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What once were plain residential blocks are now an open-air museum bursting with colour — Lodhi Art District is Delhi’s answer to street art at its grandest. Since 2015, artists from both India and around the world have flocked here, using exhaustive imagination to paint over fifty massive murals.​ Stroll through leafy avenues and you’ll encounter glowing abstractions, whimsical creatures and portraits with powerful social messages, each so different that every turn feels unexpected. There’s no set trail — exploration is the thrill, and new wall art appears often, changing the landscape each year. With its peaceful neighbourhood vibe and lack of crowds, visitors find not only dazzling visuals but also serene green streets perfect for reflection and photography.​

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Vlkolínec is a well-preserved mountain village in central Slovakia, not far from Ružomberok, with origins going back to the fourteenth century, its name reflecting the wolves that once roamed the area. People living there were mainly loggers and farmers, earning their living from the land and their handiwork. The village is known for its many wooden cottages lined up along narrow lanes, all built in the traditional style, along with an old wooden bell tower which is a notable feature. Vlkolínec was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1993, mainly because isolation kept it looking much as it did centuries ago, free from modern changes. It is still a living village, where people keep up old customs and maintain cottages and gardens, offering visitors a look at genuine country life through small museums and folk events.