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Discovery of the Pas de La Casa and first approach of the Andorran mountain (ski descent or a small hike on the heights of the resort). Then discovery of the churches ofEncamp: the church of Santa Eulàlia (11th-12th century), Sant Miquel and Sant Joan de la Mosquera (16th-17th century). Romantic dinner at the bottom of the slopes or on the terrace with a view of the mountain.

Arriving in Andorra la Vella, head for the historic center to discover the last vestiges of the ancient city and notably its magnificent old houses. You will be able to make a shopping stop in one of the large shopping centers of the city or in one of the numerous perfume, hi-fi or electronic stores. In the evening, discover the Andorran gastronomy, and especially the meat!

Before heading back to France, visit Europe's largest spa in Escaldes-Engordany: the Caldea center. With its thermal water pools, whirlpools, steam rooms, saunas and contrast showers, you will leave here perfectly relaxed and ready for a last meal in the mountains!

Discover the capital in a panoramic way: long tail boat ride on the klongs and/or featured tour on the Chao Phraya River. Stopover at temple Wat Arun and visit the main jewels of Bangkok. Wat Phra Kaew housing the Emerald Buddha and Wat Po with its large statue of the reclining Buddha

Discovery of Flottant Saduak's floating market. Evening at Khaosan Road.

Bang Pa In and Ayutthaya. Visit of ancient temples, Wat Chai Watthanaram, Wat Lokaya Sutharam, Wat Na Phra Men and the former capital founded in 1350 by King U-Thong.

Kanchanaburi and the bridge of the Kwai River. On the road, discovery of Flottant Saduak's floating market and possibility to stop on Chemin Pathom, where you can see the largest pagoda in the world. Then, in the region east of Bangkok, discovery of Kanchanaburi and the famous bridge of the river Kwai, built during the war on order of the Japanese occupiers. The "Railway of death" takes the railway from Kanchanaburi to Nam Tok and passes on the bridge. Impressive "Overview" of the valley. Possibility to make a night safari from an elephant camp. Evening restaurant in Kanchanaburi on the river side… or on the river.

Phitsanulok and Sukkotai. Phitsanulok. In the morning, departure for the visit of the H'mong tribes of Lomsak, with a possible stopover at the Kengsopha waterfall. One hour by bus from Phitsanulok, Sukkotai. Bike tour of the ruins of the historic park classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, capital of the first Siamese kingdom and symbol of Thai greatness in the 13th century. Discovery of the Khmer and Thai remains: Wat Mahathat, former royal palace, Wat Si Chum, Wat Sa Da Pa Daeng, the oldest monument in the city. Evening in the city.

Chiang Mai, the "Rose of the North". Discover the special charm of the old town.   Visit of the oldest temples of the city: Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Phra Singh… Evening in the Night Market, and then for younger ones, at Zoe in Yellow on the little square near Thanon Ratchaphakhinai.

Trekking to discover the minority ethnic groups of the mountains: H'mong, Yao, Akha and Lahu or Karen. Combine with an elephant ride. If you stay there on a Sunday, don't miss the Walking Street market on Ratchadamnoen road in the evening.

The city is the gateway to the Golden Triangle. Visit of the Hilltribe Museum and the flower market. In the evening, an outing to the Night Market is a must. 13 kilometers away, Wat Rong Khun, better known as the white temple.

From Chiang Mai, departure to Lampang: demonstration of elephant training and visit of "the hospital". Stroll to the renowned Thung Kwian Forest Market, where wild plants and animals are sold for medicinal and culinary use. Visit of one of the oldest and most beautiful sanctuaries in Northern Thailand: Wat Phra That Lampang Luang. Back in the afternoon on Chiang Mai. Late afternoon and sunset from Doi Suthep: beautiful panorama of Chiang Mai and the mountains around 700 m above the plain.

Transit to Koh Samui (plane or ferry). Quiet day at the beach or sighting the island by moped (caution on the road and helmet required) to see one of the many waterfalls.

