GURU: noun [C] /guːruː/ an expert in a particular subject who gives advice

"Getting to Landmannalaugar is difficult and requires expert driving skills due to the nature of the roads. Having a tour guide ensures safety and extends information about the area & its uniqueness."

"1. Check road conditions before driving 2. Pack warm layers, even in summer 3. Respect fragile landscapes; stay on marked trails 4. Carry sufficient food and water; amenities are limited"

"Landmannalaugar's rhyolite mountains are a masterpiece of nature with their vivid, multicoloured slopes, offering a mesmerising and unforgettable hiking experience for all who venture here."

"If walking from Ella town, don’t follow google maps, follow the pathway through the forest to get to the bridge - if in doubt, ask a local! "

"Ratana Falls are only a short bus ride down the hill from Ella town, make sure you use the public transport bus - it’s super cheap and a great authentic experience."

"Grab a bean bag, order a cocktail or coconut and watch the incredible sunsets at the one of beach bars. With a bit of luck, you'll have clear views of Bali too!"

"Gili is all about snorkelling and underwater life. On the road, you can easily rent a mask and fins (very needed with the strong currents) for a very little price."

"Check out the cute little town centre which is full of nice restaurants, bars and trendy shops."

"Relax :-)"

"I love its incredible fusion of history and natural beauty. This castle, located in the Serra de Sintra, is a true architectural wonder that dates back to the 8th century, built by the Moors."

"With a guided tour, you will understand the history of this castle much better and how it fits into the history of Portugal."

"The magic of the place. It is wonderful to be in a place with so much history and in such an enclave."

"Book at least 2 months in advance. Sleep in Aguas Calientes the night before to enjoy its magic. Always carry a mackintosh in case of rain."

"If travelling from Colombo, definitely get the train that hugs the coast. It takes 3 hours, and it’s a true Sri Lankan experience… especially in 2nd class!"

"There are so many small boutique cafés in Fort providing a whole host of foodie choices!"

"You absolutely cannot miss the city's countless libraries. Different styles, but each with a unique and special touch: one more beautiful than the other!"

"Take your time, but use it to walk the city streets. The main attractions are close to each other and in our opinion, the best way to discover a city and see it is by walking."

"Oaxaca is just an hour away from Mexico City, and it has the most amazing vibe! The colours, the traditions, the people. What’s not to love? "

"I would totally recommend to travel during the Day of the Dead, in early November. The city is full of altars and decorations to show how Mexicans honour their deceased loved ones with joy."

"Travel by train! The trains in Uzbekistan are amazing. You can either choose the older but comfortable sleeper train or travel with the 'Afrosiyob', with a 250 km/h speed."

"The people are so friendly and helpful! Also, the destination is not widely known yet, despite the amazing architecture and culture."