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121. Chandragiri Hills Cable Car
A cable car ride from the valley floor to Chandragiri hilltop at 2,551 metres, with a viewing tower, a Shiva temple and panoramic views of the Himalaya.
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A cable car ride from the valley floor to Chandragiri hilltop at 2,551 metres, with a viewing tower, a Shiva temple and panoramic views of the Himalaya.
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A long-established second-hand market on Mutton Street in South Mumbai, where dealers sell antiques, vintage Bollywood posters, old furniture and spare parts.
View details — Chor BazaarThing to do
Taipei's oldest trading street runs through historic Dadaocheng, lined with shops selling tea, Chinese herbs, fabric and Lunar New Year goods.
View details — Dihua Street and DadaochengThing to do
Elephant rescue sanctuary founded by Lek Chailert in 1995, offering day and overnight visits where elephants are observed, fed and walked with, never ridden.
View details — Elephant Nature ParkThing to do
A short walk along Escolta, laid out in 1594 and once Manila's leading business street, past Art Deco and Beaux-Arts buildings from the early 20th century.
View details — Escolta Street Heritage WalkThing to do
Guided safaris in a dry Aravalli forest reserve on Jaipur's south-eastern edge, declared India's first leopard conservation reserve in 2017 and home to dozens of leopards.
View details — Jhalana Leopard SafariThing to do
Historic Malay-Muslim quarter around Sultan Mosque, with conserved shophouses on Haji Lane and Arab Street now filled with boutiques, cafés and bars.
View details — Kampong Gelam & Haji LaneThing to do
Khor Al Adaid, the Inland Sea, is a protected bay surrounded by high sand dunes on the Saudi border, reached only by 4x4 on a desert safari from Doha.
View details — Khor Al Adaid (Inland Sea)Thing to do
A wide public beach in Umm Suqeim with views of Burj Al Arab, a running track, watersports and casual food outlets along the sand.
View details — Kite BeachThing to do
KL Forest Eco Park, a forest reserve since 1906 beside KL Tower, has a free 200-metre canopy walk 21 metres up and short rainforest trails in the city centre.
View details — KL Forest Eco Park Canopy WalkThing to do
A 131-metre tower opposite Kyoto Station, opened in 1964, whose observation deck 100 metres up gives a full view across the city and its ring of hills.
View details — Kyoto TowerThing to do
A steel cantilever bridge over the Red River opened in 1903, rebuilt after wartime bombing and still crossed by trains, motorbikes, bicycles and pedestrians.
View details — Long Bien BridgeThing to do
A 200-acre park beside the Qutub Minar with more than 100 monuments, including Balban's tomb, the Jamali Kamali mosque and two medieval stepwells, linked by heritage trails.
View details — Mehrauli Archaeological ParkThing to do
The burial ground of thirteen Ming emperors in a valley in Changping, with the stone-lined Sacred Way and the open tombs of Changling, Dingling and Zhaoling.
View details — Ming TombsThing to do
A pre-dawn hike up the 1,717-metre active volcano of Mount Batur in Kintamani to watch the sunrise over its caldera lake, a popular day trip from Ubud.
View details — Mount Batur Sunrise TrekThing to do
A half-day or day trip west of Muscat to Nakhl Fort, built on a rocky outcrop above the palm groves of Nakhal with six towers and wide views.
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Seoul's long-running non-verbal comedy show, in which chefs drum on pots, pans and chopping boards, performed daily in a theatre in the heart of Myeongdong.
View details — NANTA Myeongdong TheatreThing to do
The national home of bunraku, Osaka's classical puppet theatre, with a 753-seat main auditorium a minute from Nipponbashi Station.
View details — National Bunraku TheatreThing to do
Siem Reap's long-established central market, where local food stalls and produce sit beside souvenir stands selling silk, silverware, carvings and T-shirts.
View details — Old Market (Psar Chas)Thing to do
A narrow post-war alley by Shinjuku Station's west exit, packed with around 60 tiny yakitori counters, izakaya and bars under glowing lanterns.
View details — Omoide Yokocho