To go directly to Koh Tao avoiding Koh Samui, transit to Barracudas (7 hours bus), followed by the crossing in express boat (combined ticket) to Koh Tao: landing at Mae Wanted… In program: diving, diving, diving…

For its «Moon» evenings. Day at the beach.

Possibility to make some excursions inside the land to discover the panoramas, diving, snorkeling…

For those who want to discover the Andaman coast (except in August-September because of the monsoon), transit by bus from Surat Thani, direction Phuket. Arrival in Phuket City (rather "quiet" city centre, but direct access by boat around morning) Koh Phi Phior Patong Beach, restaurants and shows or Walking Street and discos.

Choice of excursions on the country's largest island or in the nearby surroundings, "Coral Island", a full day of diving and swimming

Discover Phang Nga Bay, close to Phuket, by boat, with a "jungle & adventure" tour of Phra Thaeo National Park, including a stop at the splendid Ton Sai waterfall.

Scuba diving day with one night on the spot.

Beach Day and Nightlife on Patong Beach: cabaret evenings, dinner in the restaurant…

Join the world famous seaside resort for Walking street.

Return by bus, train or taxi. Last Day in the capital: last purchase at Chatuchak Market or Asia Riverfront. Traditional massage to Wat Po. A cocktail on the Sofitel So terrace.

Arrival in "Buja" and transfer to the hotel. First walk in the lively streets of the city center, aperitif in a cabaret and restaurant on the Vugizo hill to enjoy a night view of the city.

Transfer to the beaches of Lake Tanganyika, a few kilometers north of Buja. On site, swimming and fish lunch in one of the coastal resorts. Continue to Gatumba to the Rusizi bridge marking the border with Congo. Visit of the park of the small and large Rusizi (hippos, crocodiles, aquatic birds and endemic palms). Quiet evening in Bujumbura.

Departure to Bugarama-Gitega. Detour in the direction of Bukeye to the Teza tea park and the Twa village of Busekera, then backtrack and continue to Gitega. If time permits, visit the site of Rubumba (enthronement of kings). Otherwise, stop directly in Gitega (national museum, boma, archbishop's palace). Night in Gitega.

Departure from Gitega to the site of Gishora (reenactment of the royal rugo and performance of drummers, to be reserved in advance). Return to Bujumbura in the early afternoon. Visit of the city: market of Jabe (stop at Mutoyi), animation and mosques of Buyenzi, passage to Nyakabiga, then a healthy walk towards the southern districts (colonial houses, Regina Mundi cathedral, major seminary, in withdrawal and at the end of Lumumba avenue...). Descent towards the lake (Asian district) and visit of the Living Museum and its kiosks. Restoration in town and, why not, festive evening in a nightclub..

Climb to Ijenda and then the source of the Nile. Departure early in the morning. On the way out of Bujumbura, stop at the Musaga craft center (women's cooperative). Continuation of the road to Matana and the source of the Nile (source, pyramid), then picnic on the grassy slopes of Mugamba, back to Bujumbura. Passage to Ijenda, visit of the church. Relaxation in one of the welcome places a few kilometers away (Ciella Club or Crête Hotel). Quiet evening in Bujumbura.

Descent due south leaving Bujumbura. Stops along the coast of Lake Tanganyika: at the Livingstone-Stanley of Mugere, at Resha (ex-Castel Maus). Lunch on the beautiful beach of Blue Bay Tanganyika. Visit of Rumonge and its port, then walking tour in one of the nearby reserves, Bururi (a small Kibira) or Kigwena (peri-Guinean forest). If the timing allows it, continuation to Nyanza-Lake (Burton-Speke plate, swimming), then back to Bujumbura.

Departure shopping in Bujumbura (handicrafts, tea and coffee). Visit of the upper town (Rwagasore mausoleum, Unity monument, Kiriri campus). Transfer to the airport.

It is wise to book a hotel in Waikiki in order to sleep there all week. Being based in Waikiki, you can easily travel around the island and visit a different part ofOahu each day (good road connections and short distances). Arrive atHonolulu airport the day before or early in the morning. Spend the day on the various beaches of Waikiki and take a surfing lesson. At 6:30 p.m., head to Kuhio Beach to watch a free hula show and learn about the dance. Then, head to one of the lively bars in the area and enjoy your first pupus (Hawaiian salty snacks) with a mai-tai.

