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Travel to Mexico City to start of your trip in the country’s heady capital. While this metropolis, one of the largest cities in North America, can be daunting at first, pair you exploration with a bit of common sense and there’s nothing to fear here.
Tick off the historical sights such as the National Museum of Anthropology, Zócalo (the city’s breathtaking main square that has links to the Aztecs), and the National Palace. Also don’t miss the Frida Kahlo Museum, a space dedicated to this infamous Mexican artist, housed in a striking blue building.
2. Playa del Carmen
Playa de Carmen is among Mexico’s best beach destinations. Treasured by travellers for at least the last few decades, there’s always something fun and exciting to do here, whether that be lying back on the white sands, strolling down its shopping avenues, or grabbing a drink in its many bars.
There’s always a lively atmosphere at night here, making it one of the best places in Mexico if you want to be out in the evenings and relax by day. Life moves at an unhurried pace in Playa del Carmen – an ideal destination if you want to break away from your hectic everyday life back home.
3. Oaxaca
Oaxaca is one of Mexico’s most beautiful colonial cities. There are deep cultural roots here, with archaeological sites dotted all over the outskirts of the city, making it one of the best places to come if you’re into history. Around these are also mountains and beautiful landscapes, ideal for outdoor adventurers.
That said, the centre of Oaxaca itself should not be missed. The city is quickly developing a strong foodie scene, bustled along by its own traditional cuisine that’s inherant to the surroundings. Make sure you spend time both in and outside Oaxaca during your stay.
4. Chichen Itza and the Ik Kil Cenote
The UNESCO World Heritage site of Chichen Itza is a must-do on any trip to Mexico. These fascinating Mayan site is thought to have been here for around 1,000 years, revealing many things about this intrinsic part of Mexican history.
Explore the complex of ruins for a day, and on your way back to your base stop by the Ik Kil Cenote. One of Mexico’s most visited and beautiful cenotes (essentially an underground pool of water), Ik Kil is less than 5km from Chichen Itza so easily accessible after your day of soaking up history. And a relaxing way to finish it off!
5. Puerto Vallarta
Fly to Puerto Vallarta to find one of Mexico’s best resort towns, a sun-drenched paradise on the west coast of the country. This is another place that’s perfect for relaxation, where you can spend your days snorkelling in the clear waters, ambling through markets, and walking along the city’s breezy boardwalk. Top sights here include the beautiful Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe, a significant landmark for Puerto Vallarta, and the city’s peaceful botanical gardens.
While Tokyo is undoubtedly a forward-thinking city as a technology hub, but its historical and religious sights shouldn’t be missed. Travel to Tokyo to learn more about Tokyo’s background at places such as the Sensoji Temple, a Buddhist site that’s one of the oldest in the city, the Imperial Palace, which used to be one of the largest fortresses in the world, and the Tokyo National Museum, the go-to place if you want to learn about this city more in-depth.
Go shopping
Whether you’ve got money to burn or you just want to peruse for pleasure, you have to spend at least one day in Tokyo wandering around its famous shopping districts. The sheer size of these areas and the shops in them will blow your mind, and it’s fun to take photos in them even if that’s all you’re there for.
Don’t miss Ginza, Tokyo’s most affluent shopping areas with mega-superstores dominating the streets but there are also quirky shops here that show off some of the best craftsmanship in Japan. If you want something wild, wacky, and young, head to Shibuya where you can watch the teen collective of Tokyo walk by in their fashion-forward outfits.
Walk through the parks
There is a lot of green space in Tokyo, where you can get away from all the city chaos and breathe in some (relatively) fresh air. Visit the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden to stroll through English, French, and traditional Japanese gardens, one of the most beautiful leafy spots in the city.
Another popular park is also Ueno, located next to the station of the same name and a top spot for cherry blossoms in the spring. This quintessential picture of Japan is unmissable if you’re in town at the right time of year. so make sure you visit a park during these months to take some pictures of the beautiful sight.
Visit Mount Fuji
As Japan’s highest mountain, you’d think Mount Fuji wasn’t accessible from Tokyo but as it’s just a short train ride from the city it makes for one of the best day trips. You’ll need to be a dedicated climber to summit this peak, as it makes for a gruelling ascent and is often clouded over at the top restricting the views across the landscape below, but it is nevertheless an achievement for an adrenaline junkie. Alternatively, head out to other places around Mt Fuji, such as to Mt Ōyama, so that you actually get views of the mountain as opposed to clouds and very sore legs!
10 Essential Carry-on Items to Take on Every Flight
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1. Passport
This one goes without saying, but that’s why you should always check, check, and check again that you have your passport in your carry-on before you leave for the airport. The last thing you want is to be looking for it at a check-in desk.
Ideally you want a safe, designated pocket in your carry-on luggage where you can keep your passport every time you fly. This takes away the stress of not knowing where it is, and allows easy-access when you need it.
