8 Places Without Car Smog In The World

If you are looking to escape the noise, traffic jam or smog, go to these 8 places without horn.
8 car smog-free destinations in the world
Ghent, Belgium: Since 1996, this city center has lost its car silhouette after trying to escape congestion and environmental pollution of the people. This place only houses Gothic architecture and poetic views of green-shaded canals. Photo: Vacation Idea.
Zermatt, Switzerland: This entire untouched village has no cars so you can only get there by train, taxi, or helicopter

. Zermatt is also known as the snow paradise, visitors often come here in winter and summer to enjoy the grandeur of nature and ski from a height of 3,000 m. Photo: World Property Journal.
Venice, Italy: It is flawed if this list does not mention the most famous city in the world - Venice, which attracts about two to three tens of millions of visitors every year You have two options: walking to explore the houses and colorful streets of Venice or traveling by boat on a canal to see the city view.



Photo: Zicasso.
Halibut Bay, Alaska: Located in the heart of Kachemak Bay State Park, Halibut like a picture of nature. Tourists often joke that everything here is "floating", you will stay at hotels floating on the lake, dining and entertainment at restaurants, cafes, floating bars. Especially, the air in this area is very fresh, suitable for relaxation trips, helping you to forget all the mess of life. Photo: Halibut Cove Live.
Giethoorn Village, The Netherlands: Giethoorn is affectionately known as the Venice of the Netherlands. But it seems that life here is more peaceful than Venice with ranches, rustic wooden houses from the 18th century Visitors can cycle, sail in summer, skate in winter because of the canals.



of Giethoorn froze during the cold months. Photo: Freedom Treks.
Yelapa, Jalisco, Mexico: Only 30 minutes by train from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, Yelapa is the destination for those who love the sun and wind of the sea, but still want to enjoy the fresh air. The rocky trails, pristine beaches or strong tequila always have an irresistible appeal to visitors to this Latin sea. Photo: Travelocity.
Higashiyama district, Kyoto, Japan: Higashiyama district in Tokyo is one of the best destinations to explore traditional Japanese culture. Souvenir shops, groceries, pastries, and pink and white cherry blossoms create picturesque streets. So visitors often walk to enjoy the scenery, visit the houses bearing Japanese architecture.



Photo: Dreamstime.
Fes-el-Bali, Morocco: Sometimes a car is something strange and unnecessary, proven in what is known as Morocco's maze, Fes-el-Bali (aka Medina of Fez). The simple reason is that the 9,400 alleys here are too small for any modern vehicle, not to mention jostled by billboards, stalls, towering walls of mosques and leather workshops. . When it comes to carrying goods, the first vehicle that comes to mind is a donkey or a horse. Photo: Onistravelling.
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