Destinations Came Out From… Book Pages

A piece of literature can also inspire travel! In fact, many places have become tourist destinations after being used by writers as the backdrop for their works. Tourists on the top of Mount Roraima - Photo: wp * The majestic and surreal view of the region Mount Roraima, located between Brazil, Venezuela and Guyana, was used by Arthur Conan Doyle as a setting for prehistoric creatures published in 1912 by Arthur Conan Doyle. Roraima of explorers in the late 19th century, according to locals, Mount Roraima, in the characteristic shape of the Guiana Plateau, is the "home of the gods" with 1,000m high cliffs surrounded by grasslands. Since the 1980s, the area has become a destination for adventure tourism due to its unique environment and relatively easy access. Canaima family in Venezuela or Roraima mountain park in Brazil to travel back in time to the "lost world" in vast caves, Exclusively, admire the carnivorous plants present throughout Roraima

... "The lost world" in Roraima - Photo: wp The fanciful peak of Roraima in the clouds - Photo: wp A unique geological tectonic lake in Roraima Mountain - Photo: wp * With his work A walk in the woods, writer Bill Bryson made tourists feverish with the Appalachian Trail exploring East America from Springer Mountain in Georgia to Katahdin Mountain In Maine, it is 3,510km long, and it is also an international walking trail that starts from Katahdin Lake in Maine to Crow Head on Newfoundland Island, Canada It is forecasted that Appalachian tourism will "boom" when A walk in.



The woods was film-adapted in 2015 with Robert Redford in the lead role. Appalachian Trail on American land - Photo: travelchannel A romantic forest trail on the Appalachian Trail in America - Photo: wp Lang Mont St-Pierre in Gaspesia in Québec province on the Appalachian international trail - Photo: wp * Works of Count of Monte Cristo c Alexandre Dumas' writer Alexandre Dumas is an endless source of inspiration in the film and theater world. Edmond Dantès 'unjustly imprisoned vengeance has made readers' hearts sob, and now, the places featured in the above work, from the castle island of If near the port of Marseille to a few places in Paris like Jussienne Street, St. Sulpice ... is always present in the cultural tourism itineraries in France In which, the journey "visiting Edmond Dantès' cell" at If castle built in the 19th century is always popular! On the last Sunday of each month, from April to October in the area of Monte Cristo road leading to the street Alexandre Dumas, you are like returning to the era of Alexandre Dumas! Actors in old costumes will lead you to the fictional life of the Count of Monte Cristo .



.. Castle Island If - Photo: wikiDuent to the castle If - Photo: lesterrassesdemontecristo Radio If - Photo: lesterrassesdemontecristo * From the flashbacks of Scottish sailor Alexander Selkirk, after being discovered on Mas Atierra, a desert island nearly 640km off the coast of Chile, Daniel Defoe's novel Robinson Crusoe opens to readers Although many people questioned the authenticity of a person's lonely life on a desert island, in 1966 the Chilean government decided to rename the island to Robinson Crusoe with the expectation of mangroves, lagoons At present, Robinson Crusoe is the only island in the Juan Fernandez archipelago that is regularly inhabited by the story in the famous book above. world of UNESCO, Robinson Crusoe attracts many outstanding scientists n "followers" of ecotourism. Scuba diving on the island is very developed because the clear water allows visitors to have a view of more than 20 meters below the sea floor.The lobster specialty Robinson Crusoe is also one of the things that no longer bother visitors with the authenticity. The reality of the war for survival of Robinson Crusoe on a deserted island ..



. A corner of Robinson Crusoe Island - Photo: leeabbamonte San Juan Bautista, the only village on Robinson Crusoe Island - Photo: leeabbamonteThe ecosystem on Robinson Crusoe Island - Photo: leeabbamonte Robinson Crusoe Island - Photo: chiletourism * Those who love the immortal works of great British writer Shakespeare often want to go to Avon (Stratford-upon-Avon city) in Warwickshire County, about 150km from London once in their lifetime. Nearly the entire city was devoted to Shakespeare as gargoyles appeared everywhere, from shops selling items reminiscent of Shakespeare popping up every street to a Shakespeare themed hotel, even law office! Every year, more than 4 million pounds Visitors flock to Avon to admire the 16th century bungalow in the city center, where Shakespeare spent his childhood and is now half the Shakespeare Museum displaying many originals..

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