What is the most popular tourist destination in National Geographic?

The most popular tourist destination countries selected by National Geographic.

1. Oman

Oman, once a closed country, is now open and hospitable. In addition, Oman's natural beauty in the United States makes it a destination for western sunshine lovers and eco-tourists. Oman is one of the oldest countries in Arabian Peninsula.

Oman is the only non-European country that controls African territory. Besides, part of this country is in a mountainous desert, and the other part is by the sea.

So when traveling in Oman, there are endless desert scenery and pleasant beaches. There are both religious traditions, humanistic routes and leisurely hiking with natural scenery. Going to a different place with many tricks, Oman, may be your latest choice.

2. New Zealand

Canterbury is an administrative district located in the South Island of New Zealand. It mainly includes the Canterbury Plain, the largest plain in China, and the surrounding mountains. Conway River in the north, South Alps River in the west and Waitaki River in the south.

Canterbury has silver beaches and towering Alps; There is a panoramic view of the ocean and snow-capped mountains and glaciers; There are beautiful pastures and blue sky here.

The highest point in this area is the highest point in New Zealand: Mount Cook, with an altitude of 3,754 meters. It's called Alacs. In Maori, it means to go through the clouds.

In contrast, Kaikula has thousands of meters of seawater, which provides an ideal living environment for whales, dolphins and seals who live here all the year round.

3. Vietnam-Huanglian Mountain

Lianshan Province is located in the northwest border of Viet Nam, bordering Yunnan Province in China in the north, belonging to rural mountainous areas. About 195 miles from the bustling Hanoi, it is simply a paradise.

Due to the rugged mountain roads and winding rivers, the scenery here has a unique flavor. There are endless terraces and wide valley landscapes here. Due to the new cable car line, the number of tourists in Fanxi Pan Feng, the highest peak in Vietnam, has gradually increased.

In Lianshan Province, except Anpei area, the climate is close to the plain, and there are often persistent rainstorms in other areas in summer. In spring, mountain torrents have good continuous rainfall and mild climate; Travel time can be selected according to the season.

Tourists hike in Huangliansen National Park and nearby Huameng Valley, and then rest in host families of Miao, Dai, Yi and other ethnic minorities. Many local villagers joined the tourism industry and helped to make hiking routes.

4. Swiss textiles

Warwick is actually a little-known Swiss city. It is a city in Vaud, Switzerland, located on the northeast bank of Le Mans Lake, not far from Lausanne in the west. It was the first settlement of the Roman Empire and later developed into a trade center.

Wei's beautiful scenery has attracted many celebrities to live here. The philosopher Rousseau, the writer Hugo and the famous British actor Chaplin all settled here.

Besides enjoying the beautiful scenery, another reason for coming to Wowei is wine. The first wine festival was held here, and now it has developed into a three-week wine tasting event. If you travel to Switzerland, don't forget. Don't miss it.

5. Greenland

The largest island in the world will celebrate the 10th anniversary of its autonomy in 2008. It is also a celebration to see the unique local scenery.

In Greenland, you can try: canoeing among towering icebergs; Take a dog sledge and cross the top of the world near Kaanak; Or ski by helicopter. These are unique local tourism projects.

About 80% of Greenland is covered by ice sheets, and there are no roads connecting towns. You can only travel by foot, ferry, helicopter or plane.

In the remote national park in the northeast of Greenland, you can see the dazzling northern lights. This is the largest national park in the world, with an area more than twice that of California. Watching the aurora is also one of travelers' favorite projects.

6. Egypt-Cairo

Cairo straddles the Nile, imposing. It is the economic, cultural and transportation center of the whole Middle East. It is also the largest city in Africa and the Arab world.

It is also one of the oldest cities in the world, with the least war-damaged ancient city. If you want to learn about world civilization from this city, Cairo must not be missed.

At the beginning of this year, the Great Egypt Museum, costing more than 654.38 billion US dollars, will open in Giza Plateau. Covering an area of about 5.2 million square feet, the museum is known as the largest museum of single civilization in the world.

Among the more than 50 thousand ancient exhibits planned to be exhibited, the first one is the young Pharaoh Tutankhamun; More than 5,000 cultural relics exhibited for the first time must not be missed.

7. New Mexico-Wilderness

The wilderness of New Mexico is one of the places that adventurers deliberately look for but are not on the map. Northwest Albuquerque, a remote plateau desert about 160 miles.

Ingrid Gilbert of Farrington Convention and Tourism Bureau said: The vast sand landscape will make you feel that you are the only creature within a few miles of Fiona Fang, Fiona Fang, Fiona Fang. 」

8. Italy-matera

Matera, located in the south of Italy, is considered as one of the oldest human settlements in the world and has been listed in the World Cultural Heritage 1993.

Different from the artistic atmosphere in northern Italy or the romantic amorous feelings of other towns in southern Italy, matera attracts tourists from all corners of the country with its unique sense of history.

9. Polynesia-French

In French Polynesia, the first thing people learn is that life can't. You don't need so many things at all. A bathing suit is enough.

It is located in the South Pacific; Located between Australia and California, it consists of sister islands, large and small, and is an overseas territory of France. Seen from the map, French Polynesia looks like many ponies.

In French Polynesia, the weather is warm and humid from February to March every year. Suitable for domestic Spring Festival holiday travel, with an average annual temperature of 27 degrees. Here, you will be greeted by colorful fragrant flowers and sunny weather.

TahitiIsland in the societyislands is not only one of the famous tourist attractions, but also the most populous island in French Polynesia (about 75% of the population) and the seat of Papeete, the capital.

If you like tropical island tours, diving, swimming and seafood, this is definitely the best place to go.

10. Guizhou, China-Fan Jingshan

Fan Jingshan is listed as a first-class world ecological protection zone, which was awarded by the United Nations 1982. Located at the junction of Yinjiang, Jiangkou and Songtao (Southwest) counties in tongren city, Guizhou, China. Its main peak is Phoenix Mountain, with an altitude of 2572 meters.

Fan Jingyuan has a well-preserved ecology and abundant wildlife resources, including Guizhou golden monkey, Davidia involucrata and other rare species. At this year's World Heritage Conference in the United States, it was included in the World Natural Heritage List.

There used to be 48 temples in Fan Jing. It rewards climbers with grotesque rocks and beautiful scenery of Wuling Mountain. There is the majesty of Mount Tai and the momentum of Huashan. But it is also a good place to return to nature and nourish the body and mind.