20. Suriname, South America
Most of Suriname remains covered in primary forest. Thus, it is perhaps one of the world’s few remaining secret bastions of true exploration. What’s more, it’s not difficult to reach and is a perfect example of proper resource management. Book a local flight to the wild Kabalebo Nature Resort where you can go wildlife spotting, kayaking down an uncharted river, or take part in a guided ranger trip.
21. Ancient Sites, Morocco
At the peak of their mighty empire, the Romans reached Lixus in Morocco. Despite a few more modern markings, Lixus is not only off the tourist trail it is also one of Morocco’s oldest inhabited sites. Explore the city where the legendary Hercules checked off one of his famous “12 labors.” You can also learn what Roman life was like when you visit Upper Town’s amphitheatre, mosaics, and temple sanctuaries.
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