#magical destinations

[luxurytravelbabe]

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The Most Magical Travel Experiences People Are Booking This Year

[jonathanpongratz]

Article Post: Let’s Talk Vacations!

Hey Everyone,

For this week's article post I wanted to switch things up. Lately my article posts have been a little on the serious side, but with summer coming up I'm just aching for a vacation. That's the theme for this week.

What is the most memorable vacation you have gone on? Personally, I have been traveling a lot in the past year or so. Portland, Seattle, Denver, and Los Angeles. I can't really pick one favorite, so I'll say that Denver and Seattle were probably my favorites, though all were fun.

Still, I have to say my most memorable vacation was when I went to Knoxville and the Great Smoky Mountain area. I did some research while there on a prequel for my unpublished series The Gifted Chronicles, and I loved exploring a new place I'd never been to. Tennessee is one of those special places where nature has seemed to claim dominance over the entire state. Such a beautiful place.

That being said, lately I've been yearning for something different, something exotic or magical (my mind keeps screaming HAWAII at me). So here's my second question. When you think of vacation spots, which seems the most magical or otherworldy to you? Have you been there? I'm posting a link below for inspiration if you can't think of an exotic destination.

Alright, so that's it for this week. I'm just dying to hear what you have to say! Please share below in the comments if you get a moment.

Have a great day everyone!

https://brightside.me/creativity-photography/35-magical-places-on-earth-worth-visiting-at-least-once-in-your-lifetime-404060/

https://www.earthtrekkers.com/fairytale-destinations-around-the-world/

[spiral-nature]

Magical Destinations of the Northeast, by Natalie Zaman

Author Natalie Zaman, the Wandering Witch columnist for Witches and Pagans magazine, has drawn on her archive of personal experience as well as books, websites, and fellow witches in 11 states and Washington, D.C., to write this book. The chapters are broken down into sections: Enchanting Emblems, including state flowers, stones, animals, and trees; Bewitching Tidbits, trivia about movie stars, authors, and others with a magical connection; Magical Monuments, human-made structures and cemeteries; and Sacred Sites and Magical Spots, outdoor areas holding magical significance; and Stop by for a Spell, a section written by a witch local to the destination. Zaman gives big cities such as New York and Philadelphia their own sections within a chapter.

[Read the full review.]