Looking to make your vacation special? Sure, you could go to Paris, and we are sure you would love to spend some time near the Eiffel tower. Or, you could go to India and make a visit to the Taj Mahal.
However, if you are looking to make your vacation truly memorable, and want to do it by going somewhere, that doesn’t feature on everyone’s itinerary, here is a list of where you can go.
The Top 6 Odd Locations that Can Also be The Perfect Vacation Spots
We are sure you are looking for new ways to take a holiday. Here is a look at some of the best places you can go to that you are sure nobody else has visited!
- Rosewell, New Mexico
If you are a believer in extraterrestrial activities, then this is the place that fits right for you. In 1947, it was believed that an unidentified object crash landed at this site, with aliens.
The area is now sealed as an extraterrestrial zone. There are various documents available in the International UFO Museum and Research Centre to support that incident. Every year, on 4 the of July weekend, a Rosewell UFO festival is organised which showcases alien costume themed parade, concerts, workshops and more. Don’t worry, while you may not be able to go to the site, you could head off to the city of Rosewell any day!
- Salton Sea, California
The largest lake in California is present right in between its desert. It is an unusual and amazing sight. The Salton Sea formed in 1905 after the Colorado River flooded, its water was directed through canals which led to the formation of the river. The most amazing fact about this River is that it is 220ft below the sea level and its water is 30% saltier than the Pacific Ocean. It is an unusual site to see a river in the middle of a desert.
- Meteor Crater, Arizona
It is one of the biggest holes on the earth formed by a meteor which landed here around 50000 years ago. It is 1 mile in length and 600 feet deep. It is an out of this world experience to witness a mammoth hole inside the earth.
- Coral Castle, Florida
It is known to be a testament of love Built by a Latvian immigrant Edward_Leedskalnin after rejection from his fiancee just a day before his wedding. It is believed to be made from 2.2 tons of Coral. It is said that Ed single-handedly built it by using reverse magnetism. Some believe he even had a kind of supernatural power and could move and carve heavy stones. It is said to have unusual electromagnetic properties.
- Juel’s Undersea Lodge, Florida
It is an underwater lodge but in 22 feet under the surface which consists 20-foot chambers underwater with a transparent view through which we can see the creatures in the sea swimming by and all other attractions of the sea. Out luggage gets delivered to us in watertight containers, and we can even order food which will again be received in watertight containers.
- Carhenge, Nebraska
Jim Reinders built it in 1987 in the loving memory of his father. It is a replica of the Stonehenge. The unique feature about it is that it is built up by 38 vintage American cars. It is an amazing stop for a road trip.
Where are you planning your next vacation in? Let us know below!