Temple that belongs to the Jodo Sect of Buddhism also known as "Ensozan".

This stadium is an icon of sports in Mexico City. Whether you're here to watch a match of Club América or the Mexico National Team, it's a must-see—even if you're not typically a sports fan. (Note: It might be undergoing renovations for the FIFA World Cup 2026.)

One of the MUST cultural things to do in Mexico City

If you’re looking to learn how to paddlesurf, this school is perfect. The coaches are great. They explain every part of the process in details and make sure that you feel safe.

Historic thermal spa baths

Georgia's deepest canyon with a suspension walkway above that leads to a viewing platform - if you're afraid of heights then this one probably isn't for you! Entry costs 20 GEL per person and the easiest way to get here is by a transfer service to the cave and canyons - we did this through GetYourGuide (see link) as there was no direct public transport to get here from Kutaisi.

During the summer this location is home to outdoor table tennis and pool tables that you can pay to use

Zipline over the Black Sea from one part of the Botanical Gardens to another!

Really nice botancial gardens with lots to explore, entry costs 20 GEL

Attending a Baile Funk in Rocinha is an exciting way to experience Rio’s favela culture up close. Choosing a reputable tour operator that supports the community is key, and it’s important to approach the experience with respect. With a local guide, you can safely enjoy these energetic dance parties, where Brazilian funk music fills the air, and locals gather to dance and celebrate.