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Lonely Planet reveals the top places to visit in 2025 – Don’t miss these travel gems

13/06/2025 13:42 - UPDATED 13/06/2025 13:42
Top places to visit in 2025

Top places to visit in 2025. Travel. Each year, Lonely Planet shares its list of the most exciting travel destinations—and the 2025 edition is here! Whether you’re looking for new cities, countries, or regions to explore, this guide highlights places full of culture, beauty, and unforgettable experiences.

Top places to visit in 2025

Best countries to visit in 2025

Looking for adventure, nature, or something totally different? These countries made Lonely Planet’s top picks this year:

  • Cameroon – Wild beaches, national parks, and buzzing cities
  • Lithuania – A mix of rich history, green spaces, and eco-friendly travel
  • Fiji – Perfect for relaxing island getaways
  • Laos – Peaceful landscapes and unique temples
  • Kazakhstan – Vast open spaces, mountains, and ancient culture
  • Plus: Paraguay, Trinidad & Tobago, Vanuatu, Slovakia, and Armenia
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Top places to visit in 2025

Must-see cities in 2025

From Europe to Asia and beyond, these cities stand out for their charm, character, and cultural attractions:

  • Toulouse, France – Known as “the pink city,” full of charm and great food
  • Puducherry, India – Colourful, calm, and full of colonial history
  • Bansko, Bulgaria – A mountain town perfect for outdoor lovers
  • Genoa, Italy – Historic, coastal, and focused on green travel
  • Also on the list: Chiang Mai, Pittsburgh, Osaka, Curitiba, Palma, and Edmonton

Top travel regions in 2025

If you like road trips or regional adventures, these areas offer culture, food, and stunning scenery:

  • Lowcountry, USA (South Carolina and Georgia) – Coastal charm and deep cultural roots
  • Terai, Nepal – Great for nature lovers and those interested in local traditions
  • Canton of Valais, Switzerland – Alpine views and top hiking spots
  • Also featured: Chiriquí (Panama), Tamar Valley (Australia), Bavaria (Germany), East Anglia (UK), and more

What makes these places special?

Lonely Planet says this year’s list celebrates the diversity of travel—from eco-tourism and local food to lesser-known locations that offer something truly authentic. Whether you live in Europe, America, Asia, or elsewhere, there’s a destination here for every kind of traveler.

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