Making any international trip takes a lot of things into consideration from choosing a destination to making it to the destination, there is a lot that takes place.

But here is my journey as a traveler to amazing destinations around the world that made me say yes to adding more destinations to my world tour bucket list.

As a traveler, I have covered over 30 countries from my world tour checklist 

Here are a few destinations I would recommend to everyone to start with

1. Singapore
2. Malaysia
3. Maldives
4. Dubai
5. Amsterdam
6. Italy
7. Spain
8. Budapest
9. Bhutan 
10. Sri Lanka

My travel journey to each country gave me a different experience, from its culture to its food, everything you see is different from one place to another. Here is a glimpse to all my world tour destinations

Singapore

Even though Singapore is one of the most expensive cities in the world, it has also earned other accolades for being the best-planned city, the cleanest city and most possibly the most entertaining city.

With a plethora of places to go and things to do, Lion city houses the world’s first safari park for nocturnal animals, the largest rooftop infinity pool, age-old ancient temples, impressive architecture, extraordinary gardens, stunning world-class performance venues, shopping streets and undoubtedly a delectable spread of different cuisines.

With a fascinating melding between the historic and the modern, this intriguing city will leave you in awe making this my World tour checklist spot 1 

Malaysia

If you are visiting Singapore, then you must visit Malaysia too. 

The world’s tallest twin structures, the Petronas Twin Towers, are LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THE CITY KUALA LUMPUR, majestic by day and dazzling at night. Cesar Pelli & Associates designed the 88-story buildings, which are Malaysia’s proudest icon and architectural wonder, and are lined with an endless shopping and touring experience.

Twin Towers of Petronas Standing 452 metres tall, it held the world-record title until 2004, when Taipei 101, measuring 508 metres tall, was built. The Burj Khalifa in Dubai (opened in 2010) is still the world’s tallest building. 

Maldives

Maldives is nothing short of a paradise.  The sparkling white sandy beaches, the pristine blue waters and luxury resorts make it a haven for travellers across the world. From adventure water sports to having a relaxing, laid back stay, Maldives offers an assortment of experiences to everyone.

The deep blue waters and beautiful beaches had been on my bucket list too. On my birthday, I decided to a trip to the Maldives with my childhood friends. We stayed at the beautiful Meeru Island Resort & Spa. This resort offers a number of tourist activities that includes water sports & excursions. This makes this place a great destination to add to your world tour checklist.

Dubai

Dubai attracts visitors similarly like light attracts beetles. It is best to visit Dubai during the winter months from November to April as the summer heat is usually unbearable and the months of January and February experience strong traffic literally everywhere due to the Dubai Shopping Festival.

But while you are in Dubai, you must take your own sweet time to visit the ravishing Burj Khalifa and explore it to the fullest, making it a must-visit place for your world tour 

Amsterdam

Amsterdam is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. The historic buildings, beautiful museums, canals and shopping districts draws visitors from all age groups, across the world. After a thorough research on Netherlands, I booked my tickets and packed my bags to the Venice of the North, Amsterdam!

Italy

During the beautiful stay in Italy for 4 Months and my visits to the most magnificent places. Here’s a list of places specially curated to be visited- Milan, Lake Como, Venice, Naples, Amalfi Coast, Cinque Terre, Rome

Dont miss out on these amazing places during your world trip checklist visit

Spain

what’s Seville, the southern Spanish capital is famous for, of course it’s their historic churches and palaces, Moorish buildings, flamenco dancing, and more. If you’re interested in tapas or history, you cannot feel bored in this Andalusian city.

Seville is an amazing artistic, cultural, and financial capital of southern Spain. It’s a city full of architecture, history, and wonderful food. What else do you need for a perfect getaway in a wonderful city, I loved my visit to Seville, well who wouldn’t.

The city has some famous churches, winding streets, and great flamenco dancers. This is also a big university town and is extremely popular with people studying abroad. I love this city’s architecture and youthful vibe.

Budapest

From the prohibition speakeasies to the bathhouses turned bars of Ancient Greece, a tribute to the perceptiveness of mankind is the art of serving alcohol at the most unconventional spaces and this liquor- filled perceptiveness is demonstrated best in the contemporary city of Budapest, Hungary. 

