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Never Heard of
Here's something short and sweet: 25 Best Places you've Never Heard of.
How does Sal, Siwa, Imlil, Agadez sound?
Or, Kas, Triglav National Park, Algamitas, Erice, Calvi or Lohéac?
Yep, they sure live up to the title. The first set is located in Africa, the second set in Europe and I haven't heard of a single one.
Budget Travel asked professionals who tour the world on their company dime to come up with the very best, undiscovered locales in which they've found themselves searching for coffee beans, new foods, textiles, or other marketable goods.
This is one article I'm going to be cutting out; the more obscure and unknown a place is, the more fascinating it becomes for me.
Take for example, the above mentioned village of Siwa (photo above) which "is built atop an enormous network of natural wells, which bubble out of the earth in the form of two huge lakes--Birket Siwa and Birket Zeitun--and countless hot springs." This is just one of 25 similar locations few tourists know about and even fewer will ever bother to visit.












Reader Comments (Page 2 of 2)
Jaculis Sep 3rd 2006 8:06PM
As I watched an amublance pull into a nursing home this evening, it started a thought.
"There's no place like home, there's no place like home..." [of course, Judy Garland, from the "Wizard of Oz"]
There are so many elders with so much to teach that is seems that a simple gift of the heart would not only cost less, but pay in dividends that it is hard (at least for me) to get my mind around.
Don't forget to bring your ruby slippers... ;)
A listening ear gains much. There is very little security, so the body searches are at a minimum, and you can being liquids. Most likely, they and you are welcome.
How can you beat that?
Bon voyage, whichever *your* chosen destination.
Best Regards.
Jaculis Sep 3rd 2006 11:45PM
ahmmmm that was "ambulance" and "bring"... seems a visit to the local library would behoove me. ;)
Eu espero que vocĂȘ tenha uma viagem segura, maravilhosa.