Are you craving for an adventure of a lifetime? Or simply want a holiday that isn’t overcrowded with tourists? Finding a destination that hasn’t been discovered by the masses is hard in today’s Instagram-filled world.  These are the top 4 places to discover before they start flooding your Instagram feed.

1. Puglia, Italy

Puglia is the heel of Italy’s famous “boot.” It is located in the southernmost region of Italy’s mainland. About half of the area is on a peninsula with the Adriatic sea to the north and the Ionian sea to the south. Puglia’s coast is lined with small whitewashed towns built into the cliffs, and the locals have a contagious easy going vibe. After just one day you will be contemplating quitting your job to stay there forever. If it couldn’t get any better, the region’s cuisine never disappoints. The Mediterranean climate creates the perfect conditions for growing olives, tomatoes and an array of herbs. Not to mention the fresh seafood that is fished daily. With its quaint little cities, incredible food, and turquoise blue water, you will get an authentic understanding of “La Dolce Vita.”

2. Kerala, India 

Palm tree lined beaches on the Arabian sea, lush green mountain’s covered in tea and spice fields, and national parks with lions, elephants, and monkeys roaming around. Kerala, located in southwestern India, is a dream destination for any type of traveler. Far from the loud honking and crowded streets of India’s big cities, Kerala offers an escape into some of nature’s most beautiful landscapes. If you get restless soaking up the hot Indian sun laying on the beach, you can head in-land to discover the backwaters and marvel at the thousands of houseboats peacefully floating along the canals. Go lion spotting on a safari through the national parks, or discover the tea culture of India. There is only one thing for sure, you will never be bored in Kerala, the pure beauty is enough to keep your mind fulfilled.

3. Luang Prabang, Laos 

Southeast Asia has become one of the worlds top tourist destinations. While places like Thailand, Indonesia, and Vietnam have been flooded by travelers from all over the world, Laos has stayed relatively untouched by the gentrification of tourism. Laos’ ancient capital, Luang Prabang has an energy that differs from the rest of Asia, with its breathtaking Buddhist temples and colonial style architecture, it has a fusion of cultures unlike anywhere else. The city itself is surrounded by lush landscapes with waterfalls and caves waiting for you to explore. Although it is a UNESCO world heritage site, the lack of transport (12-hour bus ride from the capital) has kept this must-see destination under the radar.

4. Montenegro 

If you’re looking for an adventurous Eastern European destination that is not overcrowded with holidayers, Head to Montenegro. It’s a great destination to have a spontaneous minimal planning style trip. Rent a car, and head out to explore the pink sand beaches or the challenging hiking trails. Montenegro has relaxed camping laws, so you can pitch your tent just about anywhere in nature. Not being confined to a hotel makes it easier to discover more of Montenegro’s rugged terrain and not worry where you end up. If you get lost, don’t panic, the locals are friendly and very helpful.