Chile
Chile is the land of startling extremes. The driest place in the world, Atacama Desert, lies in the north of the country whereas the Patagonia lies at the other end. There are rich green valleys, fertile vineyards, lakes, volcanoes, and acres of coastline along with vast swathes of untouched wilderness.
Torres Del Paine is a mountain range and national park in the Southern Chilean Patagonia - one of the most beautiful places on earth - along with 36 other national parks. Chile offers an enormous range of outdoor activities, including volcano-climbing, skiing, surfing, white-water rafting, fly-fishing, and horse riding.
Granada
A land of thousand castles, Granada is the capital of the Granada province, in the autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain. It is located at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, at the confluence of four rivers, the Beiro, the Darro, the Genil, and the Monachil.
Nasrids, the final Islamic dynasty, constructed the palaces and gardens of the Alhambra. Every visit reveals more of the secrets concealed in their intricate architecture. The tiled fountains in tiny squares, flowers tumbling over whitewashed walls and the tasty tapas at the local bars will seep into your soul.
Copenhagen
Constantly ranked amongst the happiest cities in the world, Copenhagen is the capital city of Denmark with the X factor. The city is surrounded by sea and is referred as the "Venice of the North.” Its cobbled bike friendly streets with colourful town houses, craft studios, and candle-lit cafes further add to its charm.
The city has even more to offer with plenty of beautiful beaches, wooded parks, and elegant lakes only a few minutes away. The three central palaces of Copenhagen - Christiansborg, Rosenborg, and Amalienborg are a lifetime experience in themselves.