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Oita, a prefecture on Japan’s southern-most island of Kyūshū, is world-famous for its incredible hot springs. Towns like Beppu host bathers from around the world. Yet there’s so much more than onsen bathing to do here that it’s a bit of a mystery as to why people aren’t flocking to explore the other parts of this magical spot that are often overlooked. Here are six fantastic, less-visited spots in Oita Prefecture.
A cruise. To a certain kind of traveler, the mere suggestion sounds like a dirty word. It conjures up images of conga lines, endless buffets, and hairy chest contests. However, cruises don’t always have to be like that.
Jordan’s new long-distance footpath offers travelers the chance to follow in the wake of prophets and shepherds on a journey that traverses lost cities, parched wadis, and some of the wildest quarters of the Middle East. Here we tackle the three-day section from Wadi Dana to Petra.
There’s nothing quite like the freedom of the open road – whether it’s a Sunday drive through the timeless back roads of the English countryside or a continent-spanning overland epic, you’ll need to pick the perfect motor to get the most out of the trip.
One of the joys of travel is tasting the cuisine of a new land, and Australian food offers a cornucopia of superb ingredients deftly handled by a foodie community that is passionate about quality and flavour. Here are six unique Australian flavours, and the best places to sample them, all located in inner Sydney.
Whether hiking on trails with altitude, rafting foaming rivers, tearing downhill on a mountain bike or skis, or paragliding above peaks, the Alps will have you itching to get outdoors. Rippling 1200km from France to Slovenia and topping out at 4810m Mont Blanc, these mountains certainly impress. Choose your base town wisely for an adventure of the highest order.
Travel is all about discovering the new, surprising, and slightly surreal. And so it is with travel equipment.
Tunisia, ribboned by a thousand kilometres of prime Mediterranean coastline and blessed with a sun-drenched interior, might not be the first place that comes to mind as a destination for tastebud-led travellers, but its foodie cred stretches all the way back to the ancient Romans, who claimed this productive agricultural land as the breadbasket of their empire. Today, plenty of places around the country offer under-the-radar food and drink experiences to entice any epicurean, if you know where to point your palate.
Sink your feet into unspoilt powder-white sands, then grab your kitesurfing kit and hit the Atlantic waves. Welcome to one of Spain’s favourite summer playgrounds, the wild, beautiful Costa de la Luz. This natural, undeveloped coastline sprinkled with glorious blonde beaches and attractive, authentically Andalucian towns stretches northwest from activity-mad Tarifa, on the southernmost tip of Spain, to the Spain–Portugal border.
Bhutan may be a tiny dot on the map, but its topography is epic, even daunting, in scale. Measured in terms of altitude change rather than miles, this is a big country to explore. Beyond the gateways of Thimphu and Paro, there are countless valleys in which to lose oneself and discover some of this Himalayan country’s less obvious gems. These include places where global influence is less apparent, where nature is at its most untamed, and where traditional Buddhist culture continues to thrive.
GoTravelDaily Local Vesna Celebic has resided in Dubrovnik for several decades, but only began to genuinely appreciate its intricate history when she started offering walking tours around the town and its stunning surroundings. She loves the dramatic landscape, the proud locals, the lush nature, and the sparkling sea. Moreover, her favorite local tradition involves savouring coffee leisurely on a beautiful open-air piazza.
Jazz music has infused Paris since the Great War. Building on the genre’s rich, politically influential, and often serendipitous history, an evocative jazz scene still resonates in the French capital today, thriving in fantastically atmospheric venues such as ancient stone cellars.
Wine, wildlife, and natural wonders — South Australia has it all in abundance. Often referred to as the Wine State, it boasts no fewer than 18 wine regions, including the world-famous Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale. The dramatic landscapes in the state’s Flinders Ranges outback and on Kangaroo Island provide vast safari lands with geology and native animals that date back hundreds of millions of years.
See and be seen, or just be seen? Such are the privileged choices of choosing from among the grandest resorts in France, where one can ogle celebrities or simply indulge in feeling like one, with nary a paparazzo in sight.
Japan is a country that’s incredibly exciting to explore! From the stunning hiking trails, islands like Kyushu, to the best cities in Japan, there’s something for every traveler to enjoy. However, with so many amazing cities to visit, it can be overwhelming to choose which ones to explore, especially if your time is limited.
My fondness for London during the Christmas season is profound. The chilly winter air, warm mulled wine from the city’s festive markets, and the enchanting London Christmas markets scattered throughout make this city magical.
Glasgow is one of the biggest cities in the UK and the largest in Scotland, making it a perfect destination for a city break.
The Hebrides are a stunning part of Scotland, characterized by their unspoilt beauty. With numerous small islands, each holding its unique charm and long history, it’s no wonder the Scottish Islands draw travelers worldwide. Below are the best places you shouldn’t miss while visiting this enchanting region.
Our readers had heaps of praise for the best cities in Central and South America, with one word coming up repeatedly: beauty. With their mix of old and new, these places continue to entrance GoTravelDaily readers.