If you're looking for the world, but you do not know where to start, sometimes you just need a little inspiration to get the ideas out. Here is an 80-day boulevard on the world road to help you get there.
From London, why not start traveling around the world by flying with two-week gold triangle and Varanasi experience to India. Walk to Jaipur's spicy bazaars and silk markets, up-to-date tour of the Taj Mahal, then take a night train to Varanasi. Rail travel alone is something that will stay with you forever. Varanasi lies on the banks of the Ganges River, and the pilgrims gently wash and sing the ghats (up the stairs to the water) until dawn till dark.
Delhi to Bangkok to explore north and south of Thailand. Stay in a floating hut on the Kwai River, try an elephant peak and bamboo rafting near Chiang Mai, take a sunbathing tuk-tuk tour to the Ayutthaya temples and make a completely tropical island that jumps to Ko Samui
The next stop is Vietnam, where you can walk to the lush flower boulevards of the old Hanoi, sleep in Halong Bay on a traditional Chinese junk ship, try a cookie in Hoi Anban and go through the secluded Cu Chi tunnels near Ho Chi near Minh City and sail on the Mekong Delta
Next, why not continue the journey of the world in Singapore, where you can go for a few days with the lights of a truly Asian city on a whole new continent in Australia.
Australia's world travel begins in Cairns, which is an excellent starting point for visiting Daintree Rainforest, Cape Tribulation and Great Barrier Reef. It's a good idea to spend a few days in a strange central hotel before taking a campsite. The Spaceship Campervans includes a large double bed, gas stove, fridge, water tank, cooking utensils, MP3 / CD player and an integrated screen for viewing DVDs in bed.
Sydney, you can pump in the Great Barrier Reef, take the tropical atmosphere on the Magnetic Island, go to the stunning Whitsundays, explore the Frasier Island, try surfing the Byron Bay, ride the Mackay's forests and waterfalls, even goat rodeo! Finally, you get to the stunning Sydney where you spend two nights before you go on a world adventure. Sydney is a brilliant city with great restaurants, beautiful beaches, a famous harbor and of course the Opera House.
You can then leave Australia and travel South America – flying around the world to Santiago de Chile, where you can relax for a few days before you go to Peru where you can visit the Condca mansion, Lake Titicaca and a two-day tour to Machu Picchu.
Finally, if you go on a journey around such a world, you will return to the United Kingdom in 80 days.
Source by Bryony Holland