Living There
Being a lover of travel is getting harder and harder, before you used to be able to find that one spot where it felt like no one else had ever been before. The simplicity of discovering an empty beach or tourist deserted village is almost impossible now without a little help. You can lose hours jumping from one travel blog to another looking for that bit of inspiration that gets your heart pumping with excitement. But the posts of tranquility and deserted spaces are fewer and far between now, leaving the eager and dedicated traveler at a bit of a loose end with where to go.
There is a list as long as anyone’s arm with all the major travel destinations, for beauty, culture and partying but it’s getting harder to see the appeal. Admiring the ancient pyramids or coliseum through a swarm of equally excited tourists makes it hard to see the beauty. But that’s when a little help comes in handy. We all want to see the wonders of the world, but sometimes the best places are undiscovered and underappreciated. http://takemetosee.com has proven to be that very gem that every traveler would happily swap their favorite pair of hiking boots for a look at.
The world’s hidden gems are laid bare for those who appreciate them, to see and ultimately admire in person. All the searching and frustrating research is done for you; it’s as easy as scrolling through the lists of paradise like locations and picking one that gives you the feeling you long for. I couldn’t imagine a better find to keep the love of travelling alive even longer, extending the lifespan of exploration and discovery for more people to enjoy. The site doesn’t recommend the quietest time to battle the tourists at the Eifel Tower or when it’s best to book for a look at the Ancient temples of the God in Greece. It doesn’t need to repeat the same information every traveller has read a thousand times, it gives those who are looking for something new a chance to get it.
We’ve all heard about that one place that makes all others seem weak in comparison, for all of us it’s different. A small fishing village nestled in the islands of Japan, a tiny settlement hidden in the peaks of the Austrian mountains or a beach so secluded that even the locals aren’t sure how to get there. All of these places don’t have to remain a dream, they exist and now, with a little help, we can find them.
