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[forwards4all] 8 of the most Beautiful but Undiscovered Places around the World

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8 of the most Beautiful but Undiscovered Places around the World

Meknes - Morocco

Meknes in Morroco is overshadowed by its sibling cities Fes and Marakesh.
While it is low key compared to these more visited cities, Meknes actually has
a very interesting share of architectural gems. Gaze at its historical 45 kilometer wall, gaze ate over fifty palaces located close to the city. Once word gets out, more and more travelers are bound to frequent this place.

Gujarat - India

This Indian state is at the very northwestern end of the country and is as off-beat as you can imagine. The island of Diu, which used to be inhabited by Portiguese settlers, is a must-see. There is a close-to dilapidated palace in the city of Bhuj which could give you so much in terms of India's untold history. The salt plains of the Little Rann of Kutch are also picturesque stops which no one must miss out on!

Aberdeen - Scotland

This Scottish city lives and breathes Old World Europe. It's very charming with its Footdee village which would probably remind you of Tolkien's The Hobbit. Also a must-see is the university which holds the famous King's Chapel at the very heart of its campus grounds. The city itself is glittering, and there are plenty of cosmopolitan spots to visit here if you find yourself missing the conveniences of modern life.

Trieste - Italy

This was originally where James Joyce lives, and the place was the first inspiration for the Ulysses before he moved to Dublin. Trieste is quite a melting pot of cultures, old European cafes, and seascapes. It's located very close to Slovenia already, and still has the old Europe vibe. It's definitely a place worth visiting if you want to taste as much central European food and experience the charm of Hapsburg.

Chongqing Province - China

Most people who go to China skip all the other provinces and go straight to Sichuan. If you do this too, you're missing out on a lot. Locals can tell you that Chongqing is actually more worthy of the praises. The province overlooks the Yangzi River so if you're looking for a picturesque place to visit, this is one of the best located spots in the country.

The Utrecht in The Netherlands

When you think about the Netherlands, you would probably automatically
assume that the best city to visit here is the Amsterdam. While the over-trodden Amsterdam surely has its charm, those wishing to steer off the beaten path may want to visit the Utrecht.

Arras - France

This quaint little town is quite a surprise to travelers. It still has about 155 old gingerbread-like houses as if it's been frozen in time. The confectionary sold here is also reminiscent of the 17th and 18th century Europe you would only read about in story books. You must also visit the town's historical WW1 tunnels. These were used as routes by soldiers.

Helsinki - Finland

While probably not as ambiguous as the places we've mentioned above, Finland's capital is still considered humble and a bit low key. It is, however, a good place to visit, with its art nouveau buildings, unassuming façade, generous share of art galleries, and quaint restaurants which have retained their 1930s vibe.