Dilapidated pre-war buildings like banks, factories, warehouses or homes that were saved from heap scraps and turned into unique and extremely cool bars, now very famously known as the ‘Ruin Bars’ ,has taken over this city by a surge over the past 15 years and is a huge tourist attraction due to the generous pour of alcohol and to experience and witness the local histories of these bars.

Bhutan 

Bhutan is a charming little country located in south- Asia right in between India and China. The entire country is covered in pristine pine forests and dotted by picturesque Buddhist monasteries, temples, Dzong fortresses and mystical mountains. The rich Buddhist culture is evident in their serene way of life and alluring environment that still remains untouched by technology and globalisation. 

Every year for my birthday, I end up going on a trip to Bhutan. Last year for my birthday trip, I decided to travel to Bhutan from India and checked off one more destination on my world travel bucket list for ‘n’th time.

Sri Lanka

The beautiful tear drop shaped country of Sri Lanka is a favourite travel destination for Indians because of its sandy beaches, scenic landscapes, flavourful food, exotic wildlife and heritage structures.

Travellers come in for the never-ending beaches and fall in love with this infinite paradise that offers something for everyone in terms of fun, relaxation and adventure. I spent 7 blissful days holidaying in Sri Lanka, exploring Ella, a hill station and Mirissa, a beach town.

Checklist update on my world tour

Travelling is more than just going to new places in any world tour plan. It is the joy of going on an expedition to unknown place, discovering their way of life and delving deep into their culture to unearth hidden gems in location, cuisine and culture.

World tour is something you can start at any point, make a checklist from your bucket list today.

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• The emerald green waters of the Cinique Islands have a visibility of as much as 80ft and is an ideal scuba diving spot in India with a large variety of flora and fauna. It is easily one of the best things to do but you will need a permission granted by the forest department to explore this uninhabited land so one can only imagine how majestic this place can be. 

• South Asia’s only volcanic Island, the Barren Island, is a sight to behold in its dormant form and is only inhabited by the toughest animals like the flying foxes. This Island offers a great deal of adventurous experiences and is a must on a trip to Andaman. 

• Havelock Island is ideal for sea walking for its calm and clear waters and is reserved for tourists who are not much open to the thrills and adventures of scuba diving.

• Unlike other beaches that are usually brimming with bustling crowds, vendors and litter, the Elephant Beach greets with peace and serenity . Although you could get a speed boat to get to the beach, a 2 km long jungle trek from a point just before Radha Nagar Beach can also be taken and is definitely recommended due to the obvious mesmerising scenic landscapes.

• The turtles go through a gestation period from the month of December to January which makes them roam past the beaches of Diglipur and is the main attraction of the Diglipur town. 

• If you are looking for a shopping site to take back souvenirs when on a trip to Andaman, Aberdeen Bazaar has got you covered with jewellery, paintings, sweets, wood carvings, Andaman t-shirts, etc., all locally made by the native artists and sold at dirt cheap rates. 

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Dubai attracts visitors similarly like light attracts beetles. It is best to visit Dubai during the winter months from November to April as the summer heat is usually unbearable and the months of January and February experience strong traffic literally everywhere due to the Dubai Shopping Festival. But while you are in Dubai, you must take your own sweet time to visit the ravishing Burj Khalifa and explore it to the fullest, so here is a compact list of a few things you can do while you are there :

• Although the Burj Khalifa has a wide range of options open for tourists that mostly  interests in panoramic views, alternatively, one can choose to eat their hearts out at some of Dubai’s most posh restaurants and lounges like the Candylicious, Armani Lounge, A.T. Mosphere, Deli, Amal, Medditerraneo, Amal, etc.

• The first place to run to during your Burj Khalifa expedition is the Majestic Dubai Fountain which is a masterpiece of art with the capacity to shoot water 150 meters into the air synchronising to a range of classical contemporary or other music played in the area. 

• At the time of inauguration, the Observation Deck was named at the top and was the Highest observation deck in the world. It features a virtual reality system via the electronic telescope which allows tourists to experience naturalistic scenery in real time so when tides are low and visibility is high, you can see Iran’s shores from the top of the skylights.

• Highly inspired by the desert flower, Hymenocallis, The Burj Khalifa Park is stretched onto 27 acres surrounding the super skyscraper. You have to visit at the heart of this park that nests the water field, the water jet fountains and a series of ponds. 

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