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Asia is not only the largest continent in the world. It also has the most admirable natural treasures and the richest and most diverse culture in the world. From its mystical temples and landmarks of antiquity, soothing beaches and enchanting landscapes to the astonishing skyscrapers and infrastructure of modernity, Asia is definitely a place to go in anyone’s bucket list.

Here is a glimpse of the top travel destinations in Asia.

1. Jerusalem, Palestine.

Asia is the origin of the world’s biggest religions. Jerusalem is the holy land for Jews, Christians and Muslims. Notable places to visit included Golgotha, where Jesus was crucified, the Dome of the Rock and the Cenacle.
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The urge to travel is an intrinsic part of being a human. As a species, we have always endeavored to explore new horizons and discover what is beyond our reach to understand the unknown and to comprehend the seemingly unperceivable. We have walked across deserts, climbed mountains, and sent ships into space to satisfy our thirst to journey to the great expanses of beauty available within our reach.

Travel is one of the desires that has greatly fueled the necessity of invention and innovation. Nowadays however, most individuals are so mired in their existences that they cannot conceive of undertaking a trip of exploration of self discovery. The urban landscape has become so mundane and monotonous and the drudger is almost inescapable. We must always strive to break the shackles of the monotony and explore within our means.
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Travelling in Third World countries is not really as dangerous as it sounded decades ago. So many things have happened in the world today, from the fall of communism to globalization that so many countries that although there are countries that are still considered “Third World”, these places are not necessarily destitute or lacking in even the most basic necessities.

There are underdeveloped Third World countries like Haiti and Chad that can be really risky places to travel in because of their poor infrastructure, inadequate medical facilities and unstable political climate. Meanwhile, there are countries like India, Thailand and Costa Rica that are still considered as countries belonging to the Third World, but are in the process of developing. These countries may have areas that can be considered dangerous, but they also have urban centers and facilities that rival even destinations in the First World.
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If you are looking for one of the most romantic honeymoon destination ideas in the world, then the Okavango Delta in Botswana could be a great location for you to explore. This part of the world is a unique and diverse ecosystem. The Okavango River is a rare specimen which flows into a lowland swampy area rather than the ocean. Once, many millions of years ago, this was a low lying inland sea. Over time it has become a lush, swampy environment that is home to millions of animals. Also, throughout the year, animals from all over Africa migrate to this area.

For this reason, the Okavango Delta area is one of the most romantic honeymoon destination ideas as it will allow you to see all of Africa’s rarest and most magnificent animals.

Preparing for Your Honeymoon

It goes without saying that an African honeymoon holidays destination will require a lot of planning and forethought. This is the reason why you should always work with a reputable tour operator who has been serving Australians for many years. Only through this kind of professional help will you be able to enjoy your trip, because there are many technical difficulties to overcome. You may need certain inoculation procedures, there may be visa requirements and permits required to enter the national park areas.

Not only can a professional tour operator take care of all the legwork on your vacation, but they will also be able to hook you up with local guides, experts and rangers. These professionals will be able to take you to the best locations to see as many animals as possible. They will also be able to advise you and assist you in your adventure and make sure you are as comfortable and happy as possible.

This week my daughter came to me and announced that, it was time to start planning for a spring break vacation. I thought really. Already? She apparently needs a break from the rigors of school. Then it occurred to me that I too need a break from the rigors of work and a little R and R is just the ticket to rejuvenate the both of us.

I asked her had she thought of a few destinations that might be interesting and to my dismay; she produced a list of places she’d like to go. I have to tell you I was impressed that a 15 year old would take such initiative and put together a well thought out and researched list of destinations. I guess she really is learning something in school!

We are a family of RVers and campers. We enjoy adventure travel and the great outdoors and to that end, most of the destinations on her list fell into the camping arena. Whether we rent a vacation home or RV, we like the homey feel of having our own things along with us.
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