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This city was named the most peaseful place in the world: what is it famous for?

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Daily Express

Between the crystal-clear waters of Lake Wakatipu and the majestic Southern Alps of New Zealand lies Queenstown. Daily Express reports on this enchanting destination.

Recently recognized by TravelBag as the most peaceful place on Earth, this charming town is a true fairy tale for travelers. It offers untouched nature that invites visitors to slow down, disconnect from daily life, and truly immerse themselves.

Interestingly, Queenstown received an impressive cleanliness score of 91.7 — higher than any other location — and a remarkably high green space quality score of 94.4.

Tourism experts analyzed 26 destinations to find the most tranquil places in the world, evaluating important indicators such as noise and light pollution, cleanliness, and the quality of green zones. Queenstown ranked first.

It’s worth mentioning that the city experiences relatively low traffic congestion and minimal light pollution, making it an ideal place for stargazing.

“It’s also a fantastic destination year-round. In winter, it offers excellent ski slopes and cozy restaurants, while in summer it transforms into a sun-drenched wonderland with numerous hiking and cycling trails and beautiful swimming spots,” the article states.

For thrill-seekers, there are bungee jumps, ziplining, and paragliding. For those seeking a more relaxed experience, there are hot springs with breathtaking Alpine views, as well as spas and wellness centers. Experts add:

“If you’re planning a winter holiday, the best time to visit is from June to August, and for a summer getaway — from December to February.”

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