Best National Parks in the World

01/29/2024

Welcome to Goreme National Park, a remote and colorful landscape made up of dramatic rock formations in Cappadocia in central Turkey. The scenery has been formed by thousands and thousands of years of water and wind erosion and includes everything from impressive rock towers to fairy chimneys.

Humans have lived in the valley since the 4th-century, when they started crafting a network of interconnecting underground tunnels and villages. These were hidden below ground level as a way to stay safe from Arab invaders. Today, exploring these still-lived-in underground communities is quite remarkable. They even include chapels, storerooms, and secretive homes carved into the rock.

01/29/2024

Croatia’s extraordinary Plitvice National Park is home to some of the most beautiful attractions in Europe. A total of 16 interlaced lakes and forests are found within the park, spread across two sections of 12 upper lakes and four lower lakes. Depending on the angle of the sun and the minerals within the water, the lakes change from blue to green and everything in between.

Take your time tracing the hiking trails alongside the lakes and within the forests. Keep an eye out for wildlife, such as European brown bears, wolves, wild cats, and capercaillie. Bird watchers will be in paradise here with over 126 species of birds recorded in the park, including the large and unusual game bird known as a capercaillie.

01/25/2024

Costa Rica is known for its exceptional wildlife, and Manuel Antonio National Park is one of its best. Located south of Quepos, it is Costa Rica’s smallest park but one of the most popular. So popular, in fact, that authorities have had to restrict tourists from visiting on Mondays to allow the natural environment time to recover.

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01/19/2024

Vatnajokull National Park is one of a trio of national parks in Iceland, characterized by spectacular glacial ice, impressive waterfalls, deep valleys, and still-active volcanoes.

The epic Vatnajokull glacier – the second-largest glacier outside of the Arctic – lies within its borders. In fact, enveloping two former national parks in the southwest and north of the country, it’s the largest national park in Europe.

Visitors can explore the park every day of the year, and there are excellent facilities, including free toilets, free parking, and paid internet. There are plenty of ways to explore the park, so how you do it is up to you. There are guided treks, ice walks, guided skiing trips, and ice climbing, as well as snowmobiling, jeep safaris, and even sailing trips between the icebergs on the surrounding lake.

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Ranthambore National Park is one of the biggest and best-known parks in India. Located in the Sawai Madhopur district of south-eastern Rajasthan, this national park is famous for its royal Bengal tigers. It’s one of the only parks in the region where you can spot these big cats in their natural habitat. The best sightings are between November and May.

But it’s not just tigers you’ll see here: Indian leopards, sloth bears, striped hyenas, and other interesting wildlife also call the park home. When you aren’t wildlife watching, there are ancient ruins to be found scattered about the park, including a historic fortress overlooking the jungle. From its vantage point high above the treetops, you can spot serpent eagles and vultures at eye level.