Morning in Chinatown. Stroll in Chinatown and shopping. Lunch in one of the Asian restaurants on site. Afternoon in the historic center. Discovery of the monuments and museums of the historic center.

Spend the day on the crystal bay of Hanauma. Activities: swimming, sunbathing and especially snorkeling (one of the best sports of the archipelago)! Sporty people can combine with a hike in the Koko Crater located just opposite. In the evening: go to a luau. A luau(traditional Hawaiian dinner) must be attended at least once during your stay, as it gives a cultural and culinary overview of the archipelago. The Paradise Cove Luau is recommended.

In the morning at Pearl Harbor. Arrival early in the morning between 7 am and 8 pm to avoid long queues. Visit of Arizona Memorial, the USS Bowfin Submarine Museum and Park and Du USS Missouri Memorial. Return to Honolulu late in the morning and lunch in the historic centre. In the afternoon at the Bishop Museum. Visit of Hawaiian Hall, Polynesian Hall and Science Adventure Center.

In the morning: discovery of city Haleiwa city. Shopping in surf shops and art galleries (don't miss that of Ron Artis), visit the North Shore Surf and Cultural Museum and the Liliuokalani church, tasting a shave-ice in Aoki's or Matsumoto. Swimming and lunch on site. In the afternoon: the Waimea beaches road at Sunset Beach. A stop at Sunset Beach and Waimea Beach: three world-famous surf spots, each winter, featuring the "Triple Crown of Surfing" surfing championship.

Morning between the beaches of Waimanalo, Kailua Beach Park and then the heavenly Lanikai Beach. Keep one or two hours to try a kayak outing and see the turtles. At 1pm: go up the east coast. Visit of the Japanese temple Byodo In (closed at 5.30) and tasting of roasted shrimp in one of the "shrimp trucks" around Kahuku.

Spend the morning at Diamond Head. Trekking to Diamond Head around 7 am to avoid heat and crowds. At noon: the area of Ala Moana. Lunch and shopping in Ala Moana Shopping Center. In the afternoon in the Honolulu heights. Visit of the Contemporary Museum, stroll at Lyon Arboretum Park and hike in Manoa waterfalls.

Day flight, arrival at the end of the day, reception and transfer to the hotel; free evening.

Arrival in, at the end of the morning, reception at the hotel, on the edge of the ocean. afternoon relaxation on the volcanic sandy beaches of Mile 8 or Mile 11; at the end of the afternoon, excursion to the Lave lava casting; free evening.

Visit Buéa and hike the slopes of Mount Cameroon; return to Limbé in the afternoon, visit the botanical garden and/or zoo and end the day at the beach; evening at leisure.

Early morning departure, stop in Nkongsamba for lunch, then excursion to Ekom Nkam waterfalls; arrival in Bafoussam at the end of the day, welcome at the hotel and evening at leisure.

Visit to the UCCAO coffee factory in Bafoussam, then late morning departure for Foumban; lunch in this town and afternoon devoted to visiting the Sultan's palace and museum, the Bamoun Arts and Traditions museum and craftsmen's workshops (possibility of shopping); return to Bafoussam at the end of the day and short excursion to the Metchié waterfalls; evening free.

Bafoussam-Yaoundé. Early morning departure; visit to the Bandjoun chiefdom on the outskirts of Bafoussam, then on to Yaoundé; arrival in Yaoundé in the late afternoon, welcome at the hotel, followed by a short tour of the capital and dinner in town.

Morning visit to Yaoundé and departure for Kribi in the early afternoon, after lunch; arrival in Kribi at the end of the day, welcome at the hotel and relaxation on the beach; evening free.

Morning excursion to the Lobé Falls (motorcycle cab available), then lazing on the beach; mid-afternoon departure for Douala airport and return to Paris by overnight flight.

