Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat

Gustave Eiffel’s eccentric, iron-clad tower built as a temporary exhibit for the World Fair in 1889, has views all over the city and has become iconic symbol of Paris.

Spain’s most visited attraction is the stuff of dreams, filled with intricate mosaics and carvings, magical gardens and breathtaking views.

This 108-metre-high waterfall is one of the world’s greatest natural wonders. It’s impossible not to be awed and humbled by Mosi-Oa-Tunya, the ‘smoke that thunders’.

Dazzling ancient citadel, perched on a hilltop rising above the city, housing some of the most impressive ancient buildings in the world.

Take courage in both hands and raft the world-class white-water rapids of the mighty, crocodile-infested Zambezi River, funneling through the Batoka Gorge at Victoria Falls. And remember to look out for the crocs!

A stupendous temple city – the largest religious building ever constructed – the jewel in the crown of the majestic ancient Khmer empire. A pilgrimage site for Buddhists, and the archetypal ‘lost city’ for the rest of us.

Reaching speeds of up to 320 km/h, Japan’s iconic bullet train revolutionised high-speed train travel and remains a must-do experience.

One of the great trekking challenges takes you to the base of the world’s highest mountain. It’s an exhausting yet totally exhilarating 2-week trail, but the reward is the awe-inspiring view of the world’s highest mountain.

A glittering complex of jaw-dropping magnificence dating back to 1782. This former seat of power of Siamese kings houses the Emerald Buddha – Thailand’s palladium.

The extraordinary ancient army of 6,000+ life-sized terracotta warriors dating back to the 3rd century BC, built to guard the underground mausoleum of Emperor Qin Shihuang.