The Red Fort
Probably one of the most iconic monuments of Delhi, the Red Fort is the monument that still stands today, a remembrance of the Mughal Empire that ruled over India for many years. The walls of the Red Fort extend up to two kilometers and it was used to prevent invaders from entering and invading the interior. When the Sikhs and latter, the British came into the scene, the Fort stopped being a fort a marvelous landmark of the ancient times, it is a great way to start your journey.

Jama Masjid
Considered an important structure, this is the largest Mosque created in India. This is the treasure of the old city more than 20,000 devotees can fit in the courtyard quite comfortably. The Mosque was finished in 1650m after an arduous 13 years of build. Head to the southern tower and brave the winding steps. You will enjoy the incredible panoramic view of Delhi. Of course, since it is an active Mosque, you should take note to wear appropriate clothing.

The Tomb of Humayun
Yes, the tomb was inspired BY theBY theby Agra’s iconic Taj Mahal. It was created in 1570. It houses the body of the second emperor of the Mughals, Humayun. It was the first of this kind of structure to be created in India and after this; extensive structures across India were built. It has some really nice gardens that you will surely love.

Qutab Minar
This is considered as the highest brick minaret in the world. It is the best representation of Indo-Islamic architecture. It was created in 1206! The reason for creating the structure is still shrouded in mystery. It might be a symbolic triumph of Islam in India but others think it is a way to call the faithful to pray. Visit the tower floor by floor and enjoy the wall carvings and some historic monuments around the site. You will definitely love the site at the top and this is a great way to have break before exploring the other nice areas in Delhi.

Early Bird
Be the early bird if you want to visit Disney World in Orlando. If you are early, it is possible to get to your preferred sites at the time you want and you can easily adjust if you have enough time to traverse after. If you will be going during vacation season, or high season, then you are in for a very hectic experience if you do not arrive early.

What to bring
When walking along the theme parks, it is better to have a backpack or anything that does not require constantly holding on your hands. You need money so that you can pay for food and souvenirs and other stuff. Keep the backpack free from any extra baggage when you set off. This is a great tool to hold souvenir items as well as bottles of water. You need water so that you will not feel dehydrated due to the walking.

Rest
Mid day is a good time to take a rest. It is too hot to walk and enjoy during the midday so take that opportunity to change, have a little shower, eat some lunch and then check your itinerary. It is ideal that you plan your visits with the hotel as you way point, it will be a lot easier to travel if you know where to start and where you should end up.

Get a Fast pass
This is a free tool that you can use to save those precious minutes, even hours, waiting in line. If you have this, you just insert your pass on designated location. That way you got yourself a record that it will be your time to take the ride. Therefore, you have more time to walk around and less time is wasted.

On your first day or two in Las Vegas,you will forget the meaning of the word sleep. You will not have any time to rest your red eyes and jet lagged body. You will try to keep up with the seemingly unending energy of party goers and try to measure the limitations of your body when it comes to beers and cocktails. Notable hotels to visit for parties would have to be Luxor. There are numerous clubs like LAX at Luxor,Pure located at the Caesar’s Palace, or the Blush at the Wynn. You can take a little bit of a slow start in bars like MGM’s Centrifuge.

It is not Las Vegas without a little bit of a bet here and there. For the most extravagant and comfortable casino venue, feast your eyes on Bellagio, Venetian and the MGM Grand. For those who like to play poker, get the most authentic experience at Binions where the World Poker Tournament used to be held. Caesar’s Palace is incredibly popular for poker and the place is quite fancy. Nonetheless, if you are a high roller, better go grand.

After spending some money on drinks and burning some on slots, it is time to fill up your tummy with some nice food. Whatever international cuisine you want, Las Vegas can offer. For breakfast, enjoy French; eat some oriental dishes for lunch pig out, Italian style for dinner. From dessert shops, fine dining venues to restaurants where top notch chefs in the world reside, you can discover the colors and flavors of the world in this one city.

For entertainment, sit back and enjoy the ultimate in live entertainment from the Cirque Du Soleil, Theater productions, magical performances as well as those shows that are most appealing for bachelor and bachelorettes.

Bodegon Alejandro
Fermín Calbetón, 4 San Sebastián-Guipúzcoa

Recently transformed and enhanced, this restaurant offers a much more modernized dining experience. No, we are not talking fast food. The owners never forgot about the unique Basque heritage, the quintessential experience of haute cuisine. The excellence if the food has always been an important aspect to their history. Enjoy the freshest cod dishes prepared by the chef and a true Spanish flavor that you are craving for.

La Perla
Paseo de la Concha San Sebastián-Guipúzcoa

This one is located close to the coastline by La Concha beach and it is such a lovely place to eat since it gives you a nice view of the sea and glistening waters. This is a perfect place for those who want to take a break and have a bit of a leisurely stroll. It is quite a nice place to take your mind off things with its light wood flooring, modern design and spacious are, you will not feel too constrained. You should specially try the chicken breast with foie gras and you will fall in love with it over and over.