Arrival in Buenos Aires. We head for the hotel to get our bearings.

Discover a typical and unmissable district: San Telmo. The best time to do this is on a Sunday, to take advantage of the large market around Dorrego Square. In the evening, why not take a seat in a cabaret to watch a tango show.

Head to Palermo, the capital's bobo district. Trendy boutiques, galleries and quality restaurants. In the afternoon, enjoy an ice cream in Recoleta and, why not, a visit to its famous cemetery.

Morning visit to the famous Caminito in the La Boca district , a veritable open-air museum. In the afternoon, drive to the airport for Puerto Madryn.

Visit to the Valdes Peninsula near Puerto Madryn, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Visit Punta Tumbo and its colony of thousands of penguins, then Trelew and Gaimán.

Departure for Ushuaia, stroll through the city.

Trek in Tierra del Fuego National Park.

Kayak and stroll in theHaberton estancia, boat to see the penguins or 4x4 excursion to Lake Escondido.

Navigation on the Beagle Channel.

Morning flight to El Calafate, stroll through the town and Laguna Nimez reserve.

Expedition to the Perito Moreno glacier in Los Glaciares National Park, boat trip and/or trek on the glacier.

Departure for El Chaltén, short afternoon hike.

Trek in the national park around Fitz Roy and Glaciar Torres.

Continuation of the hike around Fitz Roy and Glaciar Torres.

Return to El Calafate and fly to Bariloche. Afternoon stroll around the city.

Seven Lakes Route to Villa La Angostura. Visit Los Arrayanes National Park.

Visit San Martín de Los Andes, hike in Lanín National Park.

Back to Bariloche, direction El Bolsón.

Stroll around the region and rest with the ecologists before heading back to Bariloche.

Back to Buenos Aires.

Why don't we start... from the beginning? The magnificent city ofArles is a great starting point for this adventure, not least because it is very well served. Right from the start, you will be seduced by its architectural heritage, the atmosphere of its cafés and the nature on its doorstep. After passing through the bullring and the Saint-Trophime cathedral, you will be able to reach the Tolosana way without difficulty.

After 20 km of walking or cycling along the way, you will arrive in Saint-Gilles, a town in the Gard which was once one of the greatest places of pilgrimage in Christendom. Here you can admire the majesty of theAbbey of Saint-Gilles, a building that has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1998. Lovers of old stones will also appreciate the charm of its narrow streets.

The next part of the tour will take you to Vauvert, in the Petite Camargue. Surrounded by protected natural areas, such as the Camargue Regional Nature Park, the Scamandre pond and the Petit Rhône reserve, the town will allow you to make a relaxing stop just a stone's throw from the border of the Gard andHéraultdepartments.

after 40 kilometers, you will arrive in Montpellier, the capital of Languedoc-Roussillon. Here you will find monuments dating back ten centuries, a pedestrianized city center that has kept its old look and hundreds of accommodation offers to rest. If you want to end your stay earlier, it is a good choice since the city is perfectly served.

After having walked through the Écusson and admired its private mansions, you will have to take the road to Montarnaud, passing through Juvignac. After 3 hours of walking, you will arrive in the town born in the Gallo-Roman period. Open your eyes wide and you will be able to see some vestiges such as the remains of villas or a milestone of the Via Tolosana.

22 km to the north, you will reach the sublime village of Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert after crossing the Devil's Bridge. Listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the village is developed around theGellone Abbey and is perfectly integrated into the vertiginous cliff landscape that surrounds it. Nearby, you can venture into the Clamouse cave.

The path will then lead you to Lodève, in the Coeur d'Hérault. This good-sized sub-prefecture of the department has an important civil and religious heritage. Among the things to see: the Saint-Fulcran cathedral, the Lodève museum, the former episcopal palace and several well-preserved chapels.

The next day, you will pass through a succession of typical villages in the hinterland: Lunas, Saint-Gervais-sur-Mare, Murat-sur-Vèbre, La Salvetat-sur-Agout, Anglès and Boissezon, before arriving in Castres, in the Tarn. The city of Jean Jaurès, particularly famous for its rugby team, will reveal its narrow streets, its crafts and its remarkable heritage.

