Destination

With thousands of tourists spending their holidays here every year, there is a lot that you’d probably know about the island. When thinking about the beaches in Bali you’d probably think of white beaches and clear blue sea. While there are some stunning beaches like that around the island, there are some with black sand

Coorg was named as the ‘Scotland of India’ during the time of the British. The beauty of this region is well-preserved albeit the surge of urbanisation. While most people are aware that Coorg is known for coffee, few know of the fact that it is also Asia’s largest producer of honey. Virajpet, also known as

Santorini also known as Thera in Greek- is one of the most popular destinations in Greece, located in the southern Aegean Sea. Known for its impressive sunset and scenic streets, the unique gastronomy products and the volcano land, Santorini annually gathers thousands of tourists from all over the world. Santorini’s buildings have the typical Greek

Peng Chau is one of the hidden gems. The island feels like a whole different world compared to the bustling streets of Hong Kong; there are a lot of pristine beaches on this island, great seafood restaurants, and a lot of trekking opportunities. It’s very surprising that such a beautiful beach that’s only a short

Lakshadweep Islands is one of the seven Union Territories of India. It is located in Arabian sea off the Kerala coast. The fabulous underwater scene and the marine life of the Union Territory make the Islands gorgeous. The vast range of the blue sea is breath-taking.

Maldives is packed full of stunning resorts, with luxurious settings, but one that really sticks out is the overwater bungalows, you’ll have the opportunity to sleep over the sea, and spend the night ‘sleeping with the fishes. These colossal fish are relatively harmless despite their namesake and swimming alongside one is sure to stick with

If you ever wanted to see the famous Eiffel Tower, but Paris is out of your budget, go to Prague and visit Petrin Lookout Tower. Prague has been nicknamed the “city of a thousand spires” for good reason: as you glance over its 1,100-year-old skyline, you’ll be rewarded with splendid views of lovely domed churches