Akelarre
Paseo Padre Orkola, 56 San Sebastián-Guipúzcoa

This lovely restaurant is situated at Igeldo and if you are a lover of trees, foliages and the warmth of the Spanish countryside, this is a perfect venue to do some fine dining. It has the scene to inspire and keep you relax but it also has the incredible food that just blends everything together. Meticulous attention to detail is present in their food. With ever changing food items, you are definitely getting a different taste of San Sebastian every time.

Arzak
Avda. Alcalde Jose Elosegui, 273 San Sebastián-Guipúzcoa

If you want something unique, then the Arzak has something different to offer. A specialist in Nuevo Basque style, enjoy appetizers, two meat dishes, chees plates as well as a couple more desserts. It is quite smaller compared to other restaurants but it is spacious with the layout. It is a place where locals come in and enjoy so if it is good enough for them, why not try it out for yourself? Reservation her is necessary since it gets filled up fast. The chef is very cordial and he tries to talk to everybody and you will feel very much at home while still getting the quintessential haute cuisine experience.

In January, to celebrate the end of the Yuletide festivities, Mexico celebrates the so called Dia De los Reyes Magos or Three Kings’ Day (Epiphany). The tradition is done during the 6th of January. This is a tradition that is very special for kids since this is the time they get some gifts. The tradition of gift giving in Mexico is normally during the Three Kings’ Day but of course, with the global tradition of gift giving during Christmas, some kids do get their own share of nice treats for both occasions.

For Mexico, being a former Spanish colony, the concept of Santa Clause might be nice but in Spain and Mexico, the real stars of Christmas are the biblical gift givers, Melchor, Gaspar and Baltasar. The story goes that upon the birth of Christ, the three men or some times, three mages traveled across long distances to send their gifts to Christ, who will be the redeemer and savior of humanity. They gave symbolic gifts to the baby Christ, Myrrh, Frankincense and gold, to symbolize, the life and triumph of Jesus.

During December, kids of all ages would begin writing their letters for all or on one of the kings. They will write things that they wish they could receive on January 6. It is probably the root of the Santa Claus tradition where kids need to behave and to be good or else, they will not receive the gifts that they want on Dia De los Reyes Magos. They will receive coal if they are bad. On the 5th of January, at night, before heading to bed, the kids will put their shoes in front of the door so that the 3 Kings, arriving using their camels can identify how many kids are in the area. If Santa has milk and cookies, the Three Kings have a variety of food options plus grass and water for the camel since, you know, they must be tired after traveling thousands of miles with a haul of gifts for millions of kids.

The lakes are open for public the entire year but it is open for longer hours every summer. There is a fee that is used to maintain the park. Across the national park and the lakes are wooden trails traversing across end to end of various water bodies. In aerial view, the lakes are crystal clear and when the glistening sun shines through, it is like being in a unique paradise that offers incredible appeal to those who like incredible beauty. You will certainly fall in love with each lake over and over again.

Hiking is the best way to travel in the Plitvice lakes National Park. Enjoy the forest, the atmosphere, the scent, the water bodies, and the whole majesty that is in front of you. It is rare to see such an incredible connection of bodies of water and how they transform the land into a lush, verdant region that is protected to ensure that the future generations can enjoy its impressive beauty and allure. You can ride a panoramic train or bus on different routes of the park. This will give you a different angle to the wonderful region. Do not forget to get your camera since there are some very photo worthy things that you might not want to forget.

Each lake, cascade, waterfall and rock has its own personality and charm. When you visit here, use comfortable walking shoes as you will be traveling quite a mileage on foot. It gives you incredible exercise and it also gives you a sublime experience of nature that you might never see anywhere else. It is a real wonder how these formations came to being and how they hold up even with the modernization all around. Still, with high tourism support and the strict rules on maintaining and preserving the national park, you can truly discover the beauty that is Plitvice lakes.

Soldeu and El Tarter are very close villages with an energetic, friendly and active community. This place is extremely popular with British Ski lovers. The ambiance is very nice, pristine, laid back and generally peaceful. You will love the incredible variety of modern ski options in this area. You are transported to the different slopes using modernized gondolas going back and forth from the villages of Soldeu and El Tarter. There are great areas suitable for novices and advanced skiers. The wooded runs from the areas of El Tarter to Soldeu are perfect for travelers due to the complexity and the long runs covering Llosada.

Pas De la Casa is located at the French Border and is close to the largest ski location in the country. This is a purpose- built ski resort with a range of apartments, hotels and other forms of accommodation that are just close to the slopes, ready to give you an easy start across the areas. The cable lift system starts at Pas and then it extends to 3 separate valley areas. Grau Roig, the middle end point is a wooded region that serves as an access point for visitors. This area can also be used to set up base, the slopes are located at the north and south ridges with Pas De la Casa and Grau Roig at the west and east.

