Many of the world’s most ancient cities have existed for millennia and are home to some of human civilisation’s most stunning monuments.

Whether they be manmade or natural, sacred sites around the world have a way of captivating the human spirit. Well known sacred sites like Uluru, Hagia Sophia, and Angkor Wat attract scores of visitors each year. Sacred sites are alluring whether people are looking for faith or inspiration, find themselves on a path of self enlightenment, or are simply curious.

The 2018 Winter Olympic Games have arrived in South Korea giving even more reason to visit this beautiful nation. This year’s Winter Games in Pyeongchang will be the first to host over 100 events with nearly 100 nations competing for medals. Several nations will be making their Winter Olympics debut including Ecuador and Singapore.

The world’s wonders have become exceedingly accessible in recent years, which is definitely a plus for travel lovers. However, the downfall is that as destinations become available to the masses, they tend to lose their magic and mystery.

Travelling the world is an incredible experience, but did you ever think about the impact your trip might be having on the environment? With #earthhour coming up this week, let’s consider what you can do to shrink your carbon footprint when you travel!

As an avid traveller, it’s easy to take so many of the world’s incredible destinations for granted. But thanks to issues like climate change, we face the sad fact that these beautiful places may soon be long gone.

Hexagonal stone columns? Rainbow-coloured mountains? A forest of bent trees? Mother Nature works in mysterious ways and often produces more dazzling sights than man. These gorgeous patterns around the world are just some of her creations!