World's best 10 travel spots you need to go before death

Travelling is one of the hobbies that most of us aspire to, but because of time, economy, and the responsibility we must have with the planet, and the carbon footprint, we must be selective. 

Being an inveterate traveler is synonymous with having a successful life rich in culture and experiences, but if we could only know ten places in our life, which would they be? 

Below we recommend ten corners of the world that we wish we could see before we die.

1. Bali Indonesia

Bali, also known as "The Island of the Gods", is one of the most paradisiacal destinations in the world. Bali is an island in Indonesia, and although it is usually thought to be a single island, there are four: Bali, Nusa Penida, Nusa Lembongan, and Nusa Ceningan.

Belonging Indonesia is full of beautiful temples, impressive rice fields, and different cultures that live in harmony. It is difficult not to be infected by its inhabitants' charm and smile.

2. Prince Edward Island Canada

Prince Edward Island is the smallest Canadian province, also called PEI (Prince Edward Island). It is known as the "Garden Province" since most of its land is arable, and the islanders enjoy their gardens and orchards during the spring and summer. The fishing industry is another significant economic and tourist interest, lobster, mussel, tuna, and oysters. 

The island's landscape is dominated by open fields, with some lovely forests and a beautiful coastline where you can find reddish sandy beaches. The atmosphere is quite rural, which is ideal for tourists seeking relaxation.

3. Takayama, Japan 

Takayama is located in Gifu Prefecture, in the Japanese Alps. It is called Little Kyoto because of its traditional alleys with wooden buildings dating from the Edo period. Some points of cultural interest, such as the Kusakabe Heritage House and the Yoshijima Heritage House, are located in the Sakurayama Hachimangi Tomb area, along the Enakogawa and Miyagawa rivers and Mount Kitayama.

The area retains a historic and tranquil atmosphere, with Kitayama Park and its beautiful seasonal flowers. At the top of Mount Matsukura are the ruins of Matsukura Castle. You can enjoy a panoramic view of Takayama and the Japanese Alps. In this area, you can visit an artisan village, which is accessed by a path through the forest.

4. Glacier National Park, Montana

Glacier National Park is located in the northern part of the state of Montana. Glacier National Park was officially established in 1910, but the area has existed for much longer.  As the name Glacier National Park suggests, glaciers are a reason for many to visit the park. 

The oldest glaciers have melted and now form great lakes, such as Lake McDonald, Two Medicine Lake, and Saint Mary's Lake. In the summer, the snow begins to melt, and then a large amount of icy water flows from the mountains into the lakes below. These lakes are beautiful and excellent for swimming if you like a cold dip.

5. Reykjavik, Iceland 

Reykjavík is the world's northernmost capital and comprises a population so small that it barely represents a city (135,000 people) Reykjavík presents a wealth of sights and activities that are attractive to culture. Colored houses, little traffic, less noise, relaxation, and impressive good vibes. 

It is also a young and cosmopolitan city that receives many travelers. Its unique charm lies in quietly enjoying its inhabitants' life and the city's intense culture. (there are nine museums). 

6. Uluru, Australia

Australia is a country that never ceases to amaze with its many beautiful places. Its famous Sydney Opera House has become its most significant artificial symbol, but if we have to talk about a natural sign, that is Uluru. 

Uluru, also called Ayers Rock, is a sandstone rock formation located in central Australia, in the Northern Territory, 460 km southwest of Alice Springs, within Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.

7. Adams Peak (Sri Padaya), Sri Lanka

Adam's Peak, more popularly known by its English name (Adam's Peak) or by its Sri Lanka name (Sri Pada), is a mountain that rises, in the form of a vertical pyramid, up to 2243 meters above the dense jungle of Sri Lanka. Famous for the large rock, (1.8 meters) in the shape of a footprint on its summit, different religions revere this mountain

Adam's Peak is an important pilgrimage site, especially for Buddhists, who flock to it between December and May to climb the steep slopes leading to the Peak. The thousands of pilgrims are joined by more and more travelers from all over the world to witness a beautiful sunrise from the summit and, why not, to reflect and seek inner peace while ascending the more than 5200 steps leading to the meeting of Sri Pada.

8. Isle of Skye, Scotland

Skye is a truly magical place in Scotland. Whether you're just visiting for a few days while touring the rest of Scotland or planning to stay longer the island has countless reasons to fascinate you with its mountain ranges dramatic coastlines and captivating history. These remote lands in the North of Scotland, which so inspired writers and painters, also continue to arouse great admiration among travelers. 

Known simply as The Isle, it has been an inspiration for artists and travelers succor for sailors, and a refuge for kings But it is also home to fairies and giants one of Scotland's finest whiskies and cliffs that defy the north. 

9. Champagne, France

The Champagne region is located about 150 km from Paris, in the north of France, in the province of the same name, Champagne.

Between mountains, valleys, and vine-covered landscapes, this region which gives its name to France's most famous beverage, is home to thousand-year-old cellars that open their doors to show the world the secrets behind its production.

Here, in the region that gives its name to the most sensual French drink, you will find some of the most famous wineries in the world, where you can't miss walks and tours through the terroirs full of different types of grapes. An oenologist will take you by the hand so that you can discover for yourself this fascinating world in one of the most beautiful places in Europe and the whole world.

10. The Maldives

Maldives Islands are located in the Indian Ocean. It is a group of 1,190 coral islands distributed in 26 large atolls, coral structures separated by lagoons that extend, creating a landscape that enamors its natural charm. 

The Republic of the Maldives covers a distance of 820 kilometers from north to south and a hundred and twenty kilometers from east to west. It consists of almost 2,000 islands, of which only 202 are inhabited, and 87 are islands dedicated to holiday tourism. A single hotel operates on each island in the Maldives, or rather resort.

Only 1% of the country's total area (90,000 square kilometers) is above sea level, with an average altitude of 2 meters. A warm and humid climate all year round, with an average temperature between 29 and 32ºC, makes any season perfect for enjoying a few days on one of the beautiful islands.

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