Travelxp Tuesday

Find yourself close to one of the jungle cats, cage dive with sharks. That's the kind of quintessential African adrenaline high Alexandra Outhwaite enjoys during her 10 days in South Africa.

The need for a short, refreshing break leads Asmita to a quaint hamlet in Rajasthan, where life has remained unchanged since the 15th century

A perfect place to calm your mind and awaken your senses - the islands of Malaysia are undoubtedly a right choice for you. Experience spa therapies at Shangri La

Brussels is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of Belgium and also its economic and political center. There are way too many things to do here. So without much ado, let the exploration begin

Backpack Azerbaijan: Sitting at the crossroads between Europe and Asia, Azerbaijaan is a country that inherited the best of East and West.

Timeless Tamil Nadu

Beautiful beaches, rich history, vast landscapes, distinctive architecture and amazingly delectable food. It's Greece for you. Welcome one of Greece's most popular destinations - Santorini

Explore these five historical monuments of Czech Republic whose Gothic architecture, old world charm and rich past will bring to you a mesmerizing time travel experience

Hyderabad

Pollonnaruwa is Sri Lanka's perfect place to soak into Sinhalese heritage and revel in those years gone by. Expertly preserved as if encapsulated in time, this is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

In a society of diverse religious institutions and beliefs, a small but significant space is occupied by places that have made their mark in our memories and thought.

Sabrina starts her backpacking journey in Egypt from the capital Cairo, evenly painted in the shades of ancient islamic and modern architecture.

Timeless Tamil Nadu

Andrew starts his Korea exploration from Seoul, learning about its modern culture, visiting markets, palaces, a museum and ending with a visit to Korean war memorial

Explore Belfast, a city dotted with Victorian buildings to vibrant streets. Starting from City hall to visiting RMS Titanic Museum in this episode of City Breaks

It's not just about the history it's also about the food, the beers, the chocolate and the fries. Bruges is one of the cities that seemed to have skipped 21st century altogether

Sabrina starts her backpacking journey in Egypt from the capital Cairo, evenly painted in the shades of ancient islamic and modern architecture.

Andrew explores Seoul, visiting Gangnam square, ending with traditional barbeque. Next he visits and explores the commercial hub of Korea, Busan

Explore Belfast, a city dotted with Victorian buildings to vibrant streets. Starting from City hall to visiting RMS Titanic Museum in this episode of City Breaks

The main market square of Bruges is lined up with amazing restaurants and cafes. The city is also home to golden fries or French fries as they are generally called, but have originated in Belgium

Continuing her journey, Sabrina explores Alexandria, a perfect amalgamation of modern culture and traditional arts. From the Royal Library to the glorious Citadel on the Mediterranean coast.

Renowned as the world's leading city of diamonds, it also holds about possessing the second largest port in whole of Europe. At the same time, it's also one of the fashion capitals of the world

In her final leg of the journey Sabrina uncover the mysteries of the ancient temples of Luxor, Aswan and Abu Simbel paired with Monastery of Catherine

In Andrew's final leg of Korean exploration, he ends his Busan stay and heads to Jeju and explores the market, tea garden ending with a submarine ride

Travel with Alexandra, as she unravels the secrets of the ancient Uzbek city of Bukhara. From exploring the ancient fortress to local bazaars along with visiting a traditional carpet factory.

Renowned as the world's leading city of diamonds, it also holds about possessing the second largest port in whole of Europe. At the same time, it's also one of the fashion capitals of the world

In her final leg of the journey Sabrina uncover the mysteries of the ancient temples of Luxor, Aswan and Abu Simbel paired with Monastery of Catherine

In Andrew's final leg of Korean exploration, he ends his Busan stay and heads to Jeju and explores the market, tea garden ending with a submarine ride

Travel with Alexandra, as she unravels the secrets of the ancient Uzbek city of Bukhara. From exploring the ancient fortress to local bazaars along with visiting a traditional carpet factory.

No matter where you look, you will see impressive, interesting architecture that will catch your eye. Until 1550 Ghent was one of the largest cities in Europe

Find yourself close to one of the jungle cats, cage dive with sharks. That's the kind of quintessential African adrenaline high Alexandra Outhwaite enjoys during her 10 days in South Africa.

Timeless Tamil Nadu

Find yourself close to one of the jungle cats, cage dive with sharks. That's the kind of quintessential African adrenaline high Alexandra Outhwaite enjoys during her 10 days in South Africa.

Explore the sites related the life of Gautam Buddha and buddhism spread across eastern and central India

Brussels is one of the most cosmopolitan cities of Belgium and also its economic and political center. There are way too many things to do here. So without much ado, let the exploration begin

Find yourself close to one of the jungle cats, cage dive with sharks. That's the kind of quintessential African adrenaline high Alexandra Outhwaite enjoys during her 10 days in South Africa.

Timeless Tamil Nadu

The need for a short, refreshing break leads Asmita to a quaint hamlet in Rajasthan, where life has remained unchanged since the 15th century

Find yourself close to one of the jungle cats, cage dive with sharks. That's the kind of quintessential African adrenaline high Alexandra Outhwaite enjoys during her 10 days in South Africa.

A perfect place to calm your mind and awaken your senses - the islands of Malaysia are undoubtedly a right choice for you. Experience spa therapies at Shangri La

Pollonnaruwa is Sri Lanka's perfect place to soak into Sinhalese heritage and revel in those years gone by. Expertly preserved as if encapsulated in time, this is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

In a society of diverse religious institutions and beliefs, a small but significant space is occupied by places that have made their mark in our memories and thought.

Hyderabad