Book Your Tickets To These Instagrammable International Destinations ASAP

When it comes to singling down your next vacation destination, it is easier said than done. With so many upcoming destinations and options, it’s difficult to pick one perfect place for us. Some of them have become a part of today’s travel bucket list. The hunger to uncover the untouched destinations is getting stronger. Aditya Bhide, Marketing Head of Countryside Adventure Holidays, has suggested few offbeat international destinations which should definitely make it to your 2020 travel bucket list.

Tallinn, Estonia

Tallinn, Estonia is the land of crumbling castles, dunes, enchanting forests, pristine beaches and magnificent lakes, a trip to Estonia is a part of every fairy tale dream. Born at the crossroads of Medieval times, this city is a cultural and sightseeing hub. Tallinn’s nightlife is much popular among tourists. The medieval themed Old Town is a proclaimed UNESCO heritage site and boasts Gothic spires, winding cobblestone streets and enchanting architecture.

The beautifully dotted promenades and beaches along the alluring coastline highlight the enchanting architecture and ancient streets. Some of the most popular sites to visit, are the Grandiose Merchant Houses, Gothic Town Hall, the lively cafes, City Square and Medieval Churches - a dream come to true for every history buff!

Jordan

With footprints of thousand years of history, ruins of the great civilizations, ancient relics, and a culture staying strong to the routes, the country is defined by stories dating back to 300 B.C. Petra, also known as the Rose City is Jordan’s most treasured attraction with deep cultural and architectural understandings. The breathtaking landscapes of Wadi Rum is a must visit for its red-pink sands, natural arches, and mountains. Apart from the rich ruins and desert wilderness, Jordan also offers a range of adventure activities.

The Jordan Biking Trail extends for a stretch of 750kms taking you through olive groves, rolling hills, mesmerizing landscapes, and vast canyons. Go mountain biking, trekking, and cycling through the lost lands of this stunning country. Aqaba’s clear, warm waters and vibrant coral reefs are the best in the Red Sea. The coastline packs inside a protected marine park and offers shallow coral gardens, pinnacles, deep canyons, and shipwrecks. The city is known for incredible diving, yachting, and snorkeling. Jordanian food is amazing as well! From falafels, Labneh, to Mansaf – Jordan’s cultural crossroads are seen in its vibrant food and drinks.

Kamchatka, Russia

Russia is the largest country in the world still flourishes its rich culture and heritage and are the key aspects in attracting tourists to this spectacular country. It is surrounded by the Okhotskoye Sea, Beringovo Sea, and the Pacific Ocean. The region has a very unique environment which makes it a place to visit when you’re longing for picturesque views and unity with nature.

It is home to ascetic houses, hot water springs, and geysers. The snow scattered with volcanic ash is a view you can't miss. The area has more in common with Iceland than much of Russia’s Far East.

Many rivers in Kamchatka are good for rafting. You can take part in heli-skiing in the winters and trekking, diving, safari, and bird watching in the summers. Not many tourists visit this place as getting here takes time and effort. But this is what makes the region untouched and worth a visit!

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Spitsbergen, Norway

Known for its incredible mix of culture and nature, this Scandinavian country is home to an incredible wealth of untamed wildlife in the unique diverse archipelagos of the Arctic Ocean. The place is a haven for nature lovers and wilderness trekkers. This place is the largest island of the Svalbard Archipelago and offers a range of artic excursions via skis and snowmobiles, and by boats and cruises in summer A destination that can be enjoyed in summer and winter alike! You will be in awe of the beautiful open skies, low clouds, enormous icebergs, and the abundant wildlife.