Pal Arinsal is composed of the villages of Pal and Arinsal. These villages are part of Vallnord ski region and it has been incorporated into one resort that is linked by cable car transportation. Since the villages are merged to one zone, only one pass is necessary to travel both areas.

Planning on your next ski trip? Take advantage of the numerous slopes and incredible atmosphere at Andorra.

Lisbon is the capital of Portugal and in recent years, has experienced a renaissance with a thriving culture, invigorated economic diversity and contemporary way of living. It is now making a mark in Europe for its recent advances. Compared to most renowned European cities, Lisbon is one of the rare capitals that face the ocean. They are blessed with incredible shorelines and they are not afraid to utilize it for their touristic advantage. Of course, its architecture is also definitively unique with white limestone buildings and colorful roofs that line the lovely hills. The tiny alleyways are a joy to traverse into,and the weather is incredibly mild,which is perfect for a year round travel experience.

One of the more interesting sights to see in Lisbon is Cristo Rei, a massive statue of Jesus similar to the one in Rio de Janeiro. A towering sculpture with a height of 100 meters, it stands on the other side of the River Tejo and you can ride an elevator up to the top of the statue and it gives you an immaculate view of the city and the nearby landscapes.

There seems to be an old soul lingering in the culture and traditions of the people at Lisbon from their festivities and cultural practices but now, it is starting to take a more youthful vibe, something that has caught its own personality, giving century old traditions some form of relevance to the fashionable city that also holds their seasonal fashion week, a trend that is happening on most major European cities.

Go to the cafe and enjoy some nice espresso and partner it with some fresh pastry while looking at the lively plaza, people watching is definitely worth the time, from gossiping locals, tourists wandering about with their cameras and others just minding their business, while at the backdrop of this incredible venue. Shopping is also an incredible experience at Chiado, an elegant, fashionable district with some incredible features to amaze you.

The 11 courses in St. Andrews are the Balgove, Sthratyrum, Eden, Jubilee, The Castle, Kittocks, Torrance, The Duke’s Kingsbarns,The New Course and the Old Course. The final one on the list,the Old course, is considered the oldest golf course in the world. Imagine kings and other prominent people in the last few centuries enjoying a day of golfing in this incredible area. It is just a very nice venue to really make your golf career more exciting since you get to try this old course. This is a public course and is held BY the, theby the St Andrews Links Trust. The earliest proof that golf has been played here was in the mid 1550s. Where a license has been approved. Actual account of golf being played here was in the 1570s. In this respect, Old Course is the 5th oldest links golf area in the entirety of Scotland. Other accounts show that it could be much older than speculated with documents showing that late King James IV bought clubs on St Andrews in early 1500s. The Old Course has maintained most of its structures intact and till now, you can see these amazing venues, making this course a crowning Jewel in St Andrews’ sporting legacy.

St Andrews really offers the most incredible experience that you can take advantage of for any golfing events. You may be a mere golfing fan or you may be an avid golfer, this place is an incredible venue to enjoy and explore the amazing opportunities that is available in St Andrews. Enjoy the pleasurable experience at this premier golfing venue. Spend a couple of days or even more, it is very unlikely that you will be able to cover all the areas that is available in St Andrews in one day.

Prague has been the center of Bohemia for several centuries before transforming into this unique, diverse and historically relevant city. Even after the changes in the last 20 years, it seems like Praha still kept its incredible allure and beauty that still attracts tourists from all over the world. Of course, you might first get stranded in the sea of traffic, thousands of tourists and all too familiar commercialism but do not feel that this is the only thing that Prague has to offer. Take advantage of the efficient public transport and look through the many buildings of Gothic, Neoclassical, Baroque, Renaissance or Art Nouveau style. If you want to enjoy a bit of glamour here and there, the business and commercial centers are right there for you. Have some beer in a local bar or maybe some cocktails at a posh club for a nice night of partying.

Do not forget to take a visit at Prague Castle which is the biggest surviving castle of the ancient times. Enjoy the travel across Charles Bridge that connects the old with the new towns. Speaking of old, the Historic center is worth visiting if you are all about immersing yourself to incredible art, culture, history and tradition. For religious travelers out there, the iconic Infant of Prague, a statue of Christ can be seen at the Church of Our Lady Victorious, situated at the Lesser Town. The city’s lovely museums are regular fixtures in tours. Enjoy modern and contemporary art, science, history, decorative arts and more.

The Appeal of Prague never stops there. From the food, the culture, the people and the overall experience, Prague surely offers a wonderful range of touristic pleasures that you will definitely fall in love with.