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

"Hội An is famous for its clothing, silk and leather goods. The old town has dozens of shops where you can get quality shoes, clothing and suits tailor-made for a great price!"

"Allow time for you! Also on your travels! A healthy mind, body and spirit makes you richer."

"Munduk is a hidden and authentic paradise located in the north of Bali. If you love amazing waterfalls and tropical forests as much as me, it's the perfect place!"

"Visit these places in the morning, the light is better and you'll be alone! Don't forget to bring money to pay for the entrance fees. "

"For the best views, set the alarm clock and go to the balcony of the Rast Hotel for a morning coffee and sit yourself down for a beautiful sunrise over Istanbul's iconic sites. "

"A real "East meets West" vibe. Take a boat from Europe across the Bosporus & 30 mins later you are in Asia, and vice versa! The streets are lined with bazaars, modern shops & ancient mosques."

"The best part of travelling the world with your own car is that you are able to meet locals in the most deserted places. It will give you the opportunity to really get to know the culture."

"For a local experience, look to stay in a homestay up in the base of the hills, it gives you a real authentic experience!"

"All of the beachfront restaurants, serving both local and Western dishes."

"I love Nairobi so much because the people are so welcoming. Locals have always been so kind and helpful and of course, Kenya is so beautiful it keeps me coming back for more!"

"Unless you're on a tour, plan the places you want to visit in advance and organise a guide for easiness and safety! Kenya has a lot to offer and there's a lot to pack into a trip!"

"Jatiluwih Rice Terraces Is one of the top (if not THE top) rice terraces to visit in Bali. The earlier you can get there, the better, as there will be fewer people walking around."

"Bali has so many beautiful waterfalls. Some require a lengthy hike, while others are in a more populated, touristy area. Whichever one you visit, it’ll be worth it!"

"The Ulun Danu temple is beautiful, but it is a small part of a larger “park.” The park does get quite crowded during lunch as there are restaurants on site. Go early!"

"Visit Tanuh Lot close to sunset. It will be crowded, but there’s ample space to relax and catch a beautiful sunset on the coast."

"Leave all loose items in the car when you visit the Secret Monkey Forest. These monkeys may be adorable, but they are feisty and can get aggressive if you bring bags in with you (they think it’s food!)."