10 Most Spectacular Journeys Worth Experiencing In The World This Year

From exploring the magical scenery in Patagonia to drinking tea in Malaysia, Lonely Planet experts reveal the world's most experienced trips. Patagonia (Chile): The landscape here includes steppes, forests, deserts, but the most majestic scenery is the towering peak of Mount Cuernos del Paine, towering by Pehoe blue ice lake. In addition, this place also has Torres del Paine National Park - one of the most easily explored parks in South America. Admire Bagan (Myanmar) on a hot air balloon: Bagan used to be the center of modern Myanmar, bridging with Sri Lanka, India, Thailand and China, but now only a small portion of the original city remains. Visitors have the opportunity to sit on a hot air balloon and admire the panoramic view of the old city

. Drink tea at the source in Malaysia: Cameron Highlands in Malaysia is famous for three things: the cold climate, the beauty of the shepherd and tea. With more than 1,200 acres of tea-covered hilly land, the Boh Plantation is Malaysia's biggest black tea producer. The hills stretch out of sight, featuring gentle streams, water wheels, and makeshift houses In a more modern space, visitors come to enjoy high-quality tea and view the hill.



Take the train to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft (UK): The West Highland is the most beautiful railway in England. The last 42 miles of a steam locomotive train journey called The Jacobite and became a hit after the "Harry Potter" series. Crossing the Glenfinnan Viaduct, you will see Loch Shiel, before the train climbed through the ash grove. Old car driving along the Amalfi Coast (Italy): Lots of vintage cars for rent in Sorrento town. As you drive along the coast, next to you is a craggy cliff, below is the deep blue Tyrrhenian Sea. Slow driving is the best way to enjoy and remember this wonderful view.Step on the ice sheets in the Alps (Switzerland): Aletsch is the largest glacier of the Alps, 22 5 km long.



Most visitors enjoy the view from the two mountain villages Bettmeralp and Riederalp without setting foot on this majestic glacier. This is still a fairly rare and dangerous experience.Discover the complex of Angkor (Cambodia): 1,000 years ago, Angkor was home to nearly a million people, larger than any city before the Industrial Age. Angkor Wat is the most famous place, the largest religious architecture in the world, representing Hindus. In addition, there are other famous temples such as Bayon and Ta Prohm.Leo up to Sydney Harbor (Australia): This is considered a symbol of the city since it was inaugurated in 1932. Visitors have the opportunity Climb the arches on the bridge with the help of your guide and the cabling system. From the top 134 m, Sydney looks like a 360-degree panorama with cliffs, beaches and wharf, surrounded by sparkling water.



Soak in Devil's Pool (Zimbabwe): Victoria Falls is located at border of Zambia and Zimbabwe. The Zambezi River poured down from a height of 100 m, collided with the water's surface, creating a mist. Some brave travelers take a dip in the waterfall pools, such as Devil's Pool. From here one can look down the deep gorge, covered with clouds and rainbows. Climb up the complex of Meteora monasteries (Greece): Meteora is not like a man-made building, but extraordinary energy has helped the monks building complex of monasteries on top of stone columns. The complex is located in northern Greece, helping the anonymous monks avoid the attack of the Ottoman Empire and pray in peace. Meteora is now one of the most ideal climbing spots in the world, according to Anh Ngoc / Zing news ***.

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