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Review Written for Vancouver

(Written on 15 May, 2019)

Vancouver lies on the western coast of Canada, and is a thriving diverse metropolitan. Sandwiched between majestic mountains and sunny beaches, Vancouver offers something for everyone. Head on up to W (Read More)histler mountain during the winter months to take on the snowy slopes on skis or snowboards, and have a beer or two at Whistler village. Spanish banks and English bay beaches are sunny beaches during the spring months. Take a stroll along Stanley Park, a 405-acre spread that hugs the coast and offers scenic views the whole way. Head on down to Gastown, with its iconic whistling steam clock and its proliferation of chic and boutique cafes and eateries. Visit Granville street during the day to do some shopping and watch how it turns into a lively nightclub scene as the sun sets.

Review Written for Sydney

(Written on 15 May, 2019)

Australia?s largest city, Sydney is blessed with good climate and natural beauty. Walk along the top of Sydney Harbour Bridge, offering spectacular views of the Sydney Harbour in all its glory. Take i (Read More)n the splendour of one the world monuments, the Sydney Opera House, with its eye-catching design. Surf and go swimming at the world-famous Bondi beach. The Bondi beach trek offers another side of the beach that most people don?t see, as you walk up along the cliffside and reach back down to the beach. A short 50k from the CBD of Sydney is the mysterious Blue Mountain range that allows visitors an incredible train journey and unparalleled views of the mountains.

Review Written for Goa

(Written on 15 May, 2019)

The holiday destination favourite of many Indians and foreigners alike, Goa offers something for every traveller. The beaches of Baga and Anjuna give tourists the beaches teeming with families and wat (Read More)ers that people can frolic and swim about in safely. Goan mainstays such as Tito?s and Mambo nightclub provide the perfect release for those that want to dance the night away. The beaches along the South Goan coast are rarely populated with crowds and, those looking for a bit of privacy and quiet can indulge themselves in beachside shacks. The natural beauty of the Goan landscape ensures that those adventure-seekers that want to go off the beaten-path will fall in love with Goa?s many waterfall treks.

Review Written for Singapore

(Written on 15 May, 2019)

A melting pot of cultures from around the world, Singapore has long been heralded as a utopian blend of technology and culture. Having its foundational roots in the British empire, Singapore has flour (Read More)ished into one the most economically advanced countries in the world. A smorgasbord of culinary experiences that draws influence from Indian, Chinese, Malay, and European heritage, Singapore?s food scene is bustling. From food courts where people can have meals for less that SGD 2 to the most lavish Michelin-starred restaurants, there is something to ensure nobody goes hungry there. With a vibrant nightlife that thrives along the Clarke Quay river, revellers can party long into the night. Sentosa beach offers lazy days by the sea and the thrill of water park rides as well. Gardens by the Bay is an artificial garden right in the CBD area of Singapore that has towering man-made trees, called Supertrees, that measure up to 50 m in height, and looks straight out of a sci-fi movie. Spread out over a sprawling 101 acres, it also includes the world?s largest indoor waterfall.

Review Written for Queenstown

(Written on 15 May, 2019)

Located on the South Island of New Zealand, Queenstown has become a mecca for adventure sports enthusiasts from around the world. Dubbed ?The Adventure Capital of the World?, Queenstown is home to man (Read More)y forms of adventure sports. The Kawrau Gorge suspension bridge crosses the Kawrau river, and allows people to bungee jump from the bridge into the waters below. Sky-diving from a plane above the Lake Wakatipu is a breathtaking experience. Walks along the lakeshore also provides splendid views of the Southern Alps. The legendary Fergburger burger joint will satiate any thrill-seeker?s appetite. However, Queenstown is far more than an adrenaline-junkie?s paradise, and it?s many wineries and vineyards stand testament to that. Taking a wine tour of a vineyard allows visitors to experience the wine country of New Zealand and indulge in the acclaimed wines of the region.

Review Written for Bandung

(Written on 15 May, 2019)

The largest city in the West Java province, Bandung is a hill-station lying almost a 100km outside the capital city of Jakarta. Surrounded by dormant volcanoes and tea and coffee plantations, Bandung (Read More)adopts a very dramatic landscape. A volcanic crater named Kawah Putih, loosely translated to white crater, lies at the heart of Bandung. A large crater filled with aquamarine water that is naturally heated by the magma flowing underneath it is a spectacular view. The distinctive smell of sulphur, akin to rotten eggs almost, permeates the air. Skywalks made of bamboo snake up the surrounding ridges and gives visitors panoramic views of the crater itself from an elevated position. Tourists can go into the crater, and look at abandoned sulphur mines, which give the place its moniker. ATVs can also be rented if visitors wish for a more unconventional mode of the almost alien-looking landscape. Strawberry-picking and tea-leaf picking through the many plantations allow people to walk through them at their own leisurely pace.
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