Destination Inspiration

Bhangarh Fort is the only place in India that has been legally declared haunted. While the main attraction of this site is its haunted status, it also has a number of ruins and temples to visit.

The terracotta warriors and mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shi Huang is larger than the Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt and took 720,000 people to build.

The Northern Lights can only be witnessed above frigid Arctic Circle regions in the Northern Hemisphere, so heading to Scandinavia and Canada for the light show naturally comes to mind. However, there’s an alternative destination you should consider – Russia.

One of the many fascinating things about Bali, Indonesia is its incredibly rich aquatic world. Once you dive in the water, you’ll see an explosion of colours and ocean life everywhere around you.

Fourteen seconds is all we got to snap photos and run from the racetrack. It's the thrilling, nail-biting battle of the fastest buffaloes and their masters — the Kambala buffalo race.

Modernity is one of the things that adds to Japan’s appeal. However, if you’re yearning for a more historical atmosphere, head over to Yanaka in Tokyo.

Join us on a trip down to Westeros and find out where the key filming locations of Game of Thrones are to explore.

Malaysia is more than just food; it has many natural wonders too. Indulge in a little adventure like spelunking at Gua Tempurung, Perak.

Tiger’s Nest Monastery is one of the main cultural, religious, and tourist destinations of Bhutan.

Thinking about travelling to Australia? You've no doubt heard some of the urban myths.

Geishas, contrary to how they’ve been perceived in Western society, are skilful entertainers who make appearances at high-end dinners, auspicious events, and private parties.

I took up a month-long Workaway job at a hostel in Punta del Diablo, a tiny fishing village that got touristy after getting a shoutout on the Lonely Planet. I only ventured out once and I went by foot.