The world of travel has the potential to broaden your knowledge through interesting experiences as you make unforgettable memories.
While iconic places such as Paris, Italy and London might be on everyone’s radar and may easily get the spotlight, underrated gems are also worth considering.
Across the globe, there are a number of extraordinary yet underrated destinations which offer enriching experiences and are worth exploring.
Here’s a look at just a few of the world’s underrated cities:
Busan, South Korea
Haedong Yonggungsa Temple and Haeundae Sea in Busan, Buddhist temple in Busan, South Korea. (Picture: iStock / tawatchaiprakobkit)
Located on the southeastern coast of South Korea, the bustling city of Busan is known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant markets and delicious seafood.
Explore the colorful Gamcheon Culture Village to enjoy a fascinating and colourful world of painted murals. You can also relax on Haeundae Beach or even visit the bustling Jagalchi Fish Market for a taste of authentic Korean cuisine.
Porto, Portugal
Nestled along the Douro River, Porto is a city known for its colorful buildings, charming streets and world-famous port wine.
The destination boasts stunning architecture and a thriving food scene. When visiting the underrated city, you can expect a delightful blend of old-world charm and modern vibrancy.
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Kigali, Rwanda
The view over Kigali from the Genocide Memorial (Picture: Teagan Cunniffe)
Rwanda is a destination known for its rich history, stunning scenery, impressive wildlife and warm hospitality. It offers diverse experiences for different travellers.
Its capital city, Kigali, is largely underrated and is worth exploring. Apart from its lively nightlife and delectable culinary scene, the destination also features several landmarks which offer a glimpse into the country’s history.
Adelaide, Australia
Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, often gets overshadowed by destinations such as Sydney and Melbourne.
However, the underrated gem is home to beautiful parks, vibrant festivals, and thriving food and wine scene. Visiting Adelaide offers the opportunity to explore the cultural boulevard of North Terrace, visit the Adelaide Central Market, and even take a trip to the nearby wine regions.
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