
continent. A security fence keeps the geese
separate from the physical and genetic point of
view.
7. Great Canyon, Arizona, USA
We are of the opinion that the
Grand Canyon does not need any
introductions. Wearing nearly
two billion years old rock in the
deep, we can say with conviction
that it deserves its full place in
the top of the seven natural
wonders of the world.
But if you want to differentiate
yourself from the crowds of
visitors who come here, it hurries
to the northern edge of the
canyon, seen by only 10% of the annual curiosity, or spends a night in the basin shelter (only
1% of visitors do!).
And to feel that no one else is like you, how do you say to rent a boat and start it right in the
valley, on the waters of the Grand Canyon?
You have the word of honor that after floating down to Colorado and dining in the light of
the Milky Way, you will discover that you are capable of a sweeter sleep like a newborn
baby.

8. Madagascar

From the "do you know" category: does the smallest lemur in the world weigh less than a
box of raisins? You better get him in your luggage and take him home.
Madagascar is the fourth largest island, and due to the fact that it is not exactly in the middle
but rather isolated at the end of the world by the world, it makes many endemic species to
live there.
Exquisite beaches, national parks that slowly pull off the jaws, making the lower one slip
slightly down by surprise, baobabs in strange shapes and a lot of jungle. Aaa, and well ...
lemurs. The species, which leaves as much grass, as those with a ringed thorn, and up to the
Indri species that communicates like a cry. Perhaps the island is not exactly the place where
you can get your eyes closed, but it certainly deserves all your efforts.
So if you want to admire some of the most beautiful landscapes you'll ever see, visit
Madagascar!

9. Galapagos Islands

The Galapagos Islands are nothing more than an archipelago of volcanic islands. For science,
however, they are just as
important as Jerusalem is for
Christianity because it was the
source of Darwin's natural
selection theory. And, of course,
today it is a UNESCO World
Heritage Site.
From the effort to conserve the
natural environment as best as
possible, access to the Galapagos
Islands is quite strict and anyone
wishing to enter the region must have a certificate. The aim is to know the identity of the
tourists closely and to know exactly the reason for their visit.
Well could it be different? Endemic creatures that shadow this earth are unusually friendly,
especially thanks to the absence of natural predators. And the fact that the whole
archipelago is a national park makes the area much less disturbed by human activity than
would normally be such a precious place.
In the Isabela or Florena regions you will enjoy the presence of the Galapagos penguins.
These are the penguin areas of the Galapagos Islands so you can admire hundreds of copies
in the same place.
Here you have nothing else but to send out kisses as long as the day is to lizards, finches,
penguins, seals, Galapagos turtles and, of course, marine iguanas.
Diving alongside sea lions or giant turtles do not compare to any other activity in the world.
This action is allowed in the Galapagos Islands, and tourists are just waiting to venture into
the waves of the Pacific Ocean.
10. Coral Reef, Indonesia
In the Raja Ampat is estimated that there is the
highest level of diversity in marine life. From the
planet!
And who are we to contradict this when we know
we find here 600 species of coral and 1200
varieties of fish ?! Isolated and almost untouched
by the man's sinful hand, Raja Ampat is, without
free exaggeration, a paradise for lovers of diving.
Raja Ampat is the crown jewel of the marine
reserve. Very appropriate, the name means "four
kings". Centuries ago, these kings were humans - four rajahs stately domed by a sultan of the
Mirodeni Islands, today's Moluce Islands, located a little further west, in the Halmahera Sea.

So here we are, come to the end of the list, after reviewing the most beautiful 10 places on
the surface of the earth.
Now all you have to do is whip it, put the spot for the discovery of the world (clear
indications to friends that they can make donations anytime) and start making the necessary
reservations. If your thought remains at one of the destinations, make sure you do not go
anywhere without first choosing the best travel insurance.
Bon Voyage!