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Originally known as Boorloo among the indigenous people, Perth is the fourth largest city in the wild and wonderful state of Western Australia. Shared by a population of only 2.14 million who have easy access to a 78 mile coastline, city life in the valley, and farmland atop the hills, it is one of Australia’s most underrated holiday destinations.

Campervan, motorhome, RV: whatever you call it, this is without a doubt one of the smartest ways to travel. Accommodation on wheels eliminates some of your biggest costs and frees up your itinerary so you can explore at your own leisurely (or not) pace. Fortunately, some of the most beautiful countries in the world are well equipped for this flexible means of travelling.

Ever wondered where you can find the best places for the perfect cycling holiday? Read on and find out.

When in beautiful Switzerland, photos are a must! Here are some places you definitely want to add to your Instagram feed.

South Korea might be more famously known as a shopping and beauty mecca but it's also home to a plethora of mountains that are certainly worth a hike! In a country where mountains make up about 70% of the total land area, it comes as no surprise that hiking is one of the top choices for recreation.

While the number of visitors in Hanoi can sometimes reach up to a whopping 28 million yearly, Ninh Binh receives just over a quarter of that amount. This means a little more space to bask in nature’s tranquillity, less crowded streets, genuine prices, and an overall glimpse of what life is like as a local without the strong presence of foreigners.

Aside from the natural benefits of good sunlight, fresh air, and physical beach activities or even just what a good restful beach holiday can bring you, here are five amazing ‘vitamin sea’ experiences in Malaysia that are really good for the soul.

Rather than covering its conventional attractions, we thought we would delve deeper and offer up more unusual activities.

Taiwan is an island that has also been graced with a remarkable landscape that led 16th century Portuguese explorers to citing it as Ihla Formosa (meaning “beautiful island”). While most might venture eastwards for the endless night market food, why not include some fun ecotourism activities while you’re at it?

Here's the Part 2 of the ecotourism destination in Vietnam where you can unleash your inner adventure spirit in the wild nature!

Previously, we’ve given you a whole lot of good reasons to rediscover Vietnam as an ecotourism destination, and now it’s time to start planning an actual trip and quench your thirst for adventure!

Hiking can be an extremely rewarding activity, especially when you know what’s waiting for you at the top of a mountain or at the end of a trail. Just know which trail is suitable for you and make sure you go with good friends who will keep you going.