Kiama is an coastal town south of Sydney, in New South Wales, Australia. It’s known for the Kiama Blowhole and Little Blowhole, 2 cliffside caverns where seawater shoots into the air. It’s hard to single any one thing out because nature is on display at every turn – from the volcanic rock flows that form our coastline and its spectacular blowholes through to the lush rolling hills, tumbling waterfalls and panoramic lookouts of the western fringes. ...

“Foodies”, in winter mostly all you can think of is endless cups of adrak tea and all the delicious winter foods you can ever imagine. There is nothing like snuggling up in your blanket, enjoying heartwarming food and chatting. Step outdoors and soon your eyes fall upon a snack shop and you can’t wait to have those hot samosas or jalebis. While foggy mornings and chilly winds may not be your scene, the winter treats surely are. Beat the cold weather blues with these winter delicacies, no matter where you. ...

Nestled deep within the heart of Andhra Pradesh, Araku Valley is without a doubt a spectacular holiday in the making. Keeper of the ancient traditions, the rich culture and glorious heritage of south India, Araku is replete with several unexplored and untouched places. And yet not many are aware of the beauty this amazing place to go on a vacation, whether with friends, family or even on a solo trip. It is just the right mix of majestic mountains, verdant forests, low-hanging clouds and a pleasing climate all year round.     ...

A small town perfect for an escape into nature, Vagamon is a hill station that is also Kerala’s best-kept secret. Located on the Idukki-Kottayam border, this hill town is easily accessible through a scenic drive from any of the major towns of Kerala. From spending time in relaxing retreats to taking part in adventure activities, there are many adventurous things to do in Vagamon. ...

Munnar is a town and hill station located in the Idukki district of the southwestern Indian state of Kerala. Munnar is situated at around 1,600 metres (5,200 ft) above mean sea level, in the Western Ghats mountain range. The hill station enjoys a favorable and pleasant climate all year round and is famous for its lush green hills and tea plantations. ...