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travel suggestions in your own country
Does anyone else really miss traveling? Being trapped in my house the past two months has really made me eager to travel again once the restrictions are lifted.
So I was wondering- If someone was planning to visit your country or town, what would you recommend that they see or do?
In my city (Philadelphia), I would recommend that visitors see the Liberty Bell, try a famous cheesesteak from Jim's, and take a walk or bike on a path near the river.
Whether it is a popular tourist destination or a place that only locals are familiar with, I am excited to hear from you all!
May 5, 2020 7:52 PM
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There are many great destinations here in New Zealand, and with no tourist hordes to compete with they might actually be worthwhile visiting again ;)
North to South:
Cape Reinga & 90 mile beach
Tane Mahuta
Cathedral Cove & Hot-water beach
Rotorua, Tarawera & the volcanic/thermal features
Lake Taupo
Whirinaki, Waikaremoana, Waikareiti
Tongariro National Park
Mt Taranaki
Whanganui river
Tararua mountain range
Marlborough sounds
Nelson Lakes & Blue Lake
Southern Alps (soooo much to see/do!)
Fjordland
May 5, 2020
Hello!!! I'm from Perú, I'd recommend to visit Machu Picchu in Cusco, waterfall in jungle or Amazonas river in Iquitos, Misti volcano in Arequipa, beaches like Mancora in the coast and more. Perú is wonderful. :)
May 5, 2020
Thanks everyone for sharing- hearing about all of the cool places makes me excited for when everything is open again!
May 6, 2020
Miss it too ... I'm living in my motorhome since one year ( to visit Europe ) and now I can't move ....
So in France : Paris, Disneyland, Mont-saint michel but if you want something more different L'auvergne it's such a wonderful place to go ( if you love nature, lake ... ). And you have good cheese ( like Saint-Nectaire or la Fourme D'Ambert ).
May 5, 2020
I'm in France, but in the countryside, far from the Eiffel Tower ;-)
Here, you can visit a lot of castels, caves, vineyards and big gardens.
May 5, 2020
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