If You Love Travelling, You Must Visit This 5 Most Colourful Places In The World!
Do you know that if you try to mouth 'colourful', it would seem like as if you're saying 'I love you'? Okay we admit that's kinda lame but you get what we're trying to say; when there's colour, there's love!
To get you started, here are 5 of the most colourful yet not-so-mainstream places that will surely motivate you to make that trip!
1. Havana, Cuba
Oh Havana, oh nana~~~~
Cuba is best known for its colourful streets and MUSIC! Music here is a big thing and live salsa can happen almost everywhere but of course, more commonly in bars and clubs.
Damn, have you seen those rides? It seems like Cuba can bring us all back in time. Count us in!
2. Zhangye National Geopark, China
China is one of the the most underrated travel destinations and this rainbow mountain is one example.
The 'rainbow mountains of China' is known for its colorful rock formations and has been voted by Chinese media outlets as one of the most beautiful landforms in China~
Oh how amazing is mother nature? These mountains are layered and made up of different-coloured sandstones and minerals that has been pressed together for over 24 million years! *mindblown* Not sure about you but it's definitely on our bucket list!
3. Chefchaouen, The Blue City of Morocco
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The Jews and Moors founded Chefchaouen in the Rif mountains back in 1471 when they were fleeing Spain. Though it isn't clear why the city was painted blue, there is quite a number of theories~
Some say it was painted blue by the Jews who settled there after fleeing from Hitler while others said it's just to keep the mosquitoes away. Of course there are some who also believed that it represents the colour of the sea~
Well, we'll never know which is real and which is not but all we know is that we're digging it!
4. Colmar, France
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Colmar is a town in the Grand Est region of northeastern France, near the border with Germany. Its old town has cobblestone streets lined with half-timbered medieval and early Renaissance buildings which we absolutely dig! *heart eyes*
If you're into the early Renaissance period, this town would be a feast for your eyes.
5. Grand Bazaar, Istanbul, Turkey
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Turkey is more than just hot air balloons and bazaars. It's a place filled with cultural, warmth, grand mosques and COLOURS!
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Forget BKK, Bali or Taiwan. Challenge yourself in a destination much less travelled (at least in Singapore's context) and see the wonders of the world.
Instead of saving pennies for that weekend getaway, work hard (and save hard) to enjoy a view you'd remember forever!
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Text by: Girlsdaily SG
