We were asked to keep our heads down, follow the path and walk single file with no talking.

Our third island offers friendly locals and an array of adventures.

Artists take centre stage in Sydney's 20th Biennale, finds Eli Orzessek.

There's a lot more to Hawaii than Waikiki Beach and Pearl Harbour - here's a look, island by island.

With apocalyptic murals, a terrifying giant horse statue and curiously laid out runways, Denver International Airport has been the subject of many conspiracy theories.

Chile's capital is an unsung city. Unjustly, says Paul Clements, who took a bicycle tour of its liveliest localities.

It's a little after 10pm, and I'm standing somewhere in the middle of the Andean cloud forest in the Choco region of northern Ecuador, with six others.

Formerly a mill town, the area was surveyed in the 1880s, in 1903 the main trunk line came through and the school was opened in 1904, the same year the phone line was brought in.

We smelt the inside of the Earth long before we saw it. It stormed up our nostrils, scorched our sinuses like a giant helping of wasabi, and made us cough and splutter.

You don't have to travel to remote parts of Australia to experience its indigenous culture. There's plenty on offer right on Sydney's doorstep.

Night snorkelling with giant manta rays off the Kona coast in Hawaii is undoubtedly a major drawcard for tourists.

Croatia is to Game of Thrones what a Waikato hillside is to fans of The Hobbit.

The thing about Burma's Myeik Archipelago is there are no tourists.

Hanoi's old quarter is brimming with life. A steady stream of motorcycles whizz by as we weave through the dense crowd of shoppers along Hang Dao.

Deep beneath the Earth's surface the magical sight of thousands of glow-worms makes the cave ceiling twinkle.

There's a certain level of chaos in the small beachside writing shed where Welsh poet and writer Dylan Thomas spent a good amount of time.

Now is the time to relish the warm sea air and deserted beaches of Languedoc-Roussillon - land of pastis, seafood and rugby.

I can't travel without ... Great walking shoes. At least two pairs.

Sound a little over the top? Not really when you consider the enemy was a crown of thorns starfish.

It's Sunday morning, and the city of Berkeley is hungover.

While the city remains the entertainment and movie capital of the world, it also has many world class museums.

Thousands of earthlings have descended on Capilla del Monte in Argentina for an annual international alien festival.

Choosing where to go for a family summer holiday gets increasingly tricky as the kids advance through the teenage years.

WATCH: If you're ever caught in a nightmare situation where both pilots are unconscious, you'll be glad you've watched this video.

Japan is known to be pricey - so here are some ways to enjoy your Japanese holiday on a budget.

The world's largest aircraft will soon take to the skies for its first proper test flight.

The ferry journey is as lovely as the destination, writes Neil Porten.

It's not all up, up and away in a hot air balloon, discovers Shandelle Battersby.

Once a year, Sydney plays host to a hedonistic celebration of diversity.