– Once a dark street in the Psyrri district in Athens, Pittaki Street is known for its unique lamp arrangement which gives the street a luminous touch. A venture by a non-profit organization and residents transformed this desolate street into a magical experience! The second highlight is Little Kook, a fairy-tale inspired cafe that is tucked at the end of this street.

– Nothing compares to a stunning Grecian beach, but the architecture of Pyrgi in the island of Chios comes quite close. Replete with monochromatic geometrical and medieval designs on the facades of all its buildings, it is definitely an Instagram-worthy destination. So be sure to carry your camera along!

– Take your taste-buds on a culinary adventure by sampling seafood straight from the ocean and regional cheeses that taste like nectar. With a plethora of options, Greece is a paradise for meat-lovers and vegetarians alike. Do visit Santorini for the Sunset Wine Tasting Tour which offers a relaxed wine tasting in the various wineries against a spectacular sunset.

– Go spelunking at Melissani Cave, a craggy cave known for its beauty and situated near Karavomilo. Inside, is the equally famous Melissani Lake which was dedicated to the nymph Melissani during ancient times and discovered in 1951. Enter the cave via a tunnel and have a grand time sailing the turquoise waters on a boat.

– Nestled on the stunning island of Crete, is the Samaria Gorge which provides a range of treks for exploration. Spanning 16 kms of majestic scenery and breath-taking view, the gorge is a must-visit for ardent nature lovers!

– Walkthrough the aromatic fresh spice plantations and learn about various spices at the Savoi plantations and Sahakar Spice Farm. Apart from that, you also get to play, bathe and sit on majestic tuskers while the splash you with water.

– On your way back from the lush spice plantations of Goa you can visit the Butterfly Conservatory and see these happy and delicate creatures whizz around. You can not only stand and watch but also feed them juicy fruits and watch them cheerfully gather nectar.

– There are secluded islands of Goa, multiple ferry rides away, that welcome you with old Portuguese-style houses and a quaint environment. Indulge in the local ambiance, hog on some of the most delicious baked goods you’ve ever tried and interact with the lovely locals.

– Crab catching is no child’s play! With homemade nets called ‘Kobblem’ you set up traps for the crabs and catch them in the Goan backwaters or the seaside. There are various crab catching tours or you could befriend a local and tag along with them for a little adventure.

– When we talk of Goa, houseboats usually don’t come to mind. Some places on the Chapora River offer a fun, wholesome houseboat experience. Book yourself a place, dine and dance on a houseboat in the backwaters of Goa. Check out Chapora Fort on the hills for a spectacular view!

– Dolphin sighting, not many people know of this amazing activity, but there are cruises that usually start from Fort Aguada, Sinquerim or Panaji Jetty. You can also take a dip in the sea and play with these lovely creatures but only if the adequate safety arrangements are made.

– Fancy yourself as a budding Sherlock Holmes? Transport yourself back in time to 1940’s Shanghai in an interactive role-playing game and find Red Rose’s killer, a cabaret singer. You and up to 6 friends can dress in costumes and choose from a detective, reporter or boss of a nightclub. Do visit Xcape RPG if you have mysteries on your mind!

– At Palm Avenue Float Club you lay in a single bed sized pod in utter silence and darkness, floating as if you were in the Dead Sea. Deprived of light, sound and gravity your mind enters a meditative state which is helped by the water being warmed to your exact skin temperature.

– An alternative dinner option is a cruise with Sunset Sail City Lights on the Royal Albatross. Sit down, relax with a sumptuous cocktail, and enjoy a 3-course meal sailing around Singapore’s calm waters. A perfect end of the day, and a wonderful way to celebrate any special occasion.

– Eating cheap local street food should be a part of any Singaporean itinerary – it’s often considered the national past time. But rather than frequent popular tourist hawker centres like Lau Pa Sat and Newton, go check out other local favourites like Old Airport Road, ABC Brickworks and Changi Village instead.

– Apart from these, some iconic places to visit in Singapore are the Singapore Flyer, luxurious Marina Bay Sands, an adventurous one day trip to Sentosa Island or Universal Studio, Merlion Park and for all the shopaholics Orchard Park and China Town are a must.

– One of the world’s first full-sized replica of Noah’s Ark, this Christian theme park features 67 pairs of life-sized animal sculptures and a 4D cinema. It is a fun family and educational activity. You could also try Luxury Camper, Mashroom Camp or Palace camper for a unique experience under the stars

– Crystal Bus adds a spin to the usual touristy bus rides as they let you enjoy delicious Michelin-starred dim sum as you take in the cultural landmarks of the city. Fully experience Hong Kong cuisine on a double-decker and the private night tour offers a full dinner.

– Hong Kong Centralis the creative hub for dynamic local art and culture scene. One of the many highlights is the handicraft market that encourages craftsmanship and local design. Booths for local artists to showcase their work and sell their products. Grab unique souvenirs for family and friends here.

– Hong Kong is renowned for its street food, apart from the famous Mong Kok there is another spot at the Kwai Chung Plaza where you get commonly found street foods like curry fish balls, squid tentacles and pig intestines, rare options like giant marshmallows, deep-fried ice cream and strawberry cream crepes are available.

– Hong Kong’s local craft beer scene has boomed with microbreweries popping up all over the city. Pale ale at Gweilo is a must-try. Get to know more by taking the Humid with a Chance of Fishballs tour which gives visitors a chance to experience several breweries and try up to 14 types of beers.