Lots of Adventure with No Visa! Holiday Destinations That You Can Easily Travel To
If you would like to see new countries and new cities, there are many holiday destinations where you can travel without a visa. Serbia and North Macedonia in Europe, Egypt in Africa, the Philippines and Thailand in Asia and Argentina and Brazil in South America are some of them. All you need to travel to these countries is a passport and a plane ticket. Let’s take a look at the visa-free holiday destinations that you can consider when making your holiday plans.
City of Statues: Skopje, North Macedonia
Skopje, the capital and largest city of North Macedonia is an ideal city to see the cultural diversity of the Balkan geography and the transformation it has experienced over the years. Skopje city center, which draws attention with its modern and historical elements, has a fascinating atmosphere. As part of the Skopje 2014 Project, which is carried out to reflect the national identity of North Macedonia, many statues, monuments and new buildings have been placed in different parts of the city. The statues in Alexander the Great Square are especially worth seeing.
You can see important structures such as the Stone Bridge and Skopje Fortress in Skopje city center. Matka Canyon, which is an hour away from the city center and welcomes its visitors with beautiful views throughout all four seasons, has very enjoyable trekking routes.
White City: Belgrade, Serbia
Belgrade, which has been under the control of many countries throughout history, including the Ottoman Empire and Yugoslavia, is an important city that bears the traces of different cultures today. In Belgrade, which is divided into two by the Sava River, you can see traces from the Soviet period as well as the Turkish coffee culture, a habit of the Ottomans. Located in the historical center of Belgrade, the Belgrade Fortress, which the locals call Kalemegdan and the park around it are the most popular spots in the city.
While visiting the city, you can see The Temple of Saint Sava, one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world, and the Nikola Tesla Museum.
A Fairytale Trip: Kotor, Montenegro
Located on the Adriatic coast, the city of Kotor is home to a historic center that is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The city, which promises a fairytale experience with its stone streets, ancient walls and Venetian-style buildings, includes the 12th-century Kotor Cathedral in Gothic and Romanesque styles, among the must-see structures. You can also visit the town of Perast, which is located near the city center and attracts attention with its Gothic-style houses. While you are in Kotor, you can also visit the Castle of San Giovanni and the Maritime Museum.
Journey to the Pyramids: Cairo, Egypt
Are you interested in Djoser, considered the ancestor of the pyramid form, or the Great Pyramid of Giza, the only work that has survived to the present day among the 7 Wonders of the World? Then your route is clear! Located on the banks of the Nile River, which feeds the fertile lands of Egypt, Cairo is one of the ideal points where you can travel to see the magnificent structures of the ancient world. Not only Djoser and Giza but also the pyramids of Cheops, Khafre and Mykerinos are worth seeing.
If you wish, you can visit Islamic Cairo, a region that is rich in Islamic architecture and also on the UNESCO World Heritage List. You can explore the city on the water by joining boat tours that are organized on the Nile River.
An Exotic Adventure: Phuket, Thailand
If you would like to take your vacation route a little further, Phuket is among the best options with its exotic nature and world-famous beaches. Home to many islands, the James Bond Island, made famous by the movie The Man with the Golden Gun, is extremely popular in the region.
It is possible to reach this island, which attracts attention with its giant limestone cliffs and emerald green waters, by boat tours. If you would like to go on a journey into the history and culture of Thailand, you can visit the Big Buddha statue and Wat Chalong Temple.
We also have to say that Phuket has a very lively nightlife. Also, if you visit the Old Town area, you can come across local restaurants and art galleries here.
