Best places to go in November

With the end of the year approaching in November, it creates a unique travel window when crowds start to slow down, allows you pleasant weather, and sets for more new destinations before they are overbooked. November is full of amazing things to do, from spotting colorful autumn foliage to attending warm weather festivals in tropical locales or even lazier-themed cultural events like all-you-can-taste East Coast oysters and smooth West Coast seafood. A curated list of Best Places to Visit in November -[Around the World]

1. Autumn tint of Kyoto — Japan 

There might be no better time to visit Kyoto than November — the city is awash in vibrant hues of red, orange, and gold. That means scenic temples, shrines, and gardens surrounded by the vibrant fall colors we all know and love are everywhere you turn in Japan. 

Highlights:

Stop by Kiyomizu-Dera temple and Fushimi Inari shrine to catch the most beautiful panoramas, both day and night. Walk through the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove and enjoy red maple leaves with green bamboo. Take part in some of the cultural tea ceremonies or amble the peaceful Philosopher's Path. With the sort of weather one can experience on a crisp November in Kyoto complemented by its thousands of years as cultural capital, this is everyone's safest pick. 

2. Patagonia, Argentina/Chile

The Final Frontier of Adventure November For those who love nature and adventure, Patagonia is an otherworldly experience in November. As the climate is a lot milder, untouched mountains, glaciers, and lakes are crying out to be discovered. 

Highlights:

Trek in the Torres del Paine National Park to take in its legendary granite towers. Perito Moreno Glacier, Argentina Wildlife spotting in the great expanse including guanacos, condors, and pumas. Fewer tourists means November is the best time to experience Patagonia's beauty and variety of ecosystems.

3.Marrakech is a playground for the senses November

Marrakech Bustling but not scorching, November is an ideal time to visit Marrakech if you don't want the sweltering heat of summer, and once through customs go straight past the city center chaos by pre-booking Marrakech Airport transfers. Marrakech is famous for its bustling souks, intricate palaces, and history – it is every bit the heady sensory overload you expect. 

Highlights:

Walk around the busy Jemaa el-Fnaa Square where you will find street performers, food stalls, and musicians. Visit the enchanting Bahia Palace and the spectacular Majorelle Garden. Hit the nearby Atlas Mountains or Sahara Desert for day trips and unbeatable scenery. November offers the ideal weather for strolling through its labyrinthine alleyways by day and titillating Moroccan culture by night, with decent daytime temperatures and cool evenings. 

4. New York, NY

A Holiday Pregame Show New Yorkers live for November, the anticipation of the holiday season. The parks are a riot of autumn colors, and the anticipation of Thanksgiving and Xmas builds in the air. 

Highlights:

Take a leisurely walk through Central Park to catch the leaves still clinging on. Catch the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade with its amazing floats, bands, and life-size balloons. Take to the ice under lights at Rockefeller Center, where the lighting of the more than 50-foot-tall Christmas tree is expected in late November. New York in November is a special treat for travelers who want to experience city life with a festive twist, combining beautiful autumn vibes with holiday cheer.

5. Behind the Scenes in Phuket

Pre-Peak Season Tango The dry season begins in November on the Thai island of Phuket, and that means it's an ideal time to take a tropical holiday without all the tourists. The beaches are cleanest, the waters clearest and the landscape is most verdant making it perfect for soaking up some rays or hitting the adventure trail.

Highlights:

Sunkiss yourself on the white sands of Patong Beach, or discover less crowded beaches such as Kata and Nai Harn. Go on a boat trip to the famous Phi Phi Islands or James Bond Island. Take in the bright lights, music, and endless drinks on Bangla Road, or see some of Phuket's cultural highlights including the Big Buddha and Wat Chalong. With surf, culture, and nightlife all on offer, as well, November is the perfect time to visit Phuket before the crowds hit, 

6. Rome

The Eternal City (sans tourists) in Rome in November is something that every traveler who dreams of knowing about history without the crowds of summer should expect. The Eternal City is much more likely to be empty of tourists and very full of slower-moving Romans, the perfect situation for taking a second look at its architectural wonders and gourmet delights. 