After Castres, your route will lead you to the foot of the Montagne Noire, to Dourgne. This small village is home to two Benedictine monasteries that are worth a stop: theEn-Calcat abbey and theSainte-Scholastique abbey. Then it will be Revel 's turn to be walked. This town is the gateway to the Haute-Garonne.

Before reaching Toulouse, we recommend you to pass byCassès, a small village marked by the history of the Cathars, Montferrand, a typical village of the Lauragais, and Baziège, a place frequented since prehistoric times. Quiet stops that will allow you to recharge your batteries before reaching the Pink City.

The itinerary we propose stops in Toulouse. Linger in its museums, on its banks, near the Saint-Sernin basilica, the Hôtel-Dieu... If you want to continue your journey to Compostela, you will have to add several hundred kilometers.

Start your journey on the Dorset coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site on a par with the Grand Canyon and the Great Barrier Reef. You'll find some splendid sites here, including Old Harry Rocks, Lulworth Cove, Durdle Door... Spend the night at the entrance to Devon and get ready to set off again.

Dartmoor National Park has inspired many authors and film-makers. With its heather, mist, megalithic sites, wild ponies and beautiful tor hills, Dartmoor National Park is a great place to hike or drive. Stay overnight in this beautiful national park to soak up its charms.

Spend the morning at theEden Project, an innovative site that has transformed former kaolin mines into fascinating gardens. Visit Truro or Falmouth in the afternoon and stay overnight.

Head to the tip of England to explore the wild Lizard Point and Land's End during the day. Spend the night in the charming artistic town of St. Ives, our favorite in the region.

Take time out to contemplate Cornwall's north coast and its magical landscapes, including St. Agnes, Perranporth, Bedruthan Steps, Hells Mouth and more. Finish the day in Tintagel to visit the famous castle where King Arthur is said to have been born.

Head to Somerset to enjoy the views ofExmoor National Park, with its rugged coastline and heather hills. Spend the night here or head closer to Dorset to be ready to head to Bristol or Bath the next day.

From Exmoor, take a city break and choose between Bristol and Bath. Along the way, you can make photo stops at Cheddar Gorge and Caves, Glastonbury and Wells. In Bristol, the largest city in the South West, you'll discover a dynamic urban life, an interesting heritage, a creative population and good bars and restaurants. In Bath, more provincial but oh-so-elegant, you'll enjoy a grandiose heritage, where Roman heritage blends successfully with superb Georgian architecture.

Spend a few more hours in the town of your choice before setting off for Stonehenge, arriving in the early afternoon. Arguably Britain's best-known megalithic site, a visit here is a must for all lovers of old stones. If you have time, push on to Avebury, which boasts other monuments from the same period.

Visit the central market of N'Djamena. Tour in the Diguel district with its market, its bus station for the North and the great North... and you are already in the desert!

At Massaguet, take the road north to Massakory. Drive around the town of Massakory, capital of the Hadjer-Lamis. Continue on to Bol, skirting Lake Chad and discovering the architecture and crafts of the region's inhabitants, notably the Kanembous and Yadinas. Overnight in Bol.

Special" pirogue on Lake Chad, discovering this body of water which is the origin of the country and the kouri cows, white with large horns, which graze on its shores. Overnight in Bol.

Head slightly northeast to see Mao, the former capital of Kanem-Bornou. Visit Mao, la Blanche, and its museum, which houses the city's historical artefacts. You'll find a series of maps explaining the region and its historical development. Overnight in Mao.

Back to N'Djamena. N'Djam by night for night owls.

Good bye N'Djamena" tour and return flight.

From Paris, you can reach the island by direct flight, with a stopover in Barcelona. Start your tour from the north, heading for Corralejo. Take the pulse of this pretty seaside resort by strolling along the paseo maritime, where the many terraces, some with their feet in the water, offer beautiful views of the sea. Then head for the Corralejo nature park, a small Sahara between sea and volcanoes, stretching over 10 km, the jewel of the island. Ideal for swimming, snorkelling and all water sports. Return to the city center for dinner on a terrace overlooking the Isla de Los Lobos.

