“One’s destination is never a place, but a new way of seeing things.” — Henry Miller

Travel is a change that every individual experiences in his life. It is more about how you see new things. Travel to different destinations in the world brings vigor to the mind and also stimulates a transformation in the ideas of life.

Here is a list of world’s best destinations that any traveler must see at least once in his lifetime.

The Great Wall of China, China The Great Wall of China is one of world’s top ancient wonders. It is an earthen fortification built in the fifth century to protect the Chinese empire in the North from Nomadic invasion and was again rebuilt till the 16th century. The wall stretches upto 8,851 kilometres and was initially built only with rammed earth, stones and wood and later on some brick were used. The architectural grandeur and historical significance of the great wall make it an appealing destination for visit.

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“Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being, and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.”  – World Health Organization, 1948

As the saying goes, health is everything in life; in other words, good health gives you all that is needed for physical, mental and social well being. Consumption of healthy food cannot merely make you healthy. Besides healthy food, there are some determinants that correlate the physical, social and economic environment you live in to keep you healthy.

Think High – Your thoughts are your first motivators. Always, practice things that help you boost your morale in life. Work to make your thoughts live and this success gives you a fulfillment of life.

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England is well known for its sporting traditions. When you say Cricket, the first thing that comes to mind is definitely England. Cricket is world’s third largest and most viewed sporting event and it’s an honour that England is the founder behind all forms of crickets including test matches, one day internationals and the various T20 matches played all over the world. Documentaries and predictions say cricket originated from different games like Kreckett, Stoolball, baseball and some other ball games. Some say 13^th, some 15^th, while others say it has grown from the 15^th century and was successful as a complete game only in the eighteenth century.

England being the home to Cricket plays its part in different cricket tournaments played all over the world.

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Manchester is a city located in the South Central part of North West England and is a borough in Greater Manchester. The history of the city dates back to the 1^st century.

The world’s first railway station was constructed in this site. It is also the site from where the first programmable computer was developed by splitting an atom. The city is renowned for various aspects. But, sporting connections are exceptional! Manchester is best known for its football team, Manchester United. Football has been a key part of Manchester life and this team is the most supported team not only in Manchester but they have a following worldwide.

Manchester is famous for generating the World famous Brit-pop scene ‘Madchester’ in the early 90’s. The night life in the city has gradually become quiet, but even today it is an envy of many British cities.

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Westminster is one of Central London’s major tourist hubs on the North banks of River Thames. Located in the heart of the City of Westminster, this site houses some of London’s prestigious landmarks like Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, Parliament Building of London, Westminster Cathedral…

Westminster is steeped with centuries of Royal history with the Westminster Abbey being the traditional venue of the city. The present site is historically part of Middlesex, one of London’s historic counties. The Abbey was built on the Thorney Island which is considered to be the core of the city. The Royal residence of the since 1066, the Palace of Westminster is located next to the Abbey and currently houses the Parliament and Law Courts of Britain. The Monarchy and law courts were moved to the Palace of Whitehall and the Royal Courts of Justice.  One of the major English Schools, Westminster School is sited close to the Palace and Abbey. It’s also a residential area with traditional working class people.

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London Stansted Airport is the third largest and busiest airport in the United Kingdom. It is the newest of all passenger airports in the UK and is 50 kilometres northeast of the capital city. The Airport serves European, domestic UK and some continental flights. The airport has only one terminal and attracts over 22 million people every year.

Local Transport

Train

The airport has one station under the terminal. Stansted Express operates services for every 15 minutes to Liverpool Street Station and the travel time is 45 minutes. Trains also operate to Cambridge and the Midlands.

Bus

Bus station at Stansted Airport lies between zones C and D of the short-term car parking area. An express bus operates services to all destinations in London and the travel time is more than 90 minutes. Bus services also operate to other destinations like Oxford and Cambridge.

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