6 Underrated Travel Spots Right Now

Being one of the first people ever to explore a destination is one of the best feelings in the world. So here are some of them:

1. Georgia

Considered to be the birthplace of wine, Georgia’s signage has been producing wine dating back to the 5th millennia. This mostly rural country greets you with warmth and hospitality as they see travelers and guests as ‘Gifts from God.’ From green hilltops to snow-capped mountains, Georgia has more to offer with its culinary specialties like the cheese khachapuri and mistvadi skewers.

2.Faroe Islands, Denmark

Located between Iceland and Scotland, this archipelago gives out an untouched aura filled with natural wonders of what was once known as Viking territory. This Faroes is also making its first steps towards modernization. Its 2 Michelin star restaurant called the KOKS serves up local delicacies and a boutique called Hotel Hagrim Seaside Hotel, a fully restored historic home with large glass windows and private balconies with beautiful views that gives out that peaceful vibes. When trying to go here for the archipelago, do plan ahead when limiting its tourism to preserve its ecosystem. 

3.Sao Tome and Principe

Off the coast of West Africa, this discreet island is full of adventure with its jungles, beaches, and bays. Explorers would have a field day looking for historic churches within the island’s biosphere trails. You can check out the hatching of turtles that happens between September and April. The Sundy Praia is a great place to stay with its luxe tented accommodations.

4.Congo

With luscious Jungles and safe cities in between. Brazzaville, the Congolese capital, is known as the ‘Paris of Africa’ is a must-see, a place that prides itself on its safe and clean streets. Have an Adventure by either kayaking, trekking, or just cruise through the Odzala-Kokua National park. Stay at the Odzala Discovery Camps, which are all about gorgeous stripped back luxury and unleashing your inner explorer. 

5.Wadi Rum, Jordan

For the film buffs out there wanting that ‘Lawrence the Arabia’ adventure. The dramatic and desolate deserts that attracted trekkers worldwide are more accessible than you thought by going to Wadi Rum. You can also explore the seven jagged rock columns that inspired “The Seven Pillars of Wisdom” by T.E. Lawrence. By camel or Jeep, you can roam around the dessert stopping by Bedouin camps and maybe spend the night and taste some of their traditional meals. 

6.Ladakh  

Located between 4 mountain ranges, The Great Himalaya, The Ladakh, The Zanskar, and The Karakoram The Ladakh is one of the last few places on earth that is virtually untouched. It’s one of India’s best-kept secrets. Enjoy the breathtaking view at every turn. Guests in Ladakh can opt to stay in homestays like the Shakti Village houses. Wander around and breathe the fresh mountain air while enjoying one of the best escapist dreams.