If you’re a hog for beautiful architecture and rich history, then you couldn’t possibly think about missing out on the sights and sounds of the United Kingdom. This place, with its beautiful castles and heavenly Cathedrals, is any architecture enthusiast’s dream. Its beautiful green landscapes are a sight to behold, too. Indeed, you’ll be hard-put to find a place more picturesque than the United Kingdom.
1.) London
North America is a very big continent that there will be so much to see and too little time to see all of them. But do not let this worry you. Here are ten wonderful places you should have in your schedule for a wonderful North American tour or just a place to relax in and enjoy time with a loved one.
1.) The Rockies
Explore Canada especially the Rocky Mountain. This is a great place for hiking if you are a nature lover. You will also get to enjoy canoe trips and get to visit the Miette Hot Springs.
The Philippines is an archipelago made up of about 7,100 islands. This archipelago country is located in Southeast Asia. In Asia, it is also one of the popular countries that get visited yearly by tourists, and here are the top ten places that they love going back to.
1.) Intramuros
This walled “city” is located in Manila. It served as a walled settlement of the Spaniards during their occupation of the country and, as such, has its own museums as well as churches and wonderful ruins. Today, this well-preserved Intramuros is one of the visited places in the Philippines.
El Salvador is a Central American country along the Pacific Ocean and between Guatemala and Honduras. It is the smallest country in continental America and is fondly called Tom Thumb of the Americas. The country’s main tourist attraction is its beautiful beaches for surfing and swimming, but there are also great archeological sites to visit and lots of other exciting things you can do when you are in El Salvador.
1.) Ilopango
Ilopango markets are located east of the city of San Salvaador. Here you can roam the market and buy local arts, crafts and unique handmade goods. You can also test your bargaining skills with the local merchants of these markets.