Sometimes the best way to really get to know an area is on two wheels. Covering more ground of the alluring city of Luang Prabang, you’ll whirl past colonial architecture and discover how the dense nature and modern life collide.

Love wildlife? You ain’t seen nothing yet. Erawan National Park will blow you away with its thundering waterfalls, emerald green ponds and dense forest teeming with wildlife. Here, you’ll find serenity and self reflection in the company of ancient nature and of course your travel squad.

Shake it, strut it, bust some moves, screw in some lightbulbs - however you want to do it, learn some sweet moves at a Bollywood dance class.

Explore Kyoto, the cultural hub of Japan, and walk through the iconic red gates of the Fushimi Inari Shrine. Approximately 233 metres above sea level, the journey to the shrine begins at the base of the mountain but is an easy hike, and is well worth the effort to experience the impressive beauty of the shrine. Have your camera ready, this is a photo opp you won't want to miss.

You’ve swooned over Panda’s online, now it’s time to get up close and personal with these incomprehensibly adorable fluffy creatures at the Chengdu Panda Sanctuary. You’ll learn the ins and outs of Panda life, including how to feed and tend them. Be warned, you might just suffer a cuteness overload…

Grub’s up, and where better to fill your belly than the Tree Alliance restaurant in Phnom Penh. This is no ordinary joint; disadvantaged former street children are taken in and trained in modern Cambodian cuisine and hospitality to give them a better shot at life.