The summer travel season has been a busy one. Millions of travelers have taken to the skies, roads, boats, and more to visit destinations around the world. But as the clock ticks away, there’s another season on the horizon. With Fall coming upon us in a few weeks, here are three places worth visiting when the days get a little shorter and cooler when the next season begins.
Kyoto, Japan
Kyoto, Japan is a location that is surging on the list of international travel locations. Fall just happens to be the busy season for this major city, and a perfect time to visit. There are several cultural sites worth checking out to get a deep taste of Japan’s historic contributions. As the leaves change, the settings are often exceptionally beautiful for those looking to fill their camera rolls and social media feeds with the best pictures. The best bet is to visit earlier in the season to avoid the high cost of accommodations, but Fall is a great time to check out this city.
Paros, Greece
Greece is a beautiful location to visit any time of the year. So much so, that locals in some areas are pushing back on the idea of tourists occupying their space. It is ranked the 13th most visited country in the world, with approximately 31.3 million visitors each year. Paros is an area that is a viable alternative to some of the more popular tourist locations. This area is filled with beaches, luxury hotels, and other attractions that are causing it to become more popular every year. Take some time to check it out before it becomes as crowded as some of the other areas in the country.
Yellowstone National Park
Autumn is a glorious time to be outside and in nature. If you’re staying in the United States, then Yellowstone National Park is a great destination to add to your list. This is a great time of the year to be in the park to snap pictures of a variety of animals in their natural habitat. Not only is this an excellent location to take beautiful pictures, but there is a slew of activities to take part in such as bike riding, fly-fishing, hiking and much more. The national park touches multiple states in Wyoming, Montana, and Idaho, giving you several touch points throughout the season.