The options are unlimited and the globe is big! Your wishlists are being organized, and we’ll work with you to create the ultimate travel bucket list for 2023. What things ought to be on your list? What method will you use to begin your list? What places should travelers not miss in 2023? Watch this space for all of our responses!
How to make the ideal travel wish list
Every tourist is unique, and they all have distinct things they wish to see and see. It’s usually a smart idea to create a personal travel wish list that contains the sights you want to see. But how can you come up with the ideal travel wish list? Here is some advice from us.
- Which locations have you already been to?
Have you ever been there before? How was it to you? Consider choosing similar locations if you like a previous travel destination. - Who are you as a traveler?
How do you prefer to journey? Would you rather go on an active vacation or spend the day at the beach? Or perhaps a combination? Choose your mode of transportation and your desired speed. - What would you like to observe?
Choose what you want to do and see while you go. This can involve your interests in nature or learning more about a particular culture and its history. - Take pleasure in it
Have fun while you’re traveling. Accept the planning process and use JoinMyTrip to discover travel companions.
The ideal location to visit on a bucket list trip in 2023
We have compiled a list of some of the top must-see locations and attractions from around the world to assist you in creating your ideal travel bucket list for 2023.
Asia
Asia offers delicious food, warm people, stunning architecture, and breathtaking natural beauty. Don’t miss these places and attractions.
Cambodia’s Angkor Wat
This 12th-century Buddhist temple complex in Cambodia is renowned across the world for its distinctive design. For the Khmer Empire, Vishnu was the temple’s designated deity. Even though it is now abandoned, it is still beautiful to look at.
Indonesia’s Bali
The Island of the Gods is renowned for its magnificent sunsets, ideal surfing conditions, breathtaking waterfalls, and historic temples. Many visitors come here to practice yoga, find wellness retreats, and find themselves. Bali is a destination for all types of travelers, whether they wish to relax on the beach, hike through the mountains, or learn about a fascinating culture. You may expect a treat from Bali!
In the Himalayas
The world’s tallest mountains are spread among five nations: Bhutan, China, India, Nepal, and Pakistan. Because of the distinctive scenery, everyone should visit the Himalayas at least once. For some of the most breath-taking views of your life, we advise undertaking a guided trip to either Annapurna or Everest Basecamp.
South Korea’s Seoul
Seoul, which has a population of 9.9 million, is one of the cleanest cities in the world. It is the fourth-largest metropolitan region in the globe and features cutting-edge architecture, fascinating culture, and delectable cuisine. Avoid skipping bibimbap or a genuine Korean barbecue.
Europe
Everyone should put some of the places in Europe on their trip wish list, even Europeans themselves! Don’t miss out on these places because they range from being really popular to being extremely off the beaten path.
Istanbul’s Hagia Sofia in Turkey
The history of the Hagia Sophia is incredibly fascinating. It was initially constructed in the sixth century as a Christian cathedral. The Hagia Sophia saw a great deal of transition between Christian and Orthodox churches before being reconstructed as a mosque in the 15th century. The structure, which housed a museum from 1935 to 2020, was converted into a mosque in 2018. On Istanbul’s European side, you can feel the city’s rich history, so you should definitely stop by while you’re there.
Iceland
Iceland should definitely be on your trip wish list because of its waterfalls, volcanoes, aurora borealis, stunning scenery, and delectable coffee. Learn more in our comprehensive travel guide to Iceland, or use our insider travel advice to maximize your time there.
France’s Paris
Paris is the “city of love, coffee, and fashion”! If it’s your first time visiting Paris, you shouldn’t skip a trip to the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower. Our travel guide to Paris, authored by an actual native, has more wonderful details. Discover these Day Trips from Paris to explore more of lovely France if you’ve had enough of Paris checking off your bucket list; after all, France is more than just Paris!
Naples, Italy
A coating of scorching ash and lava smothered the town of Pompeji in 79 AD when Mount Vesuvius erupted. Today, you may explore the town’s ruins and see the petrified remains of both residents and animals. You will understand why the Romans established a town here after taking in the breathtaking vista of Mount Vesuvius.
