Top Five Different Vacation Destinations

Culture&Arts Nancy Frank
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If you want to go on a holiday and do not know where else to go, After Business – Premium propose these five lesser-known destinations which provide endless beaches, national parks perfect for safari and cultures untouched by time.

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   Botswana has it all: national parks and wildlife perfect for safari, boating deltas at sunset, desert off-road vehicles expeditions. It really lacks beaches but compensates with everything otherwise. Moreover, like all neighboring countries (Namibia, Zambia) it is still undiscovered by mass tourism, retaining its authenticity this way.
   

   2. In Iceland you can go both as a backpacker or as a luxury tourist, strolling with a helicopter over the falls and renting jeeps to go “hunting” for Puffins. For any tourist Iceland offers the same thing: a different nature unlike anything in the rest of Europe: glaciers, waterfalls and havens such as the Blue Lagoon.

   
   

   3. Myanmar has long been one of the countries with closed borders, which is also one of the reasons why civilization has preserved customs, architecture is unchanged and the state seems to have remained a prisoner of time. In Myanmar, while you’re flying in a balloon at sunrise you feel you’ve made a journey in time, regardless if you are traveling in a country immune to speed and internet.

   
   

   4. Socotra is an island in Yemen, hidden somewhere in the middle of the Arabian Sea between mainland Yemen, Somalia and Oman. It is not easy to get to Socotra, but once you stepped on the island you realize you’re in another world: the vegetation is unique, tourists can be counted on the fingers of two hands, accommodation is usually in the tent and the food – even lobster – is fished daily in front of the tourists.

   
   

   5. When you get Turkmenistan you get to the gates of hell (Door to Hell), specifically the gas field where for more than 40 years there is a continuously burning fire. Gas deposits in the area that feed the flame did not quenched from 1971 to today. But the country has more to offer, from the capital city of Ashgabat that although built from white marble seems rather an abandoned city, to the fortresses dating back hundreds of years.