Xcaret Park is an expansive eco-archaeological wonderland featuring vibrant cultural shows, enchanting underground rivers, and diverse marine life. Whether you're floating through crystal-clear waters, exploring lush jungles, or enjoying captivating performances, Xcaret Park promises a day filled with adventure, culture, and breathtaking scenery.

The Buriganga River, which runs peacefully through Dhaka, showcases a microcosm of the whole country on its banks. You can see people fishing by the shore as your vessel navigates through the maze of boats making their way down the river. Taking a ride here is one of the best ways to get a true view of Bangladesh and its way of life.

Akshardham, in Gandhinagar, is a large Hindu temple complex, renowned for its intricate architectural details and expansive grounds. The main temple is part of a larger complex that includes beautifully landscaped gardens, a light and water show in the evening, and various exhibitions.

Take a walk in the shoes of a local with one of Bilbao’s most popular hikes. Pagasarri, at 673 m, is one of the smaller mountains surrounding the city, and most locals have tackled it at least once. Buses from the city centre take you to starting points around Zabalburu or Peñascal. At the summit, there’s a bar selling bocatas—baguette sandwiches stuffed with tortilla de patata, txistorra, or chorizo. If you’re feeling ambitious, continue on to Ganekogorta at 998 m, just a bit further along the ridge, for more sweeping views of Bilbao and the surrounding hills.