It faces Corralejo. You won't be able to sleep there, and access is now limited to 700 people per day. You'll need to obtain a PASS beforehand, but the companies offering transfers from Corralejo will take care of this for you. And you can easily spend a whole day there, following the signposted paths, stopping off at the puertito with its little bathing coves or heading off to La Concha beach for a swim overlooking the Corralejo dunes. You'll need a hat or parasol and some food beforehand...

If you're staying in Corralejo, you can devote a day to this small fishing village 18 km away, or opt for a longer stay if you prefer a quieter setting. You'll appreciate its spectacular beaches and its fortaleza del Tostón, which provides information on the history of Canarian fortresses in the ^15th century. For lunch and dinner, head for the small historic center, where you can enjoy fresh fish in one of the restaurants, while admiring the waves or the sunset.

Now's the time to discover an aspect of central Fuerteventura via this village of traditional Canarian architecture, whose history you can learn more about by visiting the Casa de los Coroneles. Lunch on site, then on to Montaña Tindaya, a natural monument of great beauty, to hike and admire the mysterious petroglyphs carved into the rock. Dinner in Puerto del Rosario.

This is the island's capital, with a morning visit to the Casa Museo Unamuno, the philosopher's home of exile in 1924. You can then head off to the small urban beach, discovering the city's many sculptures, take a dip and dine at the Hotel Mirador, formerly the Parador, facing the Playa Blanca.

We continue our discovery of the center of Fuerteventura by heading for Antigua, the island's most central point. Visit the Molino de Agua to learn more about two essential aspects of the island: water and cheese. Lunch in the center and off to Betancuria, the island's historic capital, for a visit to its archaeological museum to learn more about the Mahos, the aboriginal population. Dinner at Caleta de Fuste, near the small marina.

This is one of the island's jewels, located in the very south. The program includes hiking trails with spectacular views over volcanic landscapes, diving into the crystal-clear waters of Playa de Cofete to swim alongside dolphins, turtles and rays, and lazing along the beaches of Morro Jable. This is also the place to party.

If you decide to start your tour in Lanzarote, there are a few direct flights a week from Paris, and if you're coming from Fuerteventura, a half-hour crossing will take you from Corralejo to Playa Blanca, in the south of Lanzarote. Beach lovers can head for Playa de Papagayo, one of Lanzarote's finest, while diving fans can immerse themselves in the Museo Atlántico, Europe's only museum of underwater sculptures. Dinner in the pretty village of Yaiza.

It's the island's capital and economic center. Enjoy the pretty beach of El Reducto and the maritime paseo that leads to the Charco de San Ginés, a mecca for bars and restaurants. And its Museum of Contemporary Art. 5 kilometers to the north, you can learn more about the local artist Manrique by visiting his foundation at Taro de Tahiche, the volcano house.

The Montañas del Fuego, an area of volcanic activity, is a strictly protected site of outstanding beauty and spectacular scenery. Visit by bus or camel. Depending on your preference, you can spend the whole day or half a day here. In the latter case, the remaining time can be devoted to exploring the Geria vineyards, with a stop at the Museo del Grifo in Mozaga. Return to Arrecife for dinner.

Head for San Bartolomé, an authentic little village of white houses and green shutters, to visit its Museo del Tanit, housed in an ^18th-century house, and stroll through its streets. Then it's on to Teguise, a village of historic and artistic interest that's also well worth a stroll. Here you'll find bars, restaurants and craft stores. Dinner at Costa Teguise, by the sea.

People come to this "chic" little Lanzarote village for its pretty fishing port or its beach combining sand and volcanic rock. But it's also the place to discover two of the island's jewels. Head for the Cueva de los Verdes, an exceptional site born of volcanic activity dating back almost 4,000 years. An essential exploration. Another stopover is los Jameos del agua, another spectacular geological formation that regularly hosts classical music concerts. And to follow in Manrique's footsteps, visit the Manrique House Museum in Haria, the house in the palm grove, then the mirador del rio, with its bird's-eye view of La Graciosa. Dinner at Orzola, opposite La Graciosa.

