Off the Beaten Path.
English
idiom
Away from the usual route or common way of doing things.
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Away from the usual route or common way of doing things.
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In a remote or unusual location that is not well known or commonly visited.
When something is off the beaten path, it's away from the typical tourist routes or popular areas.
It's used to describe hidden, unconventional, or less-traveled places and experiences.
"Out of the Way"
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Located in an inconvenient or remote place, not necessarily interesting
"Under the Radar"
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Not getting attention or notice, often intentionally kept low-profile
"Off the Beaten Path"
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A remote or unconventional place away from typical routes and crowds
We want to travel somewhere interesting this summer — any ideas?
Go off the beaten path — Albania or Georgia are incredible right now.
Should we do the main tourist route or something different for our trip?
Let's go off the beaten path — I'd rather find somewhere unexpected.
How was the restaurant you found last weekend?
Amazing — totally off the beaten path, no tourists, just locals.