2. Headphones
One of the easiest things to forget on a flight, but you’ll kick yourself when you’re up in the air without them. Headphones are not only essential for listening to music or watching a movie, they’re also a great way to drown out unwanted noise from other people on a flight. They are especially essential on long-haul flights when you need to listen to some relaxing tunes before trying to get some sleep.
3. Laptop or tablet
In-flight entertainment has certainly improved over the years, but by taking a laptop or table on-board, you can watch whatever you want. If you usually work using a laptop, you could also use these gadgets to draft some emails or make some notes during your flight, making the most of your transit time.
It’s also advised that you take these items with you in your carry-on because they may get damaged, lost, or stolen when stored in cabin baggage.
4. Hand Sanitizer
With all the different air pressures and close proximity to crowds, flights have a habit of making you feel unclean. Using hand sanitizer is the quickest, easiest way to freshen up before, during, and after a flight, before you manage to get home or to your hotel. Just make sure the bottle you take is 100ml or less.
5. Earplugs
If you want to get some shut-eye in peace but can’t sleep with music in your ears, a good set of earplugs will cancel out the noise around you. If you’re not used to them, they can be a little odd at first, but if there’s any time to embrace the earplug, it’s on a rowdy flight when all you want to do is get some rest.
6. Neck pillow
Sleeping on planes is a pain in the neck – literally. Trying to get your head in the right position to sleep is almost impossible without having a neck pillow, and that can leave you even more shattered after a long-haul flight. The most efficient option is an inflatable neck pillow, which packs down very small so that you don’t have to take up too much space in your hand luggage.
7. Eye mask
Lights are turned on and off at all sorts on times on planes, but having an eye mask with you will leave you blissfully unaware of that. This is yet another thing that will help you create a more natural sleeping environment, and something else that will pack small, too.
8. Extra layers
Your destination or home might be hot, but once you’re up in the air the temperature can plummet, and being freezing on a plane isn’t fun. Bring an extra thin sweater with you on the plane for when you’re cruising at high altitude – it might also come in handy if you forget that aforementioned neck pillow.
9. A good book or magazine
Sitting on a plane for a few hours is a good excuse to get down to that book you’ve been meaning to start for ages. If you’re not much of a reader, pick up a magazine at the airport to have something to flick through on the flight. These are especially useful if you’re a nervous flyer – getting lost in a good book will take your mind off the experience.
10. Snacks
We can all agree that plane food is priced extortionately, so grab some snacks in the departures lounge before you leave to avoid paying bumper prices on board. While you’re at it, don’t forget to pick up some hard-boiled sweets to help prevent your ears popping painfully as the air pressure changes.
We all know that drinking plenty of water is essential in everyday life, but it’s even more imperative when you’re taking a long-haul flight. Your body needs to be at maximum hydration to function properly and cope with the stresses of flying.
This means not only drinking lots of water while you’re on the plane, but the day before and after your flight too. If you can make sure you’re plenty hydrated before even stepping on the flight, you’ll thank yourself in the long run.
2. Stick to the your new sleeping pattern
In order to get ahead of any jet-lag you might experience in your new destination, try to adjust your sleep schedule before you leave and on the plane. This will help speed up the time it takes you to get used to the new times, and you won’t feel like a zombie when you arrive. Even if you just tweak your sleeping times by just an hour or two in favour of the new time zone it will help you greatly.
3. Upgrade your seat
Book extra leg room on your seat or upgrade to business or first class if you can afford it. These little improvements in the luxury of your flight will help you to feel more comfortable and relaxed on your journey. Booking extra leg room on economy tickets is easy to do and can be done after your initial booking of the ticket, sometimes even days before your departure.
If you’re in business class anyway you could ask for a free upgrade when checking in, in case there are any spare seats going in first class. This doesn’t always work, but you may as well ask just in case!
4. Eat well
The best foods to eat before and during a long haul flight are low in salt, sugar, and heavy fats. These will only make you feel sluggish and tired after being in the air for so long. Instead, opt for lighter food such as fish or fresh fruits and vegetables. Granted these are hard to find on a flight sometimes, but if needs be bring along your own snacks and pass on the free food if it doesn’t look very appetising.
5. Freshen up in the bathroom
Washing your hands and face and brushing your teeth are quick and easy ways to feel good on a flight. All that recycled air and being in such close proximity to hundreds of other people can leave you feeling a little grim, so keep up with your usual routine in the bathroom every few hours to stay fresh.
6. Bring a good travel pillow
On many long haul flights you’re given a pillow, but these are often quite flimsy and don’t do the job effectively. Investing in a good travel pillow, one that curves around your neck to give proper support, will help you sleep far better on a flight. Most good airports will have shops where you can buy one of these if you forget to pack one in your carry-on suitcase.
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I’ve never really been away from home longer than four days - I’m not sure I even have enough pairs of socks or alternating clothes honestly.
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