Destination Inspiration

In a town near Mandalay, an all-white pagoda rises above the landscape, creating a striking image against an ombre blue sky. Hsinbyume Pagoda is referred to as the Taj Mahal of Myanmar.

Although you won’t see it straight away, the unique architecture of Jami Ul-Alfar Masjid in Colombo was inspired by the pomegranate. Covered in elaborate stripes and patterns, a candy cane comes to mind instead.

At the mention of the ‘the world’s largest book’, you’d probably picture a large, heavy leather-bound publication. What if I told you that the world’s largest book, kept tucked away in a Buddhist temple in Mandalay, Myanmar, had none of these qualities?

Blessed with Mother Nature’s abundance, Nainital serves as the starting point to your sojourn in the Kumaon region’s mountains. It has a unique charm and pleasant climate all year round.

I spent a month exploring the wonders of Croatia and there's no denying the Balkan nation’s beauty. It will captivate tourists of all kinds.

At first glance, the U Bein Bridge may seem unimpressive. It’s a simple structure with teakwood pillars supporting its teakwood decks. So, what makes this bridge such a popular tourist attraction?

Someone took a picture of themselves on a swing with Dalawella Beach in the background. The photo was posted on social media, and the most famous rope swing in the world was born.

If you’re planning a trip to Marrakesh, Morocco, escape the madness of their souks and do more. I tried various activities, but hiking through the majestic Atlas Mountains was my firm favourite.

While most people treat Huay Xai as a stopover to other destinations, if you’re an outdoorsy traveller, it has a beautiful landscape. Oh, and not forgetting, you can also holiday with some super cute gibbons!

This is how I learned about the magic of manaakitanga – the Māori act of welcoming and sharing. Here are some of the ways you can experience it for yourself:

For those of you who wish to have your romantic escapade in India, then look no further than Goa, India — where the sun, sand, and sea meet! Here are the 10 best things to do.

There are over 300 castles throughout Japan, but only 12 original-construction castles left that have stood the test of weather, war, and time. Here’s the low-down on them: