1. Halawa Valley (Molokai, Hawaii, USA) - No direct flights and spotty cell service make unplugging easy. Instead, connect with nature and the island's rich history.
2. Kopan Monastery (Kathmandu, Nepal) - Check your phone at the front desk and focus on spirituality and living in the moment. There's plenty to do: Join morning prayers, tour an incense factory, or meditate in the gardens.
3. Rawah Wilderness (Colorado, USA) - Even bicycles aren't allowed in the 78,000 acres of this tech free wilderness. Obey USDA forest service guidelines, and bring everything you need.
4. Kakadu National Park (Australia) - There isn't much cell coverage in this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Spot waterfalls and keep your eyes peeled for saltwater crocodiles.
5. Hornstrandir Nature Reserve (Iceland) - Reach this northern backcountry via ferry, and prepare to hike. Forget "checking in," Instead, check out wildlife and epic scenery.
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