Highlights:

Be amazed by the age-old grandeur of the Colosseum, Roman Forum & Pantheon. Beat the lines at the Vatican Museums and St. Peter's Basilica Dine on the seasonal tastes of Italy, including truffle and chestnut-based dishes in a rustic trattoria setting. Rome: The art, history, and delicious food in this particular city make for a perfect place to visit during November if you enjoy learning about the rich history of the city, but also like your peace. 

7. Queenstown, New Zealand

 A Mecca of Adventure, Queenstown is an adrenaline junkie and nature lovers ' paradise in one — it's the Southern Hemisphere springtime, which means November. And the snow starts to melt, turning into green land perfect for hiking. 

Highlights:

Bungee jump or skydive with a view of Lake Wakatipu and mountains. Asreno suggested that you turn around from Wanaka and take a tourist scenic drive over to Milford Sound, one of the most beautiful fjords in the country. Take a thrilling jet boat ride down the shot over River, or hit up the iconic Routeburn Track. As one of New Zealand's busiest tourism towns, Queenstown is a bustling city offering the best of adventure travel and gorgeous natural surroundings in November.

8.Iceland

Iceland is a Winter Wonderland for Nature Lovers Those visiting in November are at the onset of just such a magical winter season in Iceland, when visitors have a chance to observe some of the natural wonders which have brought the country considerable notoriety. It's also the ideal season to go hunting for the elusive Northern Lights, with nights drawing long and cool. 

Highlights:

Discover the lovely Icelandic capital, Reykjavik | Relaxing on the Blue Lagoon Island Travel the Golden Circle route from Reykjavik to see Thingvellir National Park, Gullfoss Waterfall, and the Geysir Hot Springs. Spend an evening searching for the northern lights on those long nights. Glacier Hiking & Ice Caves: Head out into the Icelandic wilderness this summer and go ice-caving or glacier hiking. Experience Adventure & Serenity in EcuadorBreathtaking Iceland, with its dramatic landscapes and natural beauty, is a dream destination to land in November. 

9. Cape Town, South Africa 

With summer starting up in Cape Town in November, the city comes alive with its outdoors festivals and wildlife. Everything about Cape Town is grand—the beaches, the mountains, and its history—which means you are getting something out of everyone who visits for anything. 

Highlights:

Head up to Table Mountain for stunning city-wide views with a hike or a cable car. Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens and the Cape of Good Hope provide scenic views. Robben Island for some historical perspective – is where Nelson Mandela was imprisoned in the earlier years of his incarceration. Next door are the best Stellenbosch and Franschhoek wine-tasting trips. Cape Town With mild temperatures, beautiful surroundings, and a lively atmosphere, Cape Town makes for an ideal destination to visit in November. 

10. Tuscany, Italy

Serenity Through Flavors For a chance to get away from it all in the countryside, Tuscany in November is ideal. Autumn: The harvest season is on, there are truffles, olive oils, and new wine to indulge in.

Highlights:

Make your way between the delightful Siena, San Gimignano, and the hill town of Montepulciano. Explore the renowned Chianti area and enjoy an unforgettable wine tasting in the area's famous wineries. Become a true Tuscan, because only here you can learn how to make the most famous dishes like the ribollita and bistecca alla Fiorentina. Serene, November in Tuscany is about rolling hills, historic villages, and culinary delights. 

November — the month when you can enjoy autumnal landscapes, go on a city tour, or have a vacation in the tropics. With options for adventurers, history enthusiasts, and beach bums alike, these epic places provide memories to last a lifetime. Fewer people are wandering around, the weather is so mild it's lovely and dry at the same time, and – most importantly – there might be no better time than now to go on an extraordinary journey before this year ends.