The most beautiful places in the world, from solo traveler, have visited 86 countries

Valle d’Aosta, the smallest and most populous in Italy, led me breath during my visit in September 2024.

Located in the northwest corner of the country, the region shares a border with Switzerland and France, creating a majestic mountainous backdrop thanks to Mont Blanc straddling the three countries.

I recommend staying in the capital, Aosta. Nicknamed “Little Rome of the Alpes”, it is not only Mont Blanc which deserves to be seen – Aosta is full of historical ruins, as Porta Pretoria and Criptoportico.

In January 2019, I went to New Zealand and I rented a motorhome for a Queenstown road trip to Aoraki / Mount Cook.

My first stop was Wānaka, where I was spoiling in fields of flowers and tasted with local honey at Wānaka Lavender Farm.

I also hiked in Roys Peak – a 5,177 feet summit where I saw a lot of sheep while I was heading for the panoramic view of the city.

Every morning, I sipped coffee on Wānaka lake and admired the only willow that grows in the water. As New Yorker, I really liked to be able to get lost in nature.

When I visited Buenos Aires in January 2023, I decided to make a ferry in Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay, for a day trip.

The city is full of white, stones and pastel buildings, many of which are decorated with flowers. Together, they were contrasting beautifully with the cobbled streets.

The historic district of Colonia del Sacramento is also a UNESCO World Heritage site. Here you can head to the Bastion of San Miguel for a view of the sea or Ruinas del Convento in San Francisco for the remaining remains of a convent built in the 1690s.

During another road trip, I visited Fish River Canyon in Namibia, which is the largest canyon in Africa and the second largest in the world after the Grand Canyon.

There were practically no tourists when I visited a hot day in April 2024. Watching the massive and colorful gorges was an experience that I will never forget. It was extremely calm, and I sat next to everything for everything.

In March 2019, I marked a flight of $ 12 in Seoul to the island of Jeju, South Korea.

One of my first judgments was to see Oedolgae, a single rock formation which would have been formed by a volcanic eruption. While I was going there from my hostel, I spent a lot of waterfalls and I witnessed the first signs of the flower flowers of the island.

When I arrived, I watched the waves crash on Oedolgae and the other massive volcanic rocks that have jostled from the ocean soil.