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The Best Places To Go And Take Your Instagram Selfies In Vietnam

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Adventure holidays have become extremely popular in the recent years. Many people, mostly the Millennials which is the biggest generation of the United States, beating out Baby Boomers, have the spending money and the desire to explore the world in a more authentic and rewarding manner. These adventure seekers are going on holidays that are novel, trendy and a discovery. This year it is no different. People are flocking to the best spots to have that stellar adventure holiday. Here is the list of the top seven destinations where you should go and take your Instagram selfies. 1 Vietnam The far-east has always had its charm, but currently Vietnam is drawing in the adventure tourist. The best way to discover this beautiful country is through cycling. Located in South East Asia, …show more content…

To celebrate this milestone, entry to any of the 200 National Parks are free, throughout 2017. Best of all, 47 of these parks are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. You can enjoy the unspoiled forests, isolated islands, snow-capped peaks and labyrinthine coastline. A big draw for adventure tourists are the recreational trails. And Canada isn’t shy, it boast the world’s longest network of recreational trails. 3 Choquequirao, Peru As the sister city of Machu Picchu, Choquequirao is now the place to go to. Unlike its sister city, this is one of the remotest of the Inca ruins in the Peruvian Andes. The city is hidden across the deep Apurimac Valley. The ruins are still well-preserved. Around two-thirds are still covered by the rainforests of Peru. This makes the site a true lost city and the romance of going to such a place outmatches most other. 4 Nepal Nestled in the Himalaya, Nepal I rich in many things. Ranging from the highest mountains, villages with people whose gentle culture will capture your heart. This area is ideal for trekkers and mountain climbers. From the Annapurna Region and its lush foothills to the edge of Mount

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