- Crystal blue lake, Jiuzhaigou National Park, China
- Hitachi Seaside Park, Ibaraki, Japan
- Fairy Meadows, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
- Santorini, Greece
- Garajonay National Park
- Maui, Hawaii
- Machu Pichu, Peru
Are you with us to span the globe and hoot wanderlust? We share a compilation of our bucket list that we believe are must-visits and recently discovered places of the World.
The eternal planet we reside in is home to many frighteningly picturesque places. Our motherland has striking natural beauty and wonders, diverse geography, and famous landmarks.
The tourists always preach about seeking out the unknown. Various tourists and explorers in the city believe in appreciating nature and sharing their sublime experiences.
They also highlight some undiscovered and underrated destinations that deserve applause.
1- Crystal Blue Lake, Jiuzhaigou National Park, China
When scenic beauty and enchanting vibrant colors spread all around, that’s where the historic Jiuzhai Valley starts. This long valley elevates, reflecting nature with its crystal clear water and myriad colors.
Crystal Blue Lake is a natural preserve and the main attraction of Jiuzhaigou National Park.
This lake, also known as Five Flower Lake, draws a significant number of tourists every year because of its variety of colorful foliage and endangered fauna.
Jiuzhaigou is the term for ‘Nine Settlement Valley,’ named after the nine villages that extend along the park’s route.
This blue lake has multi-layered and leveled waterfalls, incredible azure blues, and emerald greens, adding to its picturesque uniqueness.
The peaks get covered with snow during winter, adding the last element to the scenery.
It’s hard to believe that a place that is one of the most populated countries and attracts tourists could have this much beauty and purity and maintain the reserve.
For tourism, April to November is the ideal time. That’s when most flowers bloom and spread colors of maximum joy. Jiuzhaigou Ring Way construction has made access to the parkway easier.
2- Hitachi Seaside Park, Ibaraki, Japan
It’s safe to say that this is a haven for flower enthusiasts. The beauty of this floral garden is that it never seems to be in a dull phase.
Each season brings different species of fauna and flora, making sure this garden blooms almost year-round. The large, fragrant gardens display spectacular beauty and gradients of colors, serving as a scenic spot for visitors.
Plan your visit according to what flowers you can expect to see and when. Let us start with the signature flower of Hitachi Park, Baby Blue Eyes, the Nemophila.
Transforming the Miharashi hill spreads into a blue sea; this flower is a true icon and owns the place during the spring. During the same time, tulips bloom across the lake and narcissuses in the Suisen Garden, near the park entrance.
Summer brings sunflowers, roses, and zinnias. Then, as the year progresses, autumn invites cosmos flowers and Kochia bushes. Kochia bushes mimic fireballs and turn from green to bright red as the temperature falls.
How do you know it’s autumn in the country? This park hosts a ‘Kochia Carnival’ and mesmerizes visitors by displaying their best fall colors.
The park offers a Seaside train ride, and bikes are rented to explore the area. Since it can be a large area to cover on foot, visitors can bring their bicycles.
Moreover, The Park features an amusement park with fascinating rides suitable for all age groups. Restaurant and rest areas span the entire park.
Not only that but in August, the park plays host to the annual Rock in Japan festival.
3- Fairy Meadows, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan
Are you a risk-taker? Do you believe in taking up challenges just because the sky is the limit? The path to this is very dangerous, and