Top 10 Trending Destinations Of The World To Visit In 2023

In 2023, international travel is bouncing back and we are already thrilled to pack our bags and head toward adventure. While some travellers are keen to hit the beaches, some want to enjoy their vacations in the lap of nature, surrounded by greenery while a few others even want to visit the deserts. Booking.com has shared a report of the most trending destinations for 2023. Booking.com is also now available in Hindi.The Hindi language version will be available across all Booking.com platforms - mobile, web, iOS and Android app - making it accessible to Hindi speakers globally. So before making your reservation and booking your flight tickets, check out this curated list of the top 10 trending places to visit across the globe to have the best holiday and an incredible 2023!

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10 Trending Places To Visit Across The Globe

1. Sao Paulo, Brazil

The metropolis of Sao Paulo, with its art house cinemas and experimental theaters, is home to 20 million locals. A traditional Samba and Pagode experience will give partygoers a chance to soak up live samba, while foodies will delight in the gourmet dining that makes this city a world-renowned gastronomic haven. The youngsters can party to their heart's content while enjoying the food at the Michelin-star restaurants in Brazil. A trip to Oscar Freire street is a must for its boutique shops and souvenirs.

2. Budva, Montenegro

For those who love the beach and the idea of a sun-soaked vacation on crystal clear waters, the town of Budva in western Montenegro is one of the destinations to visit in Europe in 2023. Located on the coast of the Adriatic Sea, Budva boasts a 22-mile winding coastline known as the Budva Riviera with a strip of beautiful golden sandy beaches. Scenic landscapes and rugged mountains are the attractions of this place. The adventure-loving population can explore Boka Bay on a Mamula Island, Blue Cave and Lady of the Rocks Tour.

3. Puducherry, India

Puducherry is located on the southeast coast of India sitting on the Bay of Bengal. If you love tranquility and chilling on golden beaches, Puducherry is the place for you. The place possesses calming energy and attracts spiritual visitors with the numerous ashrams which the tourists visit for healing, meditation and rejuvenation. The quaint streets of Puducherry are lined with pastel-colored townhouses and charming balconies, draped with pink bougainvillea, which are aesthetically pleasing and French-inspired. Mahe Beach is the best spot to watch an incredible sunrise, with a plethora of watersports and scuba diving activities. The entire town is blessed with many beaches; one of its unique features.

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4. Querétaro, Mexico

Querétaro is an up-and-coming destination in Mexico widely known for its friendly and welcoming locals and spring-like climate which welcomes the tourists all year round. A short drive from the city lies one of the world's largest monoliths, Pena de Bernal, which rises majestically above Pueblo Magico. Adventure seekers need to test their bravery to scale the remains of this old volcano and Indian travellers who are interested in extra-terrestrial exploration can hear tales of mysterious lights from the locals here. This biosphere reserve is a UNESCO heritage site that nature enthusiasts and hikers will relish.

5. Bolzano, Italy

The capital of Italy's northernmost region of South Tyrol, Bolzano is an alpine destination ideal for hiking and skiing.. Situated amongst the stunning snow-capped mountains of the Italian Dolomites, travellers can head to one of the acclaimed ski resorts in winter. This region of Italy is renowned for its full-bodied wines, because of its gorgeous vineries that grow picturesquely. Travellers can pay a visit to the quaint Santa Maria Maddalena Church for breathtaking views of these magnificent vineyards and taste the regional wine and taste the local delicacies prepared here.

6. Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia

Kota Kinabalu in Malaysia is a hidden gem surrounded by lush rainforests and sandy beaches. By day, travellers can browse beautiful pearls, colorful textiles and exquisite wood carvings crafted by regional artisans at the Kota Kinabalu Handicraft Market. The Floating Seafood Market restaurant is not to be missed with excellent butter prawns and soft-shell crab, while cultural performances on stage showcase the blossoming local arts-and-music scene. During the evening, travellers can observe the natural environment from a boat during an Evening River Safari.

7. Kalabaka, Greece

Nestled in the Thessaly Valley, the Greek town of Kalabaka guards the Meteora, a majestic rock formation and home to several Eastern Orthodox monasteries. This UNESCO world heritage site dates to the 13th century and was built by monks seeking scenic solitude. Travellers can dive deeper on a Meteora Sunset Tour and discover the thousand-year-old Badovas hermit caves and beautiful frescoes in the monasteries and enjoy an incredible sunset across the valley. With a bustling market every Friday and local restaurants serving heartwarming meatballs, Moussaka and slow-cooked stews, the place is definitely a treat for foodies.

8. Santa Fe, United States

The uniqueness of Santa Fe is encapsulated with its unparalleled multicultural heritage and Native American tribes. From rich artistic traditions to mesmerising structures, indigenous people have left an impressive mark on the city and travelers can explore their culture and creations at the Museum of Contemporary Native Arts. Santa Fe is the nation's highest state capital and sits at the foot of the Sangre de Cristo range, making it a fantastic base for hiking, mountain biking and skiing. For an adrenaline rush from a great height, travelers can venture into the mountains for rock climbing, paragliding, or white-water rafting.

9. Olomouc, Czech Republic

Located in the Hanaregion of Moravia, the city dates to Roman times and has it all, from exquisite architecture to religious heritage to rich gastronomy. Its soft cheese is a must-try, especially for those travellers who would want to indulge in food on vacation that they can't normally access at home. The well-preserved old town is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the Holy Trinity Column, which punctuates the main square, is one of the baroque wonders of Central Europe. Travellers can enjoy views of the column from the nearby Town Hall Tower, as well as the beautiful neighboring countryside of the Jeseniky Mountains. Olomouc is a university city, and thus known for the many bookshop cafes, or for the energetic vibe and nightlife at the lively pubs and microbreweries.

10. Hobart, Australia

There are few destinations where travelers can climb a mountain, head to the beach, and visit a world-class art gallery all in one day, and Hobart is one of them. The capital of Tasmania is the southernmost capital in Australia, and has unbelievably good weather all-year long. Framed by the incredible Mount Wellington with the River Derwent flowing through, adventure seekers can explore the region via kayak, abseiling or even surfing. Visitors can also enjoy world-renowned artwork at the Museum of Old and New Art, which placed this little port city on the global cultural map. With its ferries, fishing boats and floating pier, the natural charm of Hobart is undeniable.

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