The leader of the rating, compiled by The Lonely Planet, was Malta.
A popular edition of The Lonely Planet has published a ranking of the best “hidden” destinations for travelers, with 25 people from different parts of the world.
These places are away from the usual mass tourism. However, experts believe that these areas can surprise even the most discerning travelers.
The leader of the list were Malta and Gozo, which is considered as one of the best places in the world for scuba diving.
Then it is followed by Seoul (South Korea), because of its well-developed gastronomy network, and Vojvodina (Serbia), which has a rich culture and history, as well as all conditions for active tourism.
Full list of rating we publish below:
Malta
Seoul (South Korea)
Vojvodina (Serbia)
Stock island (Key West, FL, USA)
South Island (Cambodia)
Ilhabela (Brazil)
Lombok (Indonesia)
The lost Sierra (California, USA)
National Park Weerribben-Wieden (the Netherlands)
Cultural quarter Silent Green (Berlin, Germany)
Kaieteur Falls (Guyana)
Kjerringøy (Norway)
The Pittsburg ( PA, USA)
Mallorca (Spain)
Ushuaia (Argentina)
Honduras
Gallery under the open sky, Shekhawati (India)
National Park wind Cave (South Dakota)
Taroudant (Morocco)
Islands Champlain (Vermont, USA)
Pieve (Italy)
Madragoa (Lisbon, Portugal)
Kerama Islands (Okinawa, Japan)
Vršovice (Prague, Czech Republic)
Belleville (Paris, France)
