It might be spring in Australia, but other parts of the world are seeing the leaves turn. And while New England in the USA is one of the most famous places to experience autumn, or fall, as they call it, it didn't come out top in a recent survey. Long haul travel firm, Travelbag analysed Instagram hashtag volumes and Google search data to discover the most picturesque global autumn destinations to visit this year.
Here are the best places to go - including some Aussie choices for when the time comes here. Japan is more associated with the colourful cherry blossoms of spring, but it's also a popular place to see the red and orange hues of autumn leaves. READ MORE: Where to see jacarandas in full bloom across Australia The Canadian city of Vancouver is surrounded by mountains, making it a picturesque place come September time.
READ MORE: Exactly how long your first cruise should be, according to a cruise ship captain The American city is the gateway to New England, one of the most famous places in the world to see the turning leaves of fall. But the city its self also has plenty of parks to visit too, including Boston Common. You can even feed squirrels there.
A bit of a wildcard here: The tropical city of Miami remains balmy in autumn and palm trees don't loose their leaves. It's no wonder it's a popular place to visit at that time of year. READ MORE: 'Incomprehensible' airport habit Aussies find most annoying There's nowhere more beautiful than Sydney Harbour i.
