The adventurous and curious soul of De Salas has led us to wonder about some of the destinations for travel, less known but more exciting than those we could find in the recommendations of the large tour operators. And the result has left us wanting to dust off our passport.
Malcapuya Island It is one of those paradise islands that one sees in photographs but does not think can exist or visit. And the reality is that it belongs to the Philippines and offers exclusive experiences, with a small coral, beaches with very fine white sand and a contrast of blues in the water that can be seen in very few places in the world.
Travel a Vancouver, on the west coast of Canada, is to make it a spectacular city, where the urban possibilities it offers are as impressive as the landscape where it is framed and which is a paradise of explosive nature for all those who enjoy the outdoors.
On the same American continent we can travel much further south, and there the adventure awaits us in the form of a river, in this case the Amazon. Wild, unique, and as dangerous as it is enigmatic, you can travel through several countries such as Brazil o Peru, but the feeling is always the same, that of finding yourself in a practically unexplored place but, yes, accompanied by beautiful pink dolphins as we cross it.
El Potala o Lhasa Temple It is the residence of Dalai Lama since it was founded in 1648, it is the maximum expression of the tibetan architecture and was the capital of Tibet until 1959, the year in which the fourteenth Dalai Lama exiled to Dharamsala, India, after a popular revolt against China. It is undoubtedly a destination in which the verb travel takes on an almost existential meaning.
Myanmar: Burma as it was previously known, it is the most impressive destination in Southeast Asia. As much as your city Bagan, designated last year as Heritage and that it is an authentic mas of temples, a spectacle worth seeing from above and one of the greatest architectural destinations in the world. What was once the capital of the Burmese empire, is undoubtedly a must-see destination for travel.
And we end up at the antipodes, that is, in New Zealand. The Landscape written like this, in capital letters, where the forests are more lush, the lakes deeper, the mountains higher and the skies bluer. Well maybe not, but admiring the photos of him we can't help but think that just to feel small and ecstatic, it's worth it. travel The other side of the world. Of course, a must-see is the setting where it was filmed. The Lord of the Rings o The Hobbit, because the tiny houses are there, it must be the only small thing in the country.
Asia, America, by land, sea or air, in De Salas We like to think that our clients and friends are not afraid of anything and are eager to continue traveling the world. From here, we encourage you to do so.
Gala Mora
DESALAS Lifestyle
