The Tourist Attraction Map isn’t just another map widget — it’s a small learning project built with passion and curiosity by Aditya Subawa, combining the power of real-world navigation with the joy of discovering new places.
This feature lets visitors explore nearby tourist attractions, search for destinations anywhere in the world, and instantly get route directions using multiple transport modes — whether you’re driving, walking, cycling, taking transit, or even imagining a direct flight across the globe ✈️.
What makes this feature special is its balance between educational value and practical use. It was designed as an experiment in blending modern web technologies (geolocation) into an intuitive and beautiful interface. Visitors don’t just see a map — they experience it: typing a search, watching the route animate, switching between travel modes, and seeing real-time distance and duration updates.
At its heart, this project is a celebration of curiosity and craftsmanship — a hands-on demonstration of how learning through creation can lead to something genuinely useful and inspiring. Whether you’re a traveler planning your next trip, a developer studying interactive map integration, or just someone who loves clean and creative design, the
Tourist Attraction Map invites you to explore the world — one route at a time.
Built with ❤️, code, and a sense of wonder.