Sixteen turquoise lakes surrounded by the untouched nature and cascading into each other create a unique resort of wild nature in southern Europe.  The location is extremely popular n summer, as the emerald green mountain slopes covered with primeval forests and bordering on the roaring powerful flows of water create an oasis of untouched nature in all its beauty.

Though it can be a worthy winter destination, as here you will have a unique chance to see the primitive nature in all its aspects. Of course, you won’t be able to walk the narrow wooden walkways across the deep lakes, but the sight of tons of falling water and dozens of interweaving water basins is a must-to-see at any time of the year.

Though most people think that the legendary vampire’s house should be a scary and a dark place, it can be fun, if you don’t mind a touching of mysticism and thrill, of course. Bran Castle located among splendorous mountains and bearing the touch of gloom, jet majesty that managed to preserve its medieval spirit gives you a unique feeling of the history breath you can hear nowadays.  The region of Transylvania is also a home for many other attractions: medieval towns and castles, modern ski resorts, historical museums and dozens of cozy cafes.

Many countries can boast really magnificent Santa Claus villages, but the world-famous one is located in Rovaniemi in Lapland, Finland. The residence is located just on the Arctic Circle, which makes it an even more desired destination.  Crossing the Arctic Circle, you get a special certificate on the achievement. Besides, you can visit the petting zoo or the deer farm, enjoy Christmas safaris, take really Christmas photos with the 5 feet high the Moomin family members in the Moomin Snowcastle, drink a cup of a really adorable hot chocolate or try not to get lost in the snow maze

Shirakava village being the part of the Shirakawa-go complex (the full name – Historic Villages of Shirakawa and Gokayama) lost in the mountains of the Ōno District of Japan has been fenced from the civilization for many centuries, which helped to preserve its old look. It was placed on the List of World Cultural Heritage of UNESCO and became a real masterpiece of tourism in Japan.

The tourists come here to see how the Japanese lived hundreds of years ago and enjoy the amazing scattering of fairytale-like traditional Japanese Minka houses picturesque all year round, both in the colors of summer and under shining snow in winter.

This Chinese festival is held annually and gained international popularity since 2017. Uniting world’s largest sculptures and 18 million visitors, it is one of the biggest world winter attractions among tourists. This year its events started on January, the 5^th and will last till February.