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UN Tourism’s ‘Best Tourism Villages’ for 2024 is out and this time 55 small, rural escapes have made it to the list.
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The UN has been releasing this list since 2021 to raise awareness about lesser-known places worth visiting across the world.
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As per The Economic Times, this list can lead to increased visitation from higher-spending travellers.
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Here are five such lesser-known destinations in the world that made it to this list and are easily accessible for travellers across the globe.
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Skip Limassol and visit Pissouri if you’re visiting Cyprus and love outdoor activities.
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Set on the banks of the Nile, Gharb Suhayl is an ancient Nubian village where you can learn more about Egyptian culture and art.
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This ancient place is among the 55 villages chosen by the UN for the Best Tourism Villages 2024 list.
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With beautiful architecture, impressive palazzi, and sun-browned wooden Walser houses, this Swiss village is perfect for a peaceful and picturesque escape.
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Located in the charming Otavalo Canton of Imbabura, San Rafael de la Laguna is a breathtaking little place that has a rich cultural heritage and stunning natural landscapes.
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