Rome
When traveling to Rome, don’t forget to sample the delectable cuisine, historic sites, and architecture! Visit the Colosseum, where gladiators battled one another and other creatures like lions for the amusement of the crowds, or explore the abundance of churches and cathedrals. Visit the Vatican, the city-state located within Rome, for at least one day, and take in Michelangelo’s artwork in the Sistine Chapel or St. Peter’s Cathedral, where the pope delivers sermons. This La Dolce Vita Guide has extra advice about visiting Italy.
Travel advice: Stay away from eateries that are close to famous landmarks like the Colosseum or Trevi Fountain, and steer clear of eateries featuring photos on the menu.
Scottish, British Isles
Scotland is a stunningly wild location with a lot of undiscovered hidden jewels. A road trip is the greatest way to explore this beautiful region of the UK. Start in Edinburgh, go to the highlands, search for Nessie, the Loch Ness Monster, and spend a few days in the Isle of Skye’s windswept landscapes. You’ll feel right at home here if you’re a Harry Potter lover because there are adventures waiting around every corner.
Africa
Africa is a complex continent with stunning wildlife, diverse and unique civilizations, and landscapes that range from lush rainforest to bone-dry desert. Here are our top options for your travel bucket list in 2023 if you decide to visit this enormous continent!
South Africa’s Cape Town
Ever wanted to see breathtaking environment, discover more about South African history, and see Humboldt Penguins and Great White Sharks in the wild? Discover one of Africa’s most lively cities by traveling to Cape Town. Take a peek at our Cape Town Guide before you pack your things.
Africa’s Kruger National Park
The north-eastern region of South Africa is home to the over 20.000km2 Kruger National Park, one of the continent’s biggest wildlife reserves. Here, you can embark on a once-in-a-lifetime safari journey and view lions, elephants, several antilope species, and zebras in their native habitat.
Morocco’s Marrakech
The fourth-largest city in Morocco, Marrakesh, is full of attractions. Explore the town’s many stunning gardens, mosques, and souks. Enjoy a whole different side of Africa while sipping on some hot peppermint tea in one of the many cafés.
Egypt’s Pyramids of Gizeh
The only remaining ancient marvel are the pyramids of Gizeh. These breathtaking old tombs are located just outside Kairo, the Egyptian capital city. The pyramids were part of an ancient graveyard and were constructed between 2620 and 2500 BC. You’ll have a better grasp of what humans can do and have accomplished after seeing the pyramids!
US
My travels are drawn to the USA, the “country of the free,” year after year. There is a lot to see and learn. Here are our top suggestions for places to visit on your bucket list.
Grand Canyon, USA, Arizona
Your jaw will drop when you first see the Grand Canyon. The power of nature will humble you, and you’ll need some time to regroup. Its dimensions are 446 kilometers long, 29 kilometers broad, and nearly 2 kilometers deep. Get yourself to Arizona since the sunrise and sunset views are usually breathtaking!
Los Angeles, USA, California
In the metropolis of Hollywood movies, glitz and glamour are waiting! Visit interesting museums, taste delicious cuisine, and relax on the beach. You can experience the American Dream and pursue your own acting career in Los Angeles.
USA & Canada’s Niagra Falls
On the border between the US and Canada are the Niagra Falls. You have two options for viewing the falls: from the US side or by crossing the border to Canada and staying there for a day or two. Another option is to take a boat (“Maid of the Mist”) to the base of the falls to experience the force of the water firsthand.
Latin America
South America is the last continent we will visit on this virtual tour. South America is renowned for its distinctive landscapes as well as its amiable inhabitants and its joie de vivre. The following are our top recommendations for adding this continent to your trip itinerary in 2023.
Andes
The world’s longest mountain range charms visitors with its untamed beauty. It encompasses seven South American nations, including Chile, Argentina, Bolivia, Peru, and Colombia. With a height of 6,961 meters, Mount Aconcagua is the highest peak in Argentina. Traveling along the Andes will allow you to see some of the highest plateaus, lakes, cities, and towns.
Patagonia
Travelers are surprised by Patagonia’s wide variety of landscapes, which range from deserts and rainforests to some of the highest mountain peaks in the world. Learn about some of the most difficult mountains that humans have ever scaled, the choppy waters around Cape Horn, and the breathtaking volcanic landscapes.Desert of Uyuni
The world’s largest salt flat is the Salar de Uyuni. Here, you may view flamingos in the wild and capture beautiful pictures of them. See more information on the Salar de Uyuni in our Ultimate Bolivia Guide.
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