UNESCO Heritage Sites

Choosing between a day trip from Cat Ba island or an over night Halong Bay cruise seems hard but not if you have all the facts in place!

Located on the southern coast of Sri Lanka, Galle fort has gorgeous streets and beautiful views. It isn’t a wonder that it is on every tourists list!

The ancient city of Polonnaruwa is one of the most popular UNESCO sites in Sri Lanka. It was a no brainer to add it to our list. You can see why!

We have been trying to travel and explore India as much as we can. One of the things that we have begun to realise is that there are numerous UNESCO …

If you want to visit a cute windmill village then I highly recommend Kinderdijk!

Mahabalipuram is one of the most magical places that I have been to in Tamil Nadu. The temples literally take you back in time.

Mount Kinabalu is a popular tourist attraction. It looms way above the island appears to keep a watchful eye on the city. In fact our friend Tham explained that Kota …

The Singapore Botanic gardens is a UNESCO heritage site that is located in Singapore. The gardens are huge and are divided into sections. I always thought of gardens as a place to relax. The Singapore Botanic garden however can teach you a lot about our green leafy environment.

The Saladin Citadel of Cairo is a majestic structure. One that can be viewed from afar but is more spectacular up close. Here is everything you need to know when you visit.

Have you been to the Dambulla Cave Temple in Sri Lanka? It is a gorgeous UNESCO religious site which is still active today and it has a spectacular view. If you haven’t been here, I guarantee that this post is going to make you add it to your bucket list!