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The Peruvian Andes, Peru - These massive peaks provide the perfect solace for quiet reflection. Local farmers and market vendors enchant visitors while minimal light pollution makes for gorgeous starry nights.

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The Appalachian Trail, USA - This trail spans 2,200 miles (3,500 km) through the Appalachian Mountains. Those daring to hike the entire trail will benefit from connecting with nature while getting some often well-needed quiet reflection time.

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Gozo and Comino, Malta - Once a popular hideout for pirates, Malta's sister islands offer some of the best swimming, snorkeling, and diving opportunities in the Mediterranean.

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Canadian Rocky Mountains, Canada - Mountain destinations are ideal for introverts looking to escape the hectic, social environments of their day-to-day lives. Diverse wildlife and alpine lakes await those visiting the pristine wilderness of the Rocky Mountains.

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Cuba - Try a salsa dancing class on the beach while visiting this beautiful Caribbean island. Many introverts find this activity a great way to connect without having to force social interaction, according to Michaela Chung, founder of Introvert Spring.

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Reykjavík, Iceland - Traveling to this idyllic part of the world can be ideal during winter months for introverts. The shortened days make for many opportunities to curl up in one of the cozy bookstores or cafes scattered throughout the city.

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Bhutan - Strict tourist regulations in this eastern Himalayan country means you won't be overwhelmed with thousands of other people and will truly be able to savor its preserved cultural heritage and stunning natural sites.

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Galápagos Islands, Ecuador - These isolated islands are home to diverse and unusual species of wildlife. Small group tours limit the number of people traveling to the islands and focus on preserving the natural environment.

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Bordeaux, France - France’s Bordeaux region can be the perfect destination for introverts who are seeking a balance between social activities and solitary time. Public gardens, winding river quays, and plenty of wine are just some of its delights.

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Laos - This Southeast Asian country is marked by rugged mountains, rural countryside, lazy rivers, and hot air balloon rides that will provide peace and solitude to rejuvenate your spirit.

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Quirimbas Islands, Mozambique - This archipelago off the northern coast of Mozambique is known for its calm waters filled with colorful coral reefs, wild dolphins, and whales. Historic landmarks and a mix of cultural influences are the highlights of the islands.

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Sakhalin Island, Russia - Russia's largest island is an off-the-beaten-path destination for wanderlust-filled introverts that offers rugged wilderness and diverse wildlife.

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Tuscany, Italy - This idyllic Italian region is well-known for its spectacular hill towns and scenery. Introverts may enjoy taking an Italian cooking class while here, where small groups provide an intimate setting without too much social stimulation.

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New Orleans, USA - Although this raucous city is renowned for its nightlife and party vibes, introverts will enjoy delicious food, people watching, and marveling at the quaint architecture without feeling pressure to participate in high-energy social events.

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Makgadikgadi Pan, Botswana - The Makgadikgadi salt pan is one of the largest in the world. It is so remote and quiet that visitors can't do much more than marvel at its expanse and listen to the blood pounding in their ears.

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Slope Point, New Zealand - Enjoy this remote destination with truly breathtaking scenery and return home to brag that you've stepped foot on the southernmost point of New Zealand.

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Glastonbury, England - This lively market town is known for its Sacred Introvert Retreat, a slow-paced tour that takes participants through the green pastures, historic landmarks, and sweet cafes and bookstores of the majestic city.

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Tokyo, Japan - While most introverts wouldn't choose a fast-paced, bustling city as their ideal location, they shouldn't completely cross cities off their travel list. Exploring Tokyo allows introverts to remain anonymous while appreciating the polite, non-intrusive nature of Japanese people.

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Torres del Paine National Park, Chile - Yet another mountainous paradise, this time set in Chile's Patagonia region. You can hike for days without seeing more than a handful of other people.

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Mt. Fuji, Japan - The high-speed train traveling from Tokyo to Mt. Fuji is an introvert's dream. The long, solitary journey is peaceful and full of gorgeous scenery.

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Ubud, Bali - This safe, beautiful, and zen-like destination contains many breathtaking holy and natural sites, including rain forests and rice fields. Make sure you pay a visit to Monkey Forest—a protected habitat home to more than 700 monkeys!

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Camino de Santiago - The network of trails leads pilgrims to the shrine of the apostle Saint James the Greater in Galicia, Spain. The spiritual journey is loved by hiking and cycling enthusiasts alike.

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Easter Island (Rapa Nui) - One of the most remote inhabited islands in the world is the perfect destination for introverts. The famous archaeological sites, including the monumental moai statues, are definitely worth the trip.

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Shakespeare and Company Bookstore, Paris - The popular bookstore doubles as a shelter for aspiring writers and is always filled with interesting people to chat with. If you're not up for talking, you can sit quietly and read in the free reading library.

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Slovenia - This central European country is home to the resort town of Bled in the foothills of the Julian Alps. The town is by no means overrun by tourists and still retains its solitary calm.

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Surin Islands, Thailand - This unspoiled tropical paradise may lack crowds, but it more than makes up for it in beauty and tranquility.

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Chihuahua, Mexico -

The state of Chihuahua is home to many small, rural towns. You can travel its many winding dirt roads for miles without ever encountering another person.

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