Walks

Just beyond the shimmering skyline of Tokyo lies an enchanting world brimming with opportunities for indulgence and discovery. From serene countryside retreats to breathtaking mountain trails like Mt Takao, Mt Mitake, and Mt Otake, the regions surrounding the city offer a perfect balance of tranquility and adventure. Whether you yearn to hike through mist-draped forests, explore the charm of the Okutama Mukashi Road, soak in the atmosphere of quaint villages, or savour the rejuvenating lull of nature’s

Nestled just a short train ride away from the dazzling skyline of Tokyo lies a destination where time seems to pause, revealing a Japan steeped in tradition, natural beauty, and adventure. Chichibu, an untouched gem of the Saitama Prefecture, offers a world of unique experiences away from the bustling streets of Tokyo. It’s a place where every corner tells a story, inviting travel enthusiasts, culture explorers, and adventure seekers alike to immerse themselves in its wonders.

Chichibu Arakawa

Nestled amid the lush forested mountains of Saitama Prefecture, Chichibu is a hidden gem waiting to enchant every travel enthusiast and adventure seeker. Overflowing with natural beauty, cultural treasures, and mouthwatering cuisine, this charming town offers the perfect blend of serenity and exhilaration. Immerse yourself in the mesmerising landscapes and timeless traditions that make Chichibu an unmissable destination. Here’s how to explore it in three unforgettable days.

Day 1 | Arrival and

India's rivers, waterways, and shorelines offer a unique perspective to the striking natural beauty, historic lures, and cultural elegance of this great Asian nation. Aboard some of the most luxurious traditional boathouses, cruises slice through the serene Ganges and Brahmaputra Rivers, unveiling historic landmarks, quaint towns, hallowed temples, pristine forests, wildlife, and more. Here are some highlights and hidden gems to discover on a majestic Indian river cruise.

Deluxe Boathouse Cruise

Hidden deep within the timeless forests of Mie Prefecture, the Ise Grand Shrine—known lovingly as Ise Jingu—isn’t just a shrine; it’s the soul of Japan itself. Revered as the nation’s most sacred site, it pulls in waves of pilgrims and curious travellers every year, all eager to feel the heartbeat of Japan’s ancient spirit and traditions. Join us as we step into this world of history, reverence, and quiet wonder. Enhance your Kumano Kodo walking journey with a visit to the sacred Ise Grand Shrine,

Defined by glorious mountain peaks, alpine lakes, exotic wildlife, meadows, ice fields, canyons, and waterfalls, the Canadian Rockies is a paradise of adventures, fun, and memorable moments. Despite being a melting pot of adventures year-round, knowing the right time to visit can significantly refine your experiences in this great region. While there is no best time to visit since timing is dependent on each tourist's outdoor preferences, some seasons are just perfect with fewer drawbacks.

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Welcome to the Canadian Rockies, where words don’t fully capture the experiences. Amidst 180,000 square kilometers of wild and explosive terrain shifting between Alberta and British Columbia, this magical terrain is nothing like the itineraries describe. Immersive, surreal, and even more beautiful than scripted, the Canadian Rockies offer captivating and marvelling landscapes and, with these, a million things to do and see.

In this piece, we’ll cover the top things to do in the Rockies, giving

For a moment, channel your imagination to a world where nature's masterpieces unfold in turns before your eyes. Snow-iced peaks pierce the sky, turquoise lakes gleam like diamonds, and wildlife wanders free in a wilderness mostly untouched by humans. The Canadian Rockies command an almost endless showcase of wonders in its 180-square-kilometer stretch, weaving through the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia.

A magnet for adventurers, this spectacular terrain offers everything you could wish

Meticulously preserved in the interiors of a red brick building, the Sapporo Beer Museum and Garden is an outstanding homage to Japan's beer heritage and more prestige to the already glamorous Hokkaido Island. As the birthplace of beer in Japan, Sapporo is both a capital and custodian of rich history, with the beer museum and garden the only historical landmark dedicated to beer in Japan. Deservedly designated a Hokkaido Heritage Site, this museum and garden are culinary icons and more reasons Hokkaido

When summer blankets Hokkaido, this northern island wakes up as a wonderland for explorers. An explorer's fantasy is created from endless vistas of unspoiled nature, pure lakes cradled by ancient volcanoes, and the deep culture of the Indigenous Ainu people. Think quietly, as you traverse woods bursting with life, wandering atop calderas shaped by millennia of volcanic wrath, and losing yourself in cultural traditions as old as the region itself. Every road in Hokkaido tells a tale, and every vista