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The Taj Mahal is not only an iconic landmark but a timeless symbol of beauty and romance. Not only does it have an incredible history behind it, but the intricate detailing and architecture make it a sight to behold in person. With its sprawling white marble walls and grandiose domes, visitors can experience the true majesty of this UNESCO world heritage site. The colorful gardens, fountains, and reflection pools add to the tranquil ambiance of this destination, making it a great place to relax and take in some incredible views. These are some of the closest Airbnbs to the Taj Mahal.

The Maldives is known for luxury, but the Muraka Suite at the Conrad Hotel takes it to another, even more impressive level. The luxury underwater hotel suite is located 16 feet below sea level and features a unique design that allows guests to fully immerse themselves in the surrounding marine life. This suite is perfect for those who want to experience the Maldives from a whole new perspective.

When my friend Rachel asked me to fly to Peru to celebrate her 30th birthday, I immediately thought of a bucket list trek to Machu Picchu or an opportunity to scale the staggering Ollantaytambo ruins. Rather, with wide eyes and a smirk, she cautiously revealed her ambition to climb the very vertical Via Ferrata to reach what every Peruvian lamented as plain loco. After all, the Skylodge Adventure Suites welcomes only those daring enough to spend the night suspended 400 meters above Cusco’s Sacred Valley.

Britain is without doubt a nation of dog-lovers, and as such it’s a fab way to see the country; you’d be surprised by how easy it is to get chatting to people when you have a hound in tow. As publisher of the UK travel site Cool Places , Martin Dunford has spent some time seeking out the best places to stay, walk, eat and of course drink with dogs. Here are some of his top tips for holidaying with the hound in Britain.