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Greece Travel Guide by Jonathan Nunez Gonzalez

Greek culture is alive with its beautiful islands and beaches, inspired cuisine and thrilling activities. Greece is a very distinct world with passionate people and culture. Greek vacation can get overwhelming to a first time traveler to the country. But we’re here for the rescue. Here’s our list of top five Greek experiences that you mustn’t miss out by Jonathan Nunez Gonzalez.

Mykonos

If Santorini is about romantic island escapades then Mykonos is all about party. And it’s little less expensive than its island cousin. It may not have to fancy sizzling vibe of Ibiza but Myknos charms you with its rustic, party loving, Ouzo guzzling, Greek hospitality. Come peak season, the island’s beaches and tiny lanes are packed with crowds swaying to music. The party never stops.

Athens

For most travelers to Greece, Athens will be your entry and exit point. Obviously, you cannot miss exploring this ancient city’s marvels. The Acropolis is an absolute must. Its historic premises that includes Parthenon, is bound to leave you spellbound. Don’t miss visiting the massive Acropolis Museum and Theatre of Dionysus just below the site. Your understanding of the Greek history will be incomplete without explore the fantastic the Ancient Agora of Athens and Temple of Hephaestus. Lastly, get a beautiful bird’s eye view of Athens from Lycabettus Hill, the highest point of central Athens.

Greek Cuisine

Greek culture is all about leisurely savoring your food. You’ve haven’t truly experienced Greek culture if haven’t had one of their long lunches with a table full of friends and family. Just go a local taverna and join in the food fiesta. The plates are always full of food and wine glass is refilled before you know it. Binge on grilled fish and veggies, salads, meatballs, and more. Have a good time, Greek style!

Santorini

Undoubtedly the most popular of all Greek islands, Santorini may be touristy but it lives up to its reputation. Every corner of this island is postcard worthy. From its whitewashed cliffs you’ll experience the most surreal sunsets. The islands volcanic beaches are unlike any other. It’s no surprise that it sees millions of tourists every year. Most tourists of often concentrated around Fira, the island’s busy capital. If you want to escape the crowds head to the island’s tiny villages, or maybe go islet hopping. While you’re there, do try the island’s famous crisp dry wines and amber toned dessert wine, Vinsanto, both made from local varieties of grapes.

Chill over Coffee

When in Greece, do as the Greek do and gulp down cups of coffee! The Greeks love affair with coffee goes back centuries. They love to spend long hours chatting over cups of coffee in tiny coffee shops that scattered across the country. As wander around, you’ll easily spot hundreds of Greeks passing time and people watching over coffee. Go ahead and join them, and enjoy the joys of watching the world go by.

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Explore Mysterious Land Of Ladakh by Jonathan Nunez Gonzalez

Here is a blog to explore the mysterious land of Ladakh by Jonathan Nunez Gonzalez

How does one resist falling in love with unspoiled dramatic unending snow peaks with crystal clear rivers gushing through Shangri-La valleys. To call Ladakh a slice of heaven on earth would be understating it.

Hemis National Park (Hemis)

Spread across 600-sq.kms in the catchment area of Markha, Sumdah, and Rumbak, the Hemis National Park is best known for being home to snow leopards and trekking. The park’s stunning variety of landscape from majestic mountains to endless flatlands and cold deserts, will leave you spellbound. For birding, the best time to visit is from April to June, but to catch a glimpse of the elusive snow leopard be prepared to freeze in winters.

Pangong Tso

When you first catch a glimpse of Pangong Tso, you’ll probably end up pinching yourself to believe it’s real. With its vivid turquoise water surrounded by rugged brown mountains, this ethereal lake is otherworldly. To call it the most beautiful lake in the world wouldn’t be unjust. Its beauty is something you have to experience for yourself. During summer, the lake plays host to a variety of migratory birds — Black necked cranes, Brahmani ducks, and Bar-headed geese.

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