20 Dream Destinations For 2016

National Geographic Magazine has selected 20 great destinations for visitors next year, from the plains of Botswana to the snow-capped peaks of Greenland. admire the spectacle of red lava flowing into the Pacific Ocean. In addition, you will also explore the beaches, rainforest and wildlife of this park. Photo: National Geographic.Hokkaido, Japan: This is the ideal place for those who love winter sports

. In particular, the snow here is very dry and light, creating a paradise for skiers and skiers. After a day of fun, visitors can soak in the hot springs, enjoy sake and traditional dishes. Photo: Adrex New York, USA: This vibrant city has everything tourists need, from skyscrapers to the green trees of the central park, from luxury shopping streets to Attractive museums.



Okavango, Botswana: This is one of the few regions on earth where you can see five typical animals of Africa: elephants, lions, wild buffalo, leopards and rhinoceroses. Sailing on shallow water, watching wildlife in the midst of a majestic, expansive natural landscape is an unforgettable experience. Photo: National Geographic.Philippines: With more than 7,000 islands, the Philippines has enough scenery to satisfy even the most discerning travelers. You can visit thousands of beaches, from pink sands on Great Santa Cruz Island to black sand beaches in Albay, snorkel at corals and marine animals, or explore primeval jungles on uninhabited islands . Masurian Lake, Poland: It can be said that this is a typical European-style land, with more than 2,000 lakes connected by rivers and canals. Visitors can experience local culture, take a boat on the lake, fish, find mushrooms and explore the jungle In the summer, the lakes of Masuria are a familiar spot for those who sail and love swimming.



Photo: Digitalphoto.Seychelles: Located off the coast of Kenya, the Seychelles Islands have 115 rich islands. The six strictly protected national marine parks in the Seychelles are home to rare turtles, dolphins, and thousands of fish species. Coming to the Vallée de Mai conservation area, visitors will feel lost in prehistoric times. Tangier Island and Smith Island, Chesapeake Bay, USA: Visitors can explore this place by foot, cycling or boat ride. Both islands have overnight accommodations and eateries. Life here is slow, simple and peaceful, a paradise for those looking for a quiet time, separate from the outside world. Photo: Thebittenword San Diego (USA) / Tijuana (Mexico): The border line between San Diego and Tijuana not only separates the two countries, but also divides the two worlds.



One side is San Diego, with its 112-kilometer coastline, state-of-the-art zoo and Southern California weather. One side is Tijuana, a city of Mexico with notorious drug smugglers. Uruguay: The 2nd smallest country in South America is an oasis of relaxation loved by many luxury travelers, with beautiful beaches, luxurious hotels, and unique culture. To the east, the swamp stretches from the Atlantic coast to the Brazilian border, of which the most prominent is the Bañados del Este Biosphere reserve with hundreds of bird species. Visitors can visit the World Heritage site Colonia del Sacramento built in the 17th century. Photo: Uruguay-foto.Winnipeg, Canada: This city is a famous stop on the tourist route by train or Canadian car, place for the lovers of polar bears and Beluga whales. The city itself has many interesting things to explore.



South Georgia Island, British Territory: Coming here, visitors can admire the sight of hundreds of thousands of penguins crowded on a bumpy beach, mixed with elephant seals weighing up to 2 tons and seagulls flying in the sky. You can only come here by boat and it takes 5 days to float in the sun and sea breeze. Photo: Mike Reyfman.Côte d’Or, Burgundy, France: With vineyards with a long history, Côte d’Or is the most famous wine-making region in Burgundy, attracting tourists from all over the world. This place was recognized as a World Heritage site in July 2015. About 3 hours by car from Paris, this is the ideal place for visitors to walk, cycle, enjoy local wine and cuisine. Photo: Winefolly.Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil: This land is endowed with endless bands of sand, impressive salt fields, and almost sunny weather all year round.



Rio Grande do Norte also welcomes visitors to a colorful cultural party, with passionate dances, delicious cuisine and exquisite crafts. Danube River: With a length of nearly 2,900 km, the Danube River flows from the Black Forest to the Black Sea, holding an important position in the history of Central and Eastern Europe. 2,500 years ago, Herodotus called the Danube “the s.

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