By Priyanka Roshan | July 28, 2025
In a hyper-connected world chasing itineraries and Instagram likes, a quiet shift is underway. These ten idyllic getaways offer peaceful escapes where doing nothing is celebrated as the ultimate way to recharge and unwind.
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With deserts, rainforests, and coastlines, Mexico tops the chart, home to over 400 snake species including rattlesnakes, boas, and coral snakes.
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The Amazon rainforest nurtures Brazil’s astounding variety of snakes, from tree-dwelling species to the infamous anaconda lurking in swampy waters.
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Indonesia’s archipelago teems with snake life—especially pythons and sea snakes—thanks to its tropical climate and extensive biodiversity hotspots.
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India’s snake population ranges from cobras and kraits in rural plains to green vine snakes in the Western Ghats’ monsoon-soaked forests.
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Dense rainforests and mountainous terrain make Colombia a haven for snakes like bushmasters, coral snakes, and countless non-venomous species.
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From grasslands to river valleys, China’s snake population includes rare pit vipers and endemic species adapted to high-altitude or subtropical zones.
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Despite its small size, Ecuador boasts immense snake diversity due to its Amazonian rainforest and cloud forests brimming with elusive reptiles.
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Vietnam’s humid jungles provide shelter for many unique snake species, including cobras, keelbacks, and arboreal snakes rarely seen elsewhere.
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Malaysia’s rainforests and mangroves sustain an array of snakes, from venomous vipers to brilliantly coloured tree snakes and aquatic varieties.
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Though not the most populous in species, Australia is infamous for its deadly snakes like taipans, brown snakes, and tiger snakes.
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