We all need a break sometimes. If you want to take a vacation where you can truly escape, check out one of these destinations for going off the grid.
Alaska’s wild terrain offers the perfect background for an off-the-grid escape. Many areas within the state have scant cellphone reception and WiFi access. Take this opportunity to explore the untouched land throughout the state.
Nestled among the Himalayas, this remote south Asian country is known for its picturesque monasteries, palaces and shrines. The country remained mostly isolated from the rest of the world until the mid 20th century. Take in the unspoiled environment.
Located near Zanzibar in Tanzania, this private nature reserve opened in 1991. The reserve is home to a coral reef sanctuary, forest reserve, visitor and education center, a small eco lodge and historical monuments. There is no electricity, which makes the spot ideal for anyone looking to get away.
The Central American country boasts a rugged terrain with beaches, rainforests and volcanoes. There are plenty of adventurous and relaxing activities to enjoy during your visit. Resorts throughout the country offer accommodations without Internet access, so you can truly enjoy your surroundings.
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