By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

Picturesque village [Noun] (a nice, beautiful, attractive village, especially because it is old and interesting).
The houses were in a picturesque village. My parents live in a picturesque village.
Places of interest [Noun] (a place that is famous for its scenery or historical sites).
Your tour to Singapore will never be complete unless you visit our places of interest.
My native city has a variety of places of interest.
Tourist trap [Noun] (a place such as a restaurant, shop, or hotel that is visited by many tourists and usually is expensive).
Endangered animals caught in the tourist trap. We've visited many tourist traps recently.
Wildlife safari [Noun] (an observational holiday, mainly in Africa).
The village is surrounded by wildlife/safari areas, and very few people live there.
We’d love to go on a wildlife safari sometime.
Youth hostel [Noun] (a cheap hotel where young people can stay for a short period of time).
Is there a youth hostel around here?
The youth hostel used to be an office building.
Remote [Adjective] (far away from places where most people live).
They live in a remote community in the desert.
My grandparents were from a remote village in Vietnam.
Coastal [Adjective] (on land beside a sea (the land near a shore)). Our coastal area provides a variety of opportunities for recreation. San Diego is a coastal city in the state of California.
Mountainous [Adjective] (covered with mountains; having a lot of mountains).
The town is in a mountainous district.
The countryside is more mountainous in the north. Much of the earth's surface is mountainous.
Rural [Adjective] (relating to the countryside, far away from large towns or cities).
The area is still very rural and undeveloped.
My family used to live in a very rural area of the Czech Rep.