East Nusa Tenggara is the southernmost province of Indonesia. It comprises the eastern portion of the Lesser Sunda Islands, facing the Indian Ocean in the south and the Flores Sea in the north. It consists of more than 500 islands, with the largest ones being Sumba, Flores, and the western part of Timor; the latter shares a land border with the separate nation of East Timor. The province is sub-divided into 21 regencies and the regency-level city of Kupang, which is the capital and largest city.

They call Budapest the Paris of the East and we certainly think it lives up to its reputation. It has elegant boulevards. It has so much beautiful architecture. But it has much more grit and edge thanks to its years under communist rule. Walking its streets you can quickly tell that Budapest is a dynamic and living city.One thing that makes Budapest so dynamic is its mix of Western and Eastern Europe. The city is still transitioning, so more and more young Hungarians are breathing new and youthful life into this great city. It’s still a little rough around the edges but that just adds to its charm.

At the heart of a vast and ancient land called India is Madhya Pradesh, the state that has earned the title of "The Heart of Incredible India" not only for its location on the map, but also for everything it offers. It is home to the cultural and spiritual heritage of almost all religions of India. An unusual destination that must be visited at least once in a lifetime.

Buffalo isn't often a destination that appears on a traveler's must-visit list. But maybe it should be? It's the second-most populous city in New York State (following the City That Never Sleeps, of course). It's also less than an hour's drive south of breathtaking Niagara Falls, which does appear on many Americans' bucket lists.

The possibilities that the Caucasian region offers for cultural tourism are very wide; In addition to having natural environments of great beauty, it also has a considerable historical-artistic heritage that is yet to be discovered by tourism. Azerbaijan was, during the time of the Silk Road, the door between East and West. As a general rule, in those years, the caravan routes crossed only those countries that travelers and merchants considered with a high cultural level, without wars, rich in water and food, and willing to maintain commercial relations.That is why Azerbaijan was one of the countries chosen, since it met all these requirements, in addition to having skilled craftsmen who produced valuable products, including precious jewels, wind and string instruments, precious carpets and silk garments, to offer them to Foreign merchants In Azerbaijan, the Turkish influence is majority in addition to the Persian and even Central Asia, not in vain as Georgia was part of the Silk Road in its northern branch.

Serbia is a buzzy and boisterous country, compact enough for visitors to sample both Belgrade’s urban hedonism and the gentler pace of the smaller towns or national parks within a few days – and it’s one of Europe’s most affordable destinations to boot. Grittier than its blue-eyed neighbour Croatia, it is nevertheless an integral part of any backpacker’s Balkan tour: at the heart of the region, it gives easy access to the cluster of cultures and histories crammed into this small corner of Europe.

One of the most popular tourist destinations in North Africa, Tunisia offers an incredibly diverse range of experiences. Along the Mediterranean coast, resort towns like Hammamet provide an abundance of sun and sea; while the southern Sahara is populated by dramatic desert landscapes, fascinating Berber villages and abandoned Star Wars sets. Tunisia's status during Roman times is evident in the well-preserved ruins at El Jem and Carthage, while Tunis offers all the cultural and culinary opportunities you'd expect from a major capital.

With its vast expanse of vineyards set against a backdrop of sloping green mountains and startling blue sky, the Cape Winelands are one of South Africa’s most enchanting landscapes, and a visit is as much about the gorgeous scenery as the wine itself. Here are your options for exploring the Cape Winelands from Cape Town.

Cradle of Western civilization, in Athens you can see incredible archaeological sites of Ancient Greece such as the Acropolis, stroll through charming neighborhoods like Plaka and Monastiraki as well as delight the palate with delicious typical Greek dishes, among many other things.In addition, another of the great possibilities that Athens gives, if you complete all the visits of the city, is to be able to take a ferry from Piraeus and in a few hours, spend a few days relaxing in the paradisiacal Greek islands.

An African island paradise sits off the east coast of Tanzania and draws in beach-goers and foodies alike. Zanzibar is an autonomous state of Tanzania, and contrary to popular belief, the state is not just the island of Zanzibar, but is actually an archipelago of various islands, with Unguja (Zanzibar) and Pemba being the two largest and best known. Since Zanzibar is nicknamed the Spice Island, it’s no surprise the place is an up-and-coming foodie destination. Equally inviting are the powdery white sand beaches and warm waters of the Indian Ocean. Sound tempting? Here are a few tips for making the most of your first trip to Zanzibar.