Bisnis.com, JAKARTA – On this earth there are many citySmall towns with beautiful views and attractive designs are favorite tourist destinations.

Of all the beautiful places in the four corners of the world, some have a quality and a beautiful presence that make them truly unmissable.

It offers a blend of unparalleled panoramic views, striking architecture and visually penetrating culture.

For those of you who like to travel to small towns to enjoy the atmosphere of the environment and the friendliness of its citizens, there are some of the prettiest small towns you can visit.

Here is a list of the most beautiful small towns in the world reported by Travelandleisure

1.Gordes, France

Gordes tends to be crowded with tourists during the summer months. Perched atop a cliff above the valley, Gordes is a must-see destination with its cobbled paths, churches and abbeys punctuated by fields of lavender that seem to have been ripped from the pages of a storybook.

2. Shirakawa-go, Japan

The dream village of Shirakawa-go, located in Japan’s Ono District, is one of the snowiest places on earth, with an average of 400 inches of powder falling each year.

All those chilly temperatures give the UNESCO-listed thatched-roof gassho-zukuri structures an extra layer of shine.

Once the winter wonderland vibes wear off and the weather warms up, this traditional, serene hamlet transforms into woodland charm as the hillsides turn into deep wildflowers, rich in green and colorful blooms, scented.

3. Giethoorn, Netherlands

Around 2,800 people call Giethoorn (aka “Dutch Venice”) home. This picturesque village in the province of Overijssel in the northeast of the Netherlands is loved for its hand-dug canals, the 176 bridges that connect the islet to the mainland, its walking and cycling paths and its roofed houses. of thatch dating from the 18th century.

Because this infrastructure does not support cars, residents (and the nearly one million tourists who visit each year) travel by boat, on foot and by bicycle.

4. Stepantsminda, Georgia

Located along the Georgian Military Highway, Stepantsminda, commonly known as Kazbegi, is a quiet town in the Caucasus Mountains in northeastern Georgia.

This place is best known for the 14th-century Gergeti Trinity Church located at an elevation of 7,119 feet above sea level and the giant snow-capped peak of Mount Kazbek.

This valley village is also steeped in ancient mythology, which only adds to its mystique.

5. Oh yes, Greece

There’s a reason tourists flock to Oia, at the northwestern tip of Santorini, every summer, turning this sleepy little fishing village into a veritable hotspot.

Yes, the sheer number of holiday visitors draws criticism from locals and long-time visitors alike, but it’s hard to blame anyone for wanting to see the whitewashed Cycladic houses clinging to the cliffs, the shimmering Aegean Sea, the famous caldera and sherbet colored sunsets IRL.

6. Cherrapunji, India

Cherrapunji, also known as Sohra, presents a much more restrained side of India.

This small town in the highlands of the East Khasi Hills in India’s northeast state of Meghalaya is beloved for its root bridges, breathtaking waterfalls and lush forests.

How does Cherrapunji stay green all the time? It is one of the wettest places on earth, with an average annual rainfall of around 450 inches.

7. Guatape, Colombia

Venture two hours east of Medellin and you’ll find an Andean resort town vibrant with natural beauty and man-made variety. Guatape is a masterpiece of brightly colored facades adorned with cheerful hand-painted frescoes.

They also have a large man-made lake which is a beautiful and popular spot for water sports. Piedra del Peñol occupies an important place in the southwest. Tourists can climb hundreds of steps to the top to enjoy the beautiful scenery.

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