![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/worlds-best-places-to-visit-revealed/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/newspress-collage-20452079-1668638497412.jpg&description=THE world's best places to visit on holiday in 2023 have been revealed - but how many have you already been to? Travel experts at Lonely Planet have whittled down the 'must-visit' destinations for globe trotters to explore next year. New Mexico earned a spot on Lonely Planet's list thanks to its rich culture, art and musicCredit: Alamy Manchester was recommended as the best city to learn - and there is 'something for everyone'Credit: Alamy Those brave enough to brace the cold should explore Alaska to connect with localsCredit: Alamy Travellers have a lot to learn in South Scotland, according to Lonely PlanetCredit: Alamy They sorted the best getaways into five categories based on the experiences they offer; Eat, Journey, Connect, Learn and Unwind. The organisation hopes to encourage holidaymakers to embark on an extraordinary adventure armed with the knowledge of locals. In Lonely Planet's 'Eat' category, the capital of Peru came up trumps thanks to its wealth of "diverse dining options." The travel boffins paid tribute to Lima's "culinary genius" that is part of a gastronomic revolution more than 400 years in the making. "Shrouded in history (and sometimes fog), gloriously messy and full of aesthetic delights. Don't even think of missing it," they said. It was closely followed by Umbria, Italy, which boasts an authentic menu for tourists who want to treat their tastebuds. You can take advantage of their stockpile of black truffles, fine cured meats and full-bodied local wines from expert locals. Lonely Planet said: "Travel here and you'll still see grandmothers in aprons making pasta by hand and front doors that haven't been locked in centuries." The sprawling Japanese city of Fukuoka also made the list for their traditional cuisine, alongside the famed "street feasts" in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Montevideo in Uruguay and South Africa completed the 'Eat' category for travel-loving foodies. JOURNEY Travellers who enjoy the journey should take heed of the list before){kind=link}
THE world’s best places to visit on holiday in 2023 have been revealed – but how many have you already been to?
Travel experts at Lonely Planet have whittled down the ‘must-visit’ destinations for globe trotters to explore next year.
They sorted the best getaways into five categories based on the experiences they offer; Eat, Journey, Connect, Learn and Unwind.
The organisation hopes to encourage holidaymakers to embark on an extraordinary adventure armed with the knowledge of locals.
In Lonely Planet’s ‘Eat’ category, the capital of Peru came up trumps thanks to its wealth of “diverse dining options.”