Spend a morning discovering the superb wild beach of Famara, one of the most beautiful in Lanzarote. Located not far from the village, it's a prime spot for surfers. Beware, however, as it remains dangerous for swimmers. Enjoy the authentic charm of this small fishing village for lunch, and of course, opt for the very local fish. Dinner in Tiaga, a small village in the center.

Considered the eighth largest island in the Canary Islands since 2018, it's well worth a visit, and at the very least, a day trip by boat to Orzola. You'll find beautiful beaches on the south coast (accessible by local 4x4) and a charming little port of call, Caleta del Sebo, with its urban beach, restaurants and cafés.

Landing in Copenhagen. Depending on the time of your arrival, enjoy a short visit of the Danish capital or go directly over the Öresund bridge to the quieter and more charming city of Malmö, by car or train. If you plan to rent a car, do it in Malmö rather than in Copenhagen because it costs a bridge to cross the Öresund Bridge with a vehicle. The Copenhagen-Malmö train ride is fast, cheap and easy (directly from Copenhagen airport!).

Wake up in Malmö and visit the city. From the train station, you can walk to the small square of Lilla Torg and then to the larger square of Stortorget (the Main Square) and wander through the shopping streets. Don't miss the Form Design Center (Lilla Torg 9) where you can get a taste of Nordic design (information, Malmö, things to see/do). History and culture lovers should not miss the Museum of Modern Art, the City Tunnel Exhibition or Malmö Castle, but in any case, we recommend a late afternoon stop at Ribersborgbadhus for a guaranteed relaxing time. A walk along the water and hop! we go to the Pier to enjoy the saunas and then a dive (summer and winter) in the Baltic.

Departure to Helsingborg where we will spend the day visiting Sofiero Castle (Sofiero Slottsträdgard) on the seaside, walking through the small streets of the old town and, in summer, basking in the sun for a few hours on the beaches at the end of Strandvägen. Alternatively, perhaps more suited to the colder months (althoughHelsingborg's seaside, and the quietness there in autumn and winter, also has a certain charm), the city of Lund is also a worthwhile stop. There is a beautiful 100 year old university, a church with a crypt and an unusual clock, as well as a very pleasant student and dynamic atmosphere. There are small stores where you can find unusual objects, cozy cafés where you can try fika (the Swedish coffee break with a pastry) and Saluhallen (covered market) where you can eat for 100 SEK (various hot meals). At the end of the day, go to Gothenburg to spend the night.

Visit Sweden's second largest city, Gothenburg. Ask at the tourist office, as you may be lucky enough to arrive in the middle of a festival.

The day will be filled with culture and fika breaks. In order to enjoy the surrounding nature: the islands of Hisingen (Volvo museum, aviation museum, etc.) but also those ofHönö-Öckerö or Styrsö which can be reached by ferry (free).

Drive to Tjörn (Watercolor Museum) or even Fjällbacka (the village of Camilla Läckberg's novels, 130 km from Gothenburg), taking time to drive along the coast and make stops at the seaside to jump from rock to rock and, in summer, for a little swim. Night in Fjällbacka (or back to Gothenburg).

Return to Gothenburg and then to your home country.

As soon as you arrive in Paro (flights usually arrive in the middle of the day), start by visiting the dzong (monastery-fortress). If time permits, a visit to the national museum may be a good option.

Take your walking shoes to discover Tiger Nest in Takshang Goemba. The less courageous can be left with a mule to reach the monastery, hanging on the hill. It is one of the most beautiful in the country. There is magic in the air!

On the way, especially from September to October, when the sky is clear, the view from the pass is sublime: the Himalayas are cut out on a blue background. The dzong of Punakha is one of the most beautiful of the country and its visit is a must.

It is already necessary to turn back, in direction of Thimphu, the capital. The opportunity to make the last visits: dzong of the capital, textile museum or the national zoo.