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Hidden in a valley surrounded by desert and mountains is an entire city carved out of stone. The lost city of Petra is one of the seven wonders of the world. It has been rediscovered only 200 years ago because it was buried due to the effects of an earthquake. Plan at least one entire day wandering around in Petra. The valley is over 6 kilometers long and offers 15 sights. Even more mind-blowing, is the fact that 85% of Petra is still buried. Read the full guide about Petra, Jordan.

Cairo, a chaotic city rich in world-famous history, a city that feels stuck between timelines. Donkey carts are driving down a dusty road where on the other side honking cars are polluting the city. Accept Cairo’s fascinating chaos, and you suddenly hear a friendly Egyptian shout “Welcome to Egypt!”. This guide explains the best things to do in Cairo.

Imagine a remote island filled with lush green coconut trees, surrounded by crystal clear water and offering white beaches, stunning lagoons and some of the world’s best surf waves. Siargao is truly a hidden paradise and has been named the ‘Most Beautiful Island in Asia.’

Siquijor is a beautiful, small, somewhat off-the-beaten-path island in the Philippines located right under Cebu. White beaches, crystal clear waters for swimming, majestic waterfalls, super friendly locals, and stunning drives. Drive around the entire island’s coastline via the main road within two hours by motorbike and explore all the tourist attractions Siquijor has to offer.

El Nido in Palawan houses the most beautiful locations in the world. Hidden lagoons, limestone formations, sandbanks, stunning islands with white beaches and blue water are just the tip of what the 7,107 islands in the Philippines have in store for you.

Coron in the Philippines offers jaw-dropping limestone formations surrounded by pristine white beaches and multiple clear jade-green sweet water lakes in its center.