Taman Tugu

Taman Tugu, located in Kuala Lumpur, is a 66-acre urban forest park that offers a serene escape from city life. With over five kilometers of nature trails, it is ideal for walking, jogging, and family activities. Celebrated for its conservation efforts, it serves as a green oasis for recreation and education.

Rock formations

Los Roferos, or Stratified city, is an abandoned quarry with uniquely eroded volcanic rock formations. Over thousands of years, natural elements have sculpted intriguing holes, tunnels, and caves, resulting in a surreal landscape. The continually changing site offers a captivating exploration opportunity, ideal for a brief half-hour visit.

Jardín de Cactus

The Jardín de Cactus in Guatiza features around 4,500 specimens from 450 species, representing 13 cactus families worldwide. Designed by César Manrique, this unique garden integrates vibrant architecture with its diverse cacti. Recognized internationally, it stands out as one of the most significant cactus gardens globally.

Island of extremes

Lanzarote is an island characterized by striking contrasts, featuring black lava landscapes that surprisingly support fertility. It offers stunning views, such as from the Mirador del Río, which overlooks the nearly uninhabited volcanic island of La Graciosa, situated just two kilometers north of Lanzarote across the Strait of El Río.