Want to know more about the history of Brighton? Visit The Chattri in the South Downs. The Chattri is a monument erected to honour the Indian soldiers who died during the First World War. This historical site has a tranquil ambience and a captivating view that is perfect for a lovely walk.

Shinjuku's Kabukicho red-light district transforms after dark into a spectacle of neon-lit alleyways. The experience is defined by its visual energy, from the looming Godzilla head to the blinking signs of robot-themed restaurants. While not officially part of the district, the nearby lanes of Golden Gai and Omoide Yokocho offer a contrasting, intimate atmosphere with their tiny, traditional bars and eateries. A relatively new addition to the neighbourhood, Thermae-Yu is a six-storey onsen. The complex uses natural hot spring water sourced daily from Shizuoka. With facilities open for 22 hours every day, it functions as a popular overnight refuge for those who have missed the last train, offering a place to rest until the city stirs again at dawn.

Dive into Waterbom Bali in Kuta for a day of water slides, lazy rivers, and rides that suit all ages. It’s got everything you need—lockers, towel rentals, places to grab a bite, and even a swim-up bar if you want to take a break with a drink in hand.

A winner of many horticulture awards, Mount Congreve Gardens is an extensive collection of rare and native flora. The grounds are full of surprises, from a Chinese Pagoda to a classical temple. Historians will delight in spectacular views of Woodstown, the old Viking settlement, as well as the old Ice House - situated right next to The Rock Waterfall.