October is the beginning of autumn, which would translate to fewer crowds and moderate temperatures in most parts of the world. Hence, this is one of the best months of the year to travel to some destinations. Also, since it is not peak season, it can work out a lot more cheaper for you. Here are some of our picks for your October travel:
Mauritius
Mauritius is a tropical paradise and a fabulous holiday destination for tourists. A cultural cocktail, this beautiful location owes its influence to Europe and Asia. This vacation spot offers everything that a traveller can dream of – white sandy beaches, turquoise waters, adventurous water sports, lovely sea food cuisine, tropical drinks and year-round sunshine. Though Mauritius is popular as a beach destination, it is also blessed with exotic wildlife. To book a holiday package to Mauritius, click here.
Cyprus
Cyprus is an exquisite island country in the eastern Mediterranean which is rising in its status as a great place for a vacation. This country owes its popularity to its large stretch of beaches and blue waters. This pretty island boasts of beautiful landscapes, luscious mountains, dense forests and staggering coastlines. Troodos mountain range, which is mostly an untouched part of Cyprus, is an ideal destination for adventurers, artists and photographers alike. Since Cyprus is on the migration path between Europe, Asia and Africa, it will be a visual feast to see many species of birds passing by.
Japan
This island country of intriguing culture, changing fads and sushi, is at its best during autumn. The colourful leaves that are a common sight during autumn is a highlight of Japan tourism, and makes it an enchanting autumn destination. The autumn season sees Japan turning into pretty hues of red and yellow. The viewing of autumn leaves has been a tradition in Japan for centuries and October is a great time for you to be a part of it. The leaves of maple trees and gingko trees will mesmerize you and leave you asking for more. Read more about Japan here.
By Neetu George