25 Best Fall Travel Destinations Around The World to Visit Now
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Date: 2019-09-05
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Echa
Sumatra is HUGE but I can share some of the spots to visit: 1. Weh Island (the beaches are sooo gorgeous, also great spot for scuba diving) up in the northest part of Sumatra, and Belitung Islands in the eastern coast of Sumatra (has gorgeous islets & granite rock formations & beaches)2. Nias Island (great place to surf, and the Nias tribe has this fahombo stone jumping tradition in Teluk Dalam village)3. Bukit Lawang conservatory rainforest and Gunung Leuser National Park (lots orangutans and other primates. if you're lucky you can find sumatran tiges, or rare corpse smelled flowers called Rafflesia arnoldi & Amorphophallus titanium. but this place is getting too touristic) and they also have caves; North Sumatra4. Way Kambas conservatory rainforest and Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park (you can volunteer here at the elephants conservatory center. maybe. just google it haha, South Sumatra5. Kiluan islands for dolphin hunting and Pahawang Islands for short boat trips with pristine white beaches (e. g: Pasir Putih Beach, Lampung, South Sumatra6. Lake Toba & Samosir island (a huge caldera with the remnants in the center as the island, from Tambora supervolcanic eruption. And you can learn the Batak tribes culture too in Huta Tinggi area or Rumah Bolon in Berastagi region, North Sumatra7. Gadang Traditional House and Culture complex, Koto Baru village, South Solok region, West Sumatra8. Cow racing festival called pacu jawi and some Dutch colonial historical sites to see in Batusangkar, Tanah Datar region, West Sumatra9. Harau Valley and waterfalls (one of them is Lubuk Bulan waterfall, Lima Puluh Kota region, West Sumatra10. The Mentawai Islands (there's an indigenous Mentawai tribe, and their beaches are beautiful, awesome waves for surfing)11. Kerinci Mountain and National Park Conservation Area (at 3805 m from sea level) West Sumatra. If you want the easier one to climb is Gunung Sibayak volcano in Berastagi region, North Sumatra12. LOTS of caves (e. g: Ngalau Indah cave, waterfalls (e. g: Sipiso-piso a. k. a the greatest waterfall in sumatra & Gadih Ranti waterfall, other lakes (e. g: Lake Biru Talawi, Lake Maninjau & Lake Laut Tinggal, river activities, and beautiful small surrounding islands with pristine beaches (e. g: Pagang Island & Cubadak Island. 13. Don't forget to try Luwak coffee, Mandailing coffee and Sidikalang coffee. eat Pempek Palembang, Nasi Babi Karo, and Nasi Padang with beef rendang of course I am sorry if this is too long but I hope I gave you an idea of how much you can do in Sumatra, Indonesia
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Sumatra is HUGE but I can share some of the spots to visit: 1. Weh Island (the beaches are sooo gorgeous, also great spot for scuba diving) up in the northest part of Sumatra, and Belitung Islands in the eastern coast of Sumatra (has gorgeous islets & granite rock formations & beaches)2. Nias Island (great place to surf, and the Nias tribe has this fahombo stone jumping tradition in Teluk Dalam village)3. Bukit Lawang conservatory rainforest and Gunung Leuser National Park (lots orangutans and other primates. if you're lucky you can find sumatran tiges, or rare corpse smelled flowers called Rafflesia arnoldi & Amorphophallus titanium. but this place is getting too touristic) and they also have caves; North Sumatra4. Way Kambas conservatory rainforest and Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park (you can volunteer here at the elephants conservatory center. maybe. just google it haha, South Sumatra5. Kiluan islands for dolphin hunting and Pahawang Islands for short boat trips with pristine white beaches (e. g: Pasir Putih Beach, Lampung, South Sumatra6. Lake Toba & Samosir island (a huge caldera with the remnants in the center as the island, from Tambora supervolcanic eruption. And you can learn the Batak tribes culture too in Huta Tinggi area or Rumah Bolon in Berastagi region, North Sumatra7. Gadang Traditional House and Culture complex, Koto Baru village, South Solok region, West Sumatra8. Cow racing festival called pacu jawi and some Dutch colonial historical sites to see in Batusangkar, Tanah Datar region, West Sumatra9. Harau Valley and waterfalls (one of them is Lubuk Bulan waterfall, Lima Puluh Kota region, West Sumatra10. The Mentawai Islands (there's an indigenous Mentawai tribe, and their beaches are beautiful, awesome waves for surfing)11. Kerinci Mountain and National Park Conservation Area (at 3805 m from sea level) West Sumatra. If you want the easier one to climb is Gunung Sibayak volcano in Berastagi region, North Sumatra12. LOTS of caves (e. g: Ngalau Indah cave, waterfalls (e. g: Sipiso-piso a. k. a the greatest waterfall in sumatra & Gadih Ranti waterfall, other lakes (e. g: Lake Biru Talawi, Lake Maninjau & Lake Laut Tinggal, river activities, and beautiful small surrounding islands with pristine beaches (e. g: Pagang Island & Cubadak Island. 13. Don't forget to try Luwak coffee, Mandailing coffee and Sidikalang coffee. eat Pempek Palembang, Nasi Babi Karo, and Nasi Padang with beef rendang of course I am sorry if this is too long but I hope I gave you an idea of how much you can do in Sumatra, Indonesia
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Kristen Autret
Hey guys, great video as usual I'm from Colorado and while I agree aspen is stunning, there are so many other amazing places to go (especially in the fall. Crested butte, glenwood canyon, garden of the gods, boulder, or Fort Collins. There is so much do do here and I would definitely recommend checking it out more in depth. Also FoCo has the most micro breweries per capita in the world, worth a visit. Peace and love guys
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Hey guys, great video as usual I'm from Colorado and while I agree aspen is stunning, there are so many other amazing places to go (especially in the fall. Crested butte, glenwood canyon, garden of the gods, boulder, or Fort Collins. There is so much do do here and I would definitely recommend checking it out more in depth. Also FoCo has the most micro breweries per capita in the world, worth a visit. Peace and love guys
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Eric Groslevin
What about France in fall? It is less crowded by tourist and all poeple are back to work or back to school. all tourist attraction still open, back country is beautyfull and the weather is nice from September to the end of October. Without forgetting the wine harvesting time everywhere in France making nice animation in every village. Definatelly my prefered time to travel to France with low prices.
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What about France in fall? It is less crowded by tourist and all poeple are back to work or back to school. all tourist attraction still open, back country is beautyfull and the weather is nice from September to the end of October. Without forgetting the wine harvesting time everywhere in France making nice animation in every village. Definatelly my prefered time to travel to France with low prices.
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renmcb
Stumbled onto to this one guys - and I'm so crazy grateful that I did. I am hoping to have 4 months to do a RTW trip Sept thru Dec this year and was wondering if it made sense to postpone to a different time of year But watching this it seems like t will be just perfect My destinations so far are Scotland in Sept, Greece or Italy in Oct, Africa in Nov, and NZ in Dec Thanks a ton for this vid
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Stumbled onto to this one guys - and I'm so crazy grateful that I did. I am hoping to have 4 months to do a RTW trip Sept thru Dec this year and was wondering if it made sense to postpone to a different time of year But watching this it seems like t will be just perfect My destinations so far are Scotland in Sept, Greece or Italy in Oct, Africa in Nov, and NZ in Dec Thanks a ton for this vid
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RosieEllen
The Lake District in England is great in fall/winter, i live hear and its the reason why this is my favourite time of year. Marko i recommend Grasmere for you as its the home of William Wordsworth, they also have their own ginger bread. Hawkshead is pretty and quiet too. Theres also Windermere and Coniston. Tarn House is a stunning walk in fall, so is Gummer's How and Aire Force
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The Lake District in England is great in fall/winter, i live hear and its the reason why this is my favourite time of year. Marko i recommend Grasmere for you as its the home of William Wordsworth, they also have their own ginger bread. Hawkshead is pretty and quiet too. Theres also Windermere and Coniston. Tarn House is a stunning walk in fall, so is Gummer's How and Aire Force
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Hal Ryder
I've been to many places around the world, but they don't get as colourful as they do in Japan. Definitely a must go in the fall. Sadly, this is also when tourists are at their peak (not just foreign tourists, but local tourists moving around the country as well, so you are gonna have to fight those crowds, or head down very very early in the morning to avoid those crowds.
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I've been to many places around the world, but they don't get as colourful as they do in Japan. Definitely a must go in the fall. Sadly, this is also when tourists are at their peak (not just foreign tourists, but local tourists moving around the country as well, so you are gonna have to fight those crowds, or head down very very early in the morning to avoid those crowds.
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Annisa Erou
So happy that you put Indonesia in the list For additional info, Orangutans also live in Borneo - you can go to Tanjung Puting National Park which is really famous of its Orangutan Conservation: ) come to Indonesia if you haven't and maybe you guys can make a meet and greet and I'll definitely attend it Best of luck and warm regards from Indonesia
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So happy that you put Indonesia in the list For additional info, Orangutans also live in Borneo - you can go to Tanjung Puting National Park which is really famous of its Orangutan Conservation: ) come to Indonesia if you haven't and maybe you guys can make a meet and greet and I'll definitely attend it Best of luck and warm regards from Indonesia
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Nino
definitely visit Georgia this is my country and i can tell that every season is beautiful in our country and aspecially fall here you can see mountins, sea, waterfalls, rivers everything is beautifull and gorgeous oh and you are write Georgia is one of the oldest wine regions in the world so glad and happy that you are interested love your vids
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definitely visit Georgia this is my country and i can tell that every season is beautiful in our country and aspecially fall here you can see mountins, sea, waterfalls, rivers everything is beautifull and gorgeous oh and you are write Georgia is one of the oldest wine regions in the world so glad and happy that you are interested love your vids
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LeRose Lapin
I'd love a video focus on safe/best destinations for female travellers. I don't have anyone to travel with (sometimes one of my cousins) and my parents freak out when I travel alone because let's be honest the world isn't an always safe place for a girl travelling alone so. what would be your pics for solo female travellers like myself
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I'd love a video focus on safe/best destinations for female travellers. I don't have anyone to travel with (sometimes one of my cousins) and my parents freak out when I travel alone because let's be honest the world isn't an always safe place for a girl travelling alone so. what would be your pics for solo female travellers like myself
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KeepinIt350
Just got back last Sunday from Peru =. Got to Lima, Paracas, Huacachina, Nazca, Arequipa, Chivay, 2 day trek in Colca Canyon, and did the 4 day Inca Trail trek to Machu Picchu. Got rained on one day in the canyon and two days on the Inca Trail, but it wasn't anything I couldn't deal with. The rest of the time the weather was fantastic.
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Just got back last Sunday from Peru =. Got to Lima, Paracas, Huacachina, Nazca, Arequipa, Chivay, 2 day trek in Colca Canyon, and did the 4 day Inca Trail trek to Machu Picchu. Got rained on one day in the canyon and two days on the Inca Trail, but it wasn't anything I couldn't deal with. The rest of the time the weather was fantastic.
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