Watch: The most beautiful places in the world in 2022
If you are looking for journey inspiration, then look no further. The most beautiful places in the world of 2022 have been revealed by Time magazine.
After two years of restrictions since Covid-19 pandemicthe top spots were decided with the help of TIME’s international network of correspondents and contributors, “with an eye to those offering new and exciting experiences”.
With a mix of destinations on the other side of the world, unexpected places and more familiar wonders, the magazine adds that “many destinations are paving the way to economic recovery” while others are “prospering, growing and changing”. .
From Valencia to Seoul, and from Devon to Galapagos Islands, in no particular order, here is a list of the top 50 places in the world of the year.
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Short term
1) Dolni Morava, Czech Republic
Take in the views from the “Walk in the Sky” in Dolni Morava, Czech Republic, to kick off your tour of the world’s best places.
2) Valencia, Spain
Spain is not just for beaches, discover the City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia, designed by Santiago Calatrava.
3) Marseilles
Stroll through the picturesque streets of the Old Port before discovering the Basilica of Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde and the Cité Radieuse complex by architect Le Corbusier.
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4) Devon, England
Even Devon’s humble English location has made it one of the greatest places in the world. Fancy a trip to Woolacombe Beach?
5) Copenhagen
Often considered one of the happiest cities in the world, cycle the canals, sit outside one of the many colorful cafes and watch the world go by, before exploring its museums and its architecture.
6) Portree, Scotland
Snap photos of colorful houses at Portree in the Scottish Highlands.
7) Kaunas, Lithuania
Kaunas is a city in south-central Lithuania, famous for its interwar architecture, with the style of its buildings still true to history.
Medium haul
8) Madeira, Portugal
Sip Madeira wine and fresh espresso coffee and savor a traditional Portuguese honey and nut bolo de mel at a cafe overlooking the city of Funchal.
9) The Alentejo, Portugal
For more views, overlook the village of Marvao from the Alentejo Castle, just a snippet of what the region has to offer.
10) Calabria, Italy
Mix sun, sea and sand with authentic villages and mountainous backdrops.
11) Skelleftea, Sweden
The Lejonströmsbron wooden bridge is a must-see in Skelleftea.
12) Thessaloniki, Greece
This Greek port city has a Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman history waiting to be explored.
13) Istanbul
Turkey’s capital needs no introduction, popular for its old and new influences, and (though you can eat anything here) its kebaps, mezes and fresh fish.
14) Ilulissat, Greenland
Visit the UNESCO-listed Ilulissat Icefjord to spot whales or hear the sound of dogs and sleds, in this coastal town in West Greenland, with colorful houses strewn in the snow .
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Long-haul
15) Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates
The longest zip line in the world is just one of the activities Ras Al Khaimah has to offer.
16) Great Barrier Reef, Australia
Live the adventures of Nemo and Dory in the largest coral reef in the world.
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17) Galapagos Islands
It’s worth visiting the other side of the world for the blue-footed booby, native to the islands.
18) Detroit
The largest city in the Midwestern state of Michigan is home to attractions such as the Institute of Art, the Motown Museum, and its own deep-dish pizza (to be differentiated from Chicago’s).
19) Seoul
Enjoy both new and old architecture in the rooftops of Seoul, the capital of South Korea.
20) Park City, Utah
East of the better-known Salt Lake City, Park City is home to some of the best skiing with Utah’s Olympic Park, home of the 2002 Winter Olympics.
21) Kerala, India
Watch the houseboats go by on the backwaters of Kerala at Alappuzha.
22) Doha, Qatar
Discover the architecture of the Katara Amphitheater, relax on a catamaran en route to Banana Island or visit one of the spectacular mosques.
23) Ahmedabad, India
Observe the bustling old streets of the city of Ahmedabad through the window of the former Teen Darwaza, located in the heart of the city.
24) Nairobi
Take photos of the Nairobi skyline taken from Nairobi National Park in Kenya, hopefully with a few giraffes.
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25) Queenstown, New Zealand
If you like adventure sports, pack your bags for some (depending on the time of year) skydiving, skiing, snowboarding, walking, hiking, rafting, surfing, the list could go on .
26) Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe
Visit Hwange National Park to experience the best wildlife, from lions and wild dogs to elephants and buffaloes. Do not forget your camera.
27) Historic Sites of the Silk Road, Uzbekistan
The Kalon Mosque in Bukhara, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the sights to check off your list in Uzbekistan.
28) Sao Paulo
When in Brazil, be sure to go to the country’s financial district, not for its banks, but for its culture, architecture, and food. Be sure to order this Caipirinha.
29) Trans Bhutan Trail, Bhutan
This Buddhist kingdom in Bhutan opened a sacred trail to hikers this year for the first time in 60 years.
30) Kyushu Island, Japan
Kyushu has a mostly tropical climate, with volcanoes, beaches, and natural hot springs, as well as city life.
31) Bali, Indonesia
If you haven’t heard it already, Bali is quite popular. For other off-the-beaten-path attractions, visit Angel’s Billabong, the UNESCO Cultural Heritage Site of the Jatiluwih Rice Terraces and Suluban Beach Cave.
32) Rapa Nui, Chile
Marvel at the ‘Moais’ statues in Rapa Nui National Park on the slopes of the Rano Raruku volcano on Easter Island.
33) Boracay, Philippines
Think of everything you could want for a dream getaway – white sand beaches, clear waters and verdant palm trees.
34) Franschhoek, South Africa
Explore old vineyards, try your hand at trout fishing and hike through nature reserves.
35) Tofino, British Columbia
Tofino is considered one of the best places on Vancouver Island. Endless beautiful beaches, perfect for surfing in the summer and storm watching in the winter.
36) Miami
Head to Miami Florida for a bit of everything, beach, city, culture, nightlife. Stone crabs, a Cuban sandwich, a lime pie ceviche and are some of its best-known specialties.
37) Salta, Argentina
Salta is famous for its Spanish colonial architecture and Andean heritage. In between explorations, watch the world go by in Plaza 9 de Julio square.
38) El Chalten, Argentina
A little more off the beaten track, this village is in Los Glaciares National Park in Argentina’s Santa Cruz province, ideal for hiking.
39) Bogotá
The popular neighborhood of La Candalaria, the colonial district of Bogota, is where backpackers and young tourists flock.
40) Lower Zambezi National Park, Zambia
Another perfect spot for all the wildlife you can imagine. When you’re not on the prowl on land, watch out for hippos and crocodiles in the river.
41) Setouchi Islands, Japan
An endless collection of different sized islands on the Seto Inland Sea, they are truly picture-perfect, yet filled with modern art.
42) San Francisco
The most European place in America, the must-sees are of course the Golden Gate Bridges and Alcatraz Island. Or hop on the cable car system to Fisherman’s Wharf to laugh at the sea lions.
43) Jamaica
When is a Caribbean island not the best place to visit?
44) Fremantle, Australia
Known as ‘Freo’ by locals, now well-connected to Perth, learn about both convict and seafaring history, art and culture, while enjoying the coastal atmosphere of the port city.
45) Toronto
Toronto, Canada’s most populous city, is a metropolis with high-rise buildings and all the best parts of city life, while still having that famous waterfront sky line (with the CN Tower) . Lake Ontario is perfect for a boat trip.
46) Kigali, Rwanda
This capital of Rwanda has both scenery and nightlife to enjoy, as well as historical monuments, including the Kigali Genocide Memorial.
47) Riviera Nayarit, Mexico
Riviera Nayarit is a postcard-like 200-mile stretch of beach for you to enjoy the surf, fresh food, wildlife and wellness.
48) Portland, Oregon.
It’s Oregon’s largest city, extremely bike-friendly and blessed with parks, bridges, mountain scenery, cafes, and a whole host of fun. It is also environmentally friendly.
49) Arctic
A North Pole cruise anyone? Le Commandant Charcot du Ponant, a new icebreaker cruise ship, is due to begin its maiden voyage to the Arctic this month, according to TIME.
50) International Space Station (250 miles away)
This one is over 250 miles away, and a trip on it will most certainly cost you, as the magazine says it has hosted tourists paying over $20 million per seat to fly on a Russian spacecraft .
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