Take a glimpse of where Harry and Meghan will tour later this year

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According to Reuters, Kensington Palace has mentioned recently that Britain’s Prince Harry and his new wife Meghan Markle will visit Australia, Fiji, Tonga and New Zealand later this year on a tour, coinciding with the Sydney staging of the Invictus Games.

Let's take a glimpse of these four tourist hotspots.

1. Australia

Situated on its own continent between the Pacific Ocean and the Indian Ocean, Australia is a country in the southern hemisphere and its capital is Canberra. With 550 national parks and 19 World Heritage-listed sites, you might easily feel nature is always on your doorstep.

Here might be the best place for you to get closer to nature. Australia is home to many rare animals including the koala, the kangaroo and the wombat. Its largest city is Sydney, which many Chinese people consider a top travel destination.

The good climate has also made Australia an important place for many outdoor activities and international competitions.

Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge, Sydney, Australia. /VCG Photo

2. Fiji

Dazzling sands, perfect palm trees and sapphire sea water -- Fiji’s beaches look airbrushed. Blessed with 333 tropical islands in the central area of the South Pacific and known for its varied coral reefs and beautiful beaches, Fiji is a wonderful holiday destination for people around the world.

Suva, on the island of Viti Levu, is the capital of Fiji. Many newly married couples also choose Fiji Islands for their honeymoon as it is a paradise full of romance.

The climate in Fiji is tropical marine and warm all year round. Fijians show great warmth and hospitality to tourists in a place where you can easily make friends and learn about their special culture.

Fiji Islands. /VCG Photo

3. Tonga

Tonga, also known as Kingdom of Tonga, is a country in the southwestern Pacific Ocean. With more than 170 islands and spectacular landscapes, there is no better way to immerse yourself.

The most interesting thing in Tonga is that pigs are almost everywhere. You will find them roaming the streets, lazing in the gardens or running around you.

In addition, thanks to its tropical beaches, rainforests and active volcanoes, Tonga's tourism has flourished.

Take your time to experience life here and learn the local culture and traditions.

Aerial photograph of tropical islands, Tonga, Polynesia. /VCG Photo

4. New Zealand

Located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean, New Zealand is home to many spectacular islands. The capital of New Zealand is Wellington and the most popular city is Auckland.

Due to its remoteness and long period of geographic isolation, New Zealand has developed great biodiversity.

With magnificent landscapes and coastlines here, you can go cycling or try sailing, kayaking and diving.

If you want to escape from the hustle and bustle of urban life, you can take a moment to explore the beauty of the land and find your inner peace here.

Farmland on the banks of Lake Hawea, Central Otago, South Island, New Zealand. /VCG Photo