Located in the Hunza Valley of northern Pakistan, the Hussaini Hanging Bridge is often considered the most dangerous bridge in the world.
This bridge, made of thin wooden planks and frayed cables, sways precariously over the Hunza River. While the views of the surrounding mountains are breathtaking, the gaps between the planks and the constant threat of the cables snapping make crossing this bridge a heart-stopping experience. The Hussaini Bridge is still used by locals despite the risk, adding to its fearsome reputation.
If there’s a common word that describes the hotels of the Greek islands, it’s 'epic'. The stereotype of a Greek island guest room is practically legendary: whitewashed walls, cave-like forms, and impossible views from cliffs overhanging the sea. It’s one of the better formulas you’ll find anywhere and, like the sirens of Greek mythology, it’s an irresistible scene that has attracted travelers for decades.