It’s summer and time for wandering…”
– Kellie Elmore
Summer vacation is the most awaited time of the year as it gives one the opportunity to take a break from daily routine and enjoy time with family and friends.
Summer being the most natural season for holidays, it will always bring to mind a number of places you want to visit. It leaves one dreaming of basking in the sun on the beach and enjoying a relaxing evening with your loved ones.
From the mighty Himalayan peaks to the Blue Mountains in the South, this is an ideal time to get away from your everyday flurry and retreat to an enjoyable and relaxing destination.
Unlike the prolonged closure due to the pandemic last summer, there are plenty of destinations to choose from this year.
Not sure where to go on vacation this summer yet?
We have compiled a list of top 6 places to visit this summer.
Playa Del Carmen – A Beach Town
Playa Del Carmen is a city located in the state of Quintana Roo, Mexico. It is also known as Mayan Riviera.
Being the most popular tourist area in eastern Mexico with beautiful, turquoise water, palm tree-lined and white sand beaches, Playa del Carmen is a must visit.
Hit the beach or hop the ferry to Cozumel during the day, and stroll La Quinta (popular thoroughfare) at night for some people watching and the perfect margarita.
Don’t miss out on the amazing diving and snorkelling off shore, and the ancient ruins of Coba tower over the inland jungles nearby.
Teton County – Mountain Scenery and Wildlife
Situated in the U.S. state of Wyoming, Teton County is undoubtedly one of the best summer holiday destinations in the world.
It has fewer crowds during summer, plus a variety of restaurants and boutique shops to enjoy. It's also prime for wildlife watching like moose, bears and other critters.
You can try different types of outdoor activities when you visit this place, such as horseback riding activities, mountain biking or go hiking on trails surrounded by beautiful wildflowers.
Rome – Ancient Monuments & World-Class Art
The capital of Italy is packed with attractions. With incredible works of art, an easy-going pace of life and world-renowned cuisine, Rome is worth a visit at least once. The integration of its cultural heritage into the present city is what sets it apart from other ancient cities.
If you’re visiting Rome in April, you'll get to enjoy mild weather, lots of flowers, and a bustling city, full of life and offering plenty to do. Besides the obvious must-see tourist attractions, there are lots of great things to see and do.
You can go out onto the Appia Antica, a lovely area to tour by bike or you can also try one of Rome's newest tours, by an electric bike. Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel & St. Peter’s Basilica are often covered together for that perfect dip into Europe’s historic art and culture.
Tokyo - Incredible Technology & Rich Culture
From historical grounds to popular culture spots and skyscrapers to beautiful nature parks, Tokyo has so many things to offer.
April is an ideal time of the year to visit Tokyo given the many festivals, and celebration of the glorious coming of spring. The Cherry Blossom Festival is the top highlight of the season.
The reasons as to why one should visit Tokyo are numerous. The season for Japanese strawberries continues through April, and the best way to enjoy this juicy and exquisite fruit is the strawberry dessert buffet only available at this time of the year.
Seoul – Where old-meets-new
Seoul is a vibrant metropolis. During the months of April, May & June, the days are typically sunny and dry with average temperatures.
Spring is the most popular time to visit Seoul, making the destinations more crowded than usual.
Join the locals in heading for the hills and making the most of the many National Parks, such as Songnisan, Seoraksan and Jirisan. Don’t forget to visit the Yeouido Park for the Hangang Yeouido Spring Flower Festival in April to enjoy the beauty of cherry trees in full bloom.
Belgium – Chocolate, Fries and Waffles
Belgium may be small but it's packed full of sights. Bruges is in so many ways one of the most enjoyable cities of Belgium. Cruising through it by boat on the canals is a great way to enjoy its beauty
Almost every village in Belgium has their own chocolate shop where recipes have often been handed down for generations. Belgian chocolate is known for being the best, and there’s no shortage of it as Belgium is said to produce around 220,000 tons of chocolate per year.
Be sure to enjoy a Belgian waffle during your visit, whether this be from one of the waffle stands or in a cafe together with a cup of coffee.
Where are you travelling to this summer?
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