Travelling is best done in October. The weather is lovely and comfortable. In the northern hemisphere, Mother Nature puts on a breath-taking outdoor show when the foliage changes red from green. People celebrate the season and offer thanks during this time. A summary of October's top tourist destinations:

1. Oktoberfest in Munich: With over six million attendees each year, the Oktoberfest has been dubbed the largest beer festival on earth. People will have consumed nearly five million litres (1.3 million gallons) of beer before it ends. Oktoberfest began as an unofficial celebration of Princess Therese's marriage to Crown Prince Ludwig, who would go on to become king, on October 12, 1810. Residents of Munich were invited to a celebration in front of the city gates. Oktoberfest is celebrated with carnivals, a costume parade, concerts, and a sizable Catholic liturgy in addition to the obvious draw of beer.
    
2. New England: Autumn travel to New England offers the ideal opportunity to witness Mother Nature's creations. As the trees lose their leaves in anticipation of winter, the woodlands come to life with October's brilliant foliage in shades of brilliant reds, oranges, golds, and yellows. To be a leaf peeper, you can pretty much anywhere in New England, but Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont are particularly good. Spend some time stopping to smell the leaves; each one has a unique scent. Reservations for lodging in advance are essential. The back roads are a better option for travel since they might not be as congested with people.
    
3. Nepal: Trekking in Nepal is best done in October. The rainy season's foliage hasn't dried up completely even though the dry season is officially underway. The majority of days give breath-taking vistas of the Himalayas, and the temperature is pleasant. Because of this, now is a fantastic time to hike to Everest Base Camp; if you wait a few months, it might be too snowy to complete the trip. This month, the Nepalese also commemorate a variety of Hindu holidays, such as Dashain and Tihar.
    
4. Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta: One of the greatest places to go in October is Albuquerque, which is home to the world's largest gathering of hot air balloon enthusiasts and balloons. The largest city in New Mexico celebrates the fall season with the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, which features nightly mass balloon launches, concerts and fireworks. Although the majority of attendees come just to see the spectacle from the ground, the city also permits approved operators to provide hour-long rides to guests throughout the festival.
    
5. Plitvice Lakes: Although Plitvice Lakes is a vibrant destination all year round, this Croatian area really comes alive in the autumn. The azure blue Plitvice Lakes, regarded as one of Europe's most picturesque locations, are dramatically enhanced in the autumn when trees display their vivid autumn colours. Hiking routes are available in this Croatian national park for visitors who wish to experience nature up close. To fully capture the autumn beauty of the area, photographers should make sure they have an ample supply of film or memory cards.
    
6. Thimphu Tsechu: The Bhutanese are celebrating Thimphu Tsechu, a holiday that dates back to the 17th century, in a boisterous, joyous, and holy mood. The ethnic folk dancing that takes place in the courtyard of Bhutan's capital, Tashichho Dzong, is the most vibrant aspect of this multi-day celebration. To the sounds of the finest drums and cymbals, men-including monks-dress in ornate, vibrant traditional costumes and perform folk dances. Traditional masks were used by the dancers. In addition, the celebration provides an informal and enjoyable setting for family and friends to get together. It's one of the largest celebrations in Bhutan.
    
7. Florida: If tourists decide to visit the Sunshine State in October, they won't be disappointed. Since the sweltering summer days, temperatures have dropped to between 70 and 80 degrees, making it extremely comfortable to see the state's numerous attractions. Since classes are back in session and the yearly influx of snowbirds has not yet arrived, crowds are normally smaller. It's still warm enough to swim in the coastal waters, so visitors should pack a rain poncho in addition to their bathers in case it rains.
    
8. Bacolod - MassKara Festival: The capital of the province that produces sugar in the Philippines, Bacolod, hosts 20 days of celebrations during the MassKara Festival. It started as a method to highlight the struggles faced by the Negros community and is still done today as a way to have fun and support the local business community. In addition to donning masks or face painting, participants dress up in vibrant costumes and headpieces. The most common pastimes include dancing in the streets and drinking beer, although there are also competitions like pole climbing, mask-making, and pig-catching. Travellers who enjoy collecting folk art and handcrafts can consider shopping here.
    
9. Salem Halloween Party: During the Puritan era that ruled New England centuries ago, Salem became well-known for its witchcraft trials. Witches in Salem, Massachusetts, are still active some 400 years later, and the city celebrates Halloween for a whole month. For the yearly occasion, the city is haunted by goblins, warlocks, witches, psychics, and ghosts. People are invited to connect with their loved ones who have passed away through psychic readings at the Festival of the Dead. A magic show, a funfair ride, haunted house tours, ghost stories and a spooky procession are all available to visitors.
    
10. Awk Phansaa Festival in Vientiane: The three-month Buddhist Lenten season ends in October with the Awk Phansaa festival, during which people release adorned banana leaf boats into bodies of water. The Bun Nam (Water Festival) and Boat Racing Festival take place in tandem with this event. Laotians in Vientiane make offerings in the temples of the city at first light. To express gratitude to the river's spirits, they tossed adorned floats into the Mekong River in the evening. The following day, there are boat races.