Two of them are in the United States. Can you guess which ones?
Tokyo ranked second on the list. The city offers various landscapes, including mountains, sandy beaches, urban cityscapes, and forests.
The Japanese capital is also home to 429 Michelin Guide restaurants and offers a smooth driving experience, with the quality of the country's roads scored at 6.1 out of 7. Rounding out the top three is New York, the city with the most Michelin Guide restaurants in the world — a whopping 512 options. It also has two UNESCO World Heritage sites: The Statue of Liberty and the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright.
Holidu's index ranks New York City fifth among the most"Instagrammable" places on the list, with over 122 million people using the hashtag"New York" in their pictures.