Waterfalls

When it comes to talking about beautiful, vast landscapes, it’s much easier to show you than tell you.

It’s not hard to fall in love with Costa Rica’s relaxed Pura Vida philosophy. It’s not just a catchphrase, it’s a way of life.

This island destination features soothing hot springs, majestic wild horses and waterfalls adorned with rainbows.

Despite being the sixth largest island in the world, Sumatra is wild and rugged and majestic in equal measures. Here’s everything you need to know.

Imagine Machu Picchu. Spectacular, historic, utterly iconic. And then magnify the history and minus the tourists, and you’ve got a sense of the region.

With so many waterfalls throughout the country, it’s hard to decide which ones you just have to see for yourself. To help you, here are seven waterfalls in Iceland that are not to be missed!

The country boasts cities full of temples and a strong French influence, yet also smaller villages and the ever-present Mekong River. By morning you can be totally immersed in culture, and by lunch find yourself way out in the jungle.

The spectacular Falls can be admired from both Brazil and Argentina. So which side is better? (Good news: turns out you don’t have to pick a side. This isn’t soccer, after all.)

The majority of visitors stick to the bustling capital of Taipei. But for anyone else seeking a taste of the outdoors life, there are almost unlimited options in Taiwan.