 Below are our favourite of Burma's lesser known, but equally worthwhile spots...
Kalaw
The hidden gem of Kalaw is a former British hill station, located along the western |
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Our clients in the main are adventurous individuals and families who want an experience dusted with some 5-star elements. They are looking for unique memories, value for money at whatever level, fun, soft adventure and good guides. They are not brand |
 . The Spa is wonderful with its indoor swimming pool and 5 Mondes Spa treatment,
Greek food is well-known throughout the world: the Mediterranean and the unique produce it brings, along with Kos' unique settings of seaside and mountains make for a truly |
 But this famous and popular Tanzanian safari route also boasts some lesser-known gems such as Tarangire National Park and the remote Lake Natron. Tarangire has one of the highest population |
 Africa is a continent well known for its vast plains and amazing wildlife, but perhaps less recognised for its potential as an urban getaway. African cities, though, are worthy destinations in their own right and here we round-up 10 of the best African |
 Competing in the World Travel Awards with other attractive destinations such as Rio de Janeiro, Lima, Bogota, Santiago de Chile and Buenos Aires, the Ecuadorian capital was declared the "Destination |
There are a number of amazing destinations around the world, but some stand out to me for all the right family reasons. Whether its Summer or Winter, |
 Enjoy the splendour of this fascinating and historic location best by beating those crowds to these lesser known sites. A bit of exploring and you can enjoy these amazing and unique vistas without another person in sight.
If you would like to be a guest |
 This was in direct contrast to more popular destinations such as Paris or Barcelona. The capital of Portugal is a bursting, vibrant and charming city with lots of history |
5. Vienna, Austria
A well-known traditional Christmas market and certainly one of Europe's oldest, dating back to 1294 when King Albrecht I granted |
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