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The experience was immense and one that I’ll never forget. Of course, if you’re doing an extreme sport, make sure *all* safety precautions are in place and you are with professional and licensed instructors. While the experience may only last a couple of minutes, those few minutes will be some of the most memorable ones in your life. List Different Categories: To organize your list, create categories such as travel, personal growth, career, family, adventure, and more. This will help you cover a wide range of experiences. Learning a new language is never easy but it’s so satisfying when you are able to converse with someone in a foreign language! I admire people who are multi-lingual — I’m personally fluent in only English and Mandarin while having functional knowledge of Hokkien, Japanese, and Bahasa Indonesia. I hope to learn a few foreign languages — Spanish being one of them — in the future. If you love singing, don’t keep your passion to yourself! The next time there is an event, offer to sing as one of the performance items. Singing shouldn’t be limited to when you are showering in the bathroom. :) 25. Do volunteer work If the Azores sound like they’re for you, then don’t hesitate to get in touch with our fantastic local experts who can work with you to put together your perfect holiday.

Let’s face it, travel is awesome, but it also involves a lot of planning and expense. Get specific about the reasons it’s worth pursuing anyway. If you want to explore this spectacular mountainous region with expert help, then get in touch with our local experts.

3. Inject humour into your bucket list at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival

While the answer will vary considerably from person to person, here are some example “whys” to help inspire you: Volunteer work doesn’t have to be some grandiose act. As long as you are offering a part of yourself pro bono to the world (be it in terms of skills, knowledge, time, effort, or money), you are in fact volunteering. Our local experts are bursting with ideas for what to do whilst visiting their country, but if you’re keen on wildlife then you’ll be delighted to hear that Costa Rica is home to over 500,000 species – that’s nearly 5% of the world’s wildlife all in one tiny country squeezed onto a stretch of land between the Caribbean Sea and the Pacific. If you want to explore Jordan in the low seasons, then prepare for either extreme heat or cold. June to August are scorching but being a dry heat it is manageable and our local experts are still able to plan a spectacular trip, enjoying the sights early and stopping for shade and water frequently. It’s actually also a great time for taