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Traveling can be very fun, but if you do it conventionally, it can become pretty repetitive and predictable. I'm not saying that there is something wrong to go to a beach beach in summer or to make a tour in Europe, both are very useful ways to spend free time. However, if you are a bit on this kind of trip, if all European cities are starting to look like you and you are sick of the seaside resorts and all inclusive hotels - here are some exciting destinations for real adventurers and legendary researchers.

Camelot Legend - Castle Winchester
If you are not familiar with the Camelot legend, I suggest you start Googler now. You have a lot of catching up to do. The short version is Camelot is a town of mythical castle located somewhere in Britain and it is a place where King Arthur held a courtyard. If you want a longer and more exciting story may be able to give the Camelot television series a shot. And if you want something close to that in real life - Winchester Castle in Hampshire, England is your best choice.

The Roof of Africa - Kilimanjaro
Have you looking at Kilimanjaro: the roof of Africa? Otherwise, I suggest you do it. The Kilimanjaro is the highest freestanding mountain in the world and climbing is not easy. The film follows six climbers who have chosen to scarce Mount Kilimanjaro and to experiment with the five of his climates. And if you are a real chills researcher in the heart, it will make you want to meet this challenge.

The Archaeological City - Petra
Petra is an ancient historic and archaeological city of southern Jordan. The first mention of this city dates back to 9000 years before JC, and it is always. There are innumerable myths, stories and legends on this city and the treasures it hides. You probably have seen and heard that mentioned in such classics as Indiana Jones and the last crusade, the mother will come back and many others. It's a magnificent view that you just want to see at least once in their lives, you can not only see but feel the story of this place.

The Legend of Robin Hood - Sherwood Forest
Everyone has heard about Robin Hood's legend, it's almost impossible not to know who he is and what he did. Even the children heard the story of a hero who stole the rich and given to the poor. Well, most of these stories take place in Sherwood Forest. And while the Robin hood could be a constituted character, Sherwood Forest is a very real place and you can visit it if you are even in England. They even have a week of Robin Hood Week festival every month of August, where you can really plunge his head into the medieval atmosphere and experience what life would be at the time of Robin Hood.

The Seven Wonders of the World - Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu is an incan citadel located on the high Peru in the Andes mountains. This is one of the seven wonders of the world and for a good reason. It was built from time to time in the 15th century but how or why is unknown. These buildings consist of enormous blocks of stone that are maintained together without cement or mortar. How did they get these huge blocks of stone in a mountain in the 15th century? What was built? And by whom? All these questions remain unanswered, but there is definitely a lot of legends that speculate about it. Anyway, it's certainly a must for every traveler.

Legends of Sahara - Large Pyramids and Sphinx
There are many myths and legends surrounding the Sahara desert and that's exactly why you should go visit him. Just the legend of Zenzura, the White City as a dove, which hid many treasures and that was guarded by black giants to stop anyone entering and going out is quite exciting for having travelers exploring the desert so far. But on a more realistic note - the big pyramids and the sphinx are just as exciting and merry a visit.