Spark your Cultural Curiosity

Delhi is a vibrant city with an array of sights, sounds, and smells all vying for your attention. The city is scattered with relics of ages gone by, tombs, mosques, monuments and temples, that are placed next to modern buildings. You could spend months exploring Delhi. Looking for something different? Bollywood Indian dance workshops are offered by the Dehli Dance Academy.

Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey and the 7th largest city in the world. Considered a capital of culture in Europe, it offers visitors a vast array of historical, cultural and architectural sights sure to please any traveller. A major tourist hub in Europe, visitors spend their days marvelling at the incredible Ottoman Empire architecture, traditional art, busy bazaars and relaxing at Turkish baths.

You'll find everything on your doorstep in this wonderful city, including great surfing beaches or watching the ships in the port whilst sipping coffee. Fascinating museums include; the Museum of Art and the Breit Hatfutsot Diaspora Museum, situated within the University campus, which recounts the history of the Jewish people and their contributions to global history.

Situated on the western coast of the Indian peninsula, the beautiful, vibrant city of Mumbai is one of striking contrasts where old meets new. Built around the city's natural harbour and with the hills of the Western Ghat forming the backdrop, this amazing region has to be seen to be believed. In addition to the beautiful scenery, visitors will discover a plethora of attractions and places of interest.

Islamabad in northeastern Pakistan, has more than 530,000 inhabitants, and is a pretty and quiet city. In Islamabad you will find many parks, museums, galleries and some other interesting sights. There are many hiking trails in the Margalla Hills National Park and the Rawal Lake is a nice picnic spot. In the park you will encounter many wild animals, such as deer, wild boar and foxes.