Who says you can't experience the world even if you remain in your home? Virtual virtual reality (VR) tours allow you to see destinations across the globe without leaving your couch. These aren't games. They're experiences, so the pace may be slower than you expect but they're definitely worthy of your time. Here are some of the best VR tourist destinations for you to consider your next virtual adventure.

The Grand Canyon Virtual Reality Experience

In the Grand Canyon VR Experience, you are seated in a virtual motorized kayak trip through The Grand Canyon. Tailor the tour to your needs by choosing a sunlit or moonlit experience and altering the speed.

As you cruise by enjoying the sights and sounds of a procedurally generated artificially intelligent wildlife. Attract and feed the virtual fish while you cruise the waterways.

The journey is on rails, and you're not able to steer the kayak. However, you can rest at various locations and enjoy the scenery by using the throttle control for your motorized kayak or by stopping at scenic rest stops.

The trip is short and there's no details on the history behind it for fans. It's still an enjoyable ride that is perfect for people who are just beginning to learn about VR.

Realities

Realities is an VR virtual tour app that allows you to explore scanned and recreated real-world scenes. The surroundings aren't just 360-degree images; they were captured using specially-designed scanning equipment, allowing for immersive rendering in virtual reality in Indonesia.

The user interface is a giant globe that you can rotate using those VR controls. Once you've selected the place you want to go, simply tap the location on the virtual globe and you are instantly transported to the exotic location.

A fascinating destination is a cell in the notorious Alcatraz prison. When you arrive, you'regreeted by an unseen narrator, likely to be a former prisoner of the cell next to you. He'll recount their experiences. It's a museum-like experience and an educational trip worth taking.

There are other destinations with different size and complexity and the experience is kept up-to-date with the latest developments regularly.

Titans of Space PLUS

The original Titans of Space was one of the very first refined atlasvirtual experiences made available. it created a lot of hype about all the potential VR could offer.

This app gives you a park-like experience across all the stars and planets, giving you the ability to choose the pace of your experience. Details about the planets as well as moons are included throughout the journey along with distances and other measures of curiosity.

The scale of the planets and moons is breathtaking and offers an unique perspective that only astronauts normally have.

EVEREST Virtual Reality

You'll experience Mount Everest in five iconic scenes. Begin your journey by settling into Basecamp as you traverse the frightening Khumbu Icefalls then spend the night in Camp 4, ascend the dangerous Hillary Step and then reach the top of Everest.

After you've completed your first mountain attempt, activate God Mode to reach a exclusive vantage point of the Himalayas that is only available in VR. As you look out over the mountain range This is an amazing VR diorama.

The Virtual Reality Museum of Fine Art

If you've ever wanted to peruse the museum in your own time, at your own pace and with no restrictions on how close you can reach the artwork, then The VR Museum of Fine Art is the place for you.

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Sit on the sunken deck vessel while a gigantic whale swims along and stares you in the eye . Or, swim in the sea of bioluminescent jellyfish. There's no need for expensive equipment for scuba diving or classes, or to leave your living room, for that matter.

The detail level in the app is incredible and the feeling of scale (especially during the whale encounter in the very first episode) is jaw-dropping.

Google Earth VR

As Google Earth was first released years ago, people were amazed at the fun of being able to see their house from satellite imagery. Now, Google Earth VR (free from Google) lets you see your house from space and virtually fly around it, and stand in your front yard or even on your roof.

Adjust the sun's location, scale objects to any dimension you'd like and then fly around the world. The levels of detail depend on what you're trying to observe. For example, tourist destinations tend to have more detailed geospatial data than rural areas. There is so much to see and Google provides virtual tour Indonesia to assist you in your journey.

Google has also added numerous options for comfort that can help avoid virtual travel sickness in the must-see virtual reality application.