1. Camera

A camera is the number one essential when it comes to travelling. The idea of capturing you memories either on your phone camera or a Nikon D5 is simply just great!

2. World Adapter

Unfortunately, not every country will have the same plug socket as yours. So country hopping may seem fun at the time but carrying around a load of compatible sockets isn’t. With a world travel adapter, no matter where you go you can use your electrical items without worry.

3. Silk Sleeping Mask

The silk will not only feel soft and smooth against your skin, it will also help regulate body temperature, and control moisture. It will leave you feeling warm in the winter and cold in the summer, making it an excellent sleeping aid. Sleeping masks, especially for travelling, is more than just an essential.

1. Geography; India, country that occupies the greater part of South Asia. It is consisted of 29 states. The geography of India is extremely diverse, with landscape ranging from snow-capped mountain ranges to deserts, plains, and hills.

2. Culture; India’s languages, religions, dance, music, architecture, food and customs differ from place to place within the country. The traditional food of India has been widely appreciated for its fabulous use of herbs and spices. Indian cuisine is known for its large assortment of dishes. The cooking style varies from region to region and is largely divided into South Indian & North Indian cuisine. 

3. Landmarks; India’s architectural aspect is simply divine. The most popular however is the Taj Mahal, it is also post populous hence so many people have either been there or heard of its amazing wonders.

These mesmerizing and affordable locations are simply too good to be to true! This is not just a blog posts on your dream destinations, this post will hopefully inspire each and every one of you to think of it as a lifetime goal to visit these beautiful places!

1. Bora Bora

It is no secret that Bora Bora is the most talked about island! Its gorgeous turquoise beaches are too good to be true. Who wouldn’t want the feeling of warm sand in between your feet with the cool sun beaming down on you?

2. Cannes

This lovely city located in the French Rivera is as beautiful as it looks! Endless fun activities can be found in Cannes. According to culture trip, Cannes has some wonderful architecture, from the historic structures of Le Suquet to the more modern opulence of the buildings on La Croisette. There is not one boring day in Cannes!

3. Courchevel

Courchevel is so beautiful, it’s hard to describe it in words! For the best experience its best to go to Courchevel in winter. In 1992, Courchevel hosted the iconic winter Olympics. It contains the largest ski resorts and has countless ice skating rinks! I personally adore the view of Courchevel at night!

4. New York

New York is known to be the place for career opportunities, celebrities, and food! The food in NYC is to die for! It is the most populated city in the United States. New York is most famous for their extraordinary new year events, they go over the top with celebrations.

5. Paris

Of course you saw that coming! With the iconic Eiffel Tower and delicious pastries, it had to make it on this list. It’s architectual history is on another world at this point. From the Eiffel Tower to the  illustrious Notre-Dame de Paris to the well-known Louvre and finally, to the Arc de Triomphe how could Paris not be on this list!

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