Becca Colimon

Torajaland
Nicknamed ‘the Land of the Heavenly Kings,’ Torajaland (Tana Toraja) is tucked within the lush central highlands of Indonesia’s Southern Sulawesi, a region that’s dotted with rice fields, limestone peaks, and bamboo-clad hills. Home to the Toraja, a Christian and animist people, Tana Toraja has a fascinating culture that’s remained largely and surprisingly independent from western influence.

Flores Island Find Hotels
The Indonesian island of Flores means ‘Flowers’ in Portuguese, a name that hails from the European missionaries who arrived in the 16th-century. Lying to the east of Sumbawa and to the west of Lembata in Nusa Tenggara, the long island of Flores is famous for its amazing multi-colored crater lakes around Mount Kelimutu, traditional village homestays, and endless opportunities for adventure tourism.

Palenque National Park
For a glimpse into the formidable history and heritage of Mexico, a visit to Palenque National Park is indispensable and simply a must in this incredible country. This huge complex of Mayan ruins is awe-inspiring and, emerging from amidst the jungle, they certainly make for spectacular viewing. Well-preserved, the temples and palaces are mesmerizing to wander around and no visitor to Palenque will leave without a sense of awe at the ingenuity of the Mayans. One could spend a lifetime taking in all the wonders of these Mesoamerican ruins; breathtaking and unforgettable, they will certainly leave memories that will last forever.

Madrid Spain
The Spanish capital is one of the cities with the best quality of life in the world. Its traditional architecture stands out in the Plaza Mayor, the Puerta de Alcalá, the Fuente Cibeles and the Atocha Station. As for its modern constructions, the Four Towers and the Gate of Europe, are the first sloping skyscrapers in the world.

Tanzania
The most famous attraction in Tanzania is Kilimanjaro, a set of 3 inactive volcanoes and eternal snows with a height of 5,892 meters, the highest point in Africa.

Its famous snowfields are melting due to climate change, so it is estimated that before the middle of the century they will be extinct. Even so, it receives the annual visit of tourists, explorers and mountaineers, who are attracted to climb its peaks.

Kenya
Kenya is a country in East Africa with a coastline of more than 500 km in front of the Indian Ocean, one of the best on the continent to admire life in the African savannah with its elephants, lions, rhinos, wildebeest, zebras and more animals wild.

Bora Bora
Bora Bora is another French possession in Polynesia that lives off world tourism thanks to its luxurious resorts, with tourists who want to dive, swim, relax and have fun on its splendid beaches.

Bora Bora's Lagoonarium took the concept of an aquarium to another level with its huge tanks, in which you can dive, swim and feed the fish.