What is cognitive tourism?

Those who applied for a voucher in the tourist zone, can offer cognitive tourism. This is not a new direction of travel, but not all know what it is.

Cognitive tourism is a journey during which tourists visit several cities or other tourist sites. As a result of this holiday you will get a lot of new impressions and positive emotions. You can visit there, where they dreamed to go. In this case, you will be offered several settlements at once. Thus, unlike an ordinary tourist trip, you can see many attractions.

Before you start exploring cultural and educational tourism, you need to understand what exactly you want to get. If you are striving for beach rest, to the sea and entertainment, then such a trip is unlikely to satisfy you. In a cognitive journey, you will constantly be on the move, stopping only for sleep (often on a bus) and for lunch.

Thanks to the cognitive journey, you will be able to get new knowledge on archeology, history and culturology. You will visit famous places glorified all over the world, see ancient relics and monuments. The guide will show you ancient castles and houses. Each monument has its own history, which you will be told.

To date, the most visited tourist object is the Eiffel Tower.

More than six million people a year visit this landmark in Paris. This is not surprising - the tower has an original history and unusual appearance.

Another popular area of cognitive tourism is Aboriginal residence. For such a trip, you can visit Africa, Australasia, Oceania. Tourists are invited not only to get acquainted with the life of various tribes and ethnic groups, but also to take an active part in it. Aborigines are friendly people who warmly receive visitors, introduce them to their everyday life, take them with them to hunting or fishing. If you go to them, then you will experience unforgettable impressions and as a gift small souvenirs made by the hands of the ancient people.

Often cognitive tourism affects natural objects - waterfalls, volcanoes, mountains, caves, ponds, etc. Tourists are allowed to swim in safe places.

If you prefer cognitive tourism, then do not be surprised that many of the sights are shielded from people. This, as a rule, geysers, waterfalls and places of residence of wild animals. It is done with two purposes: that a person can not break their natural beauty, and also for his own safety. Many tourists because of their carelessness fall into life-threatening situations, despite the warnings of the guide.

Going to a cognitive journey, do not forget to take a camera with you. During the trip you can make beautiful pictures from different angles, and then show them to your friends and leave them for a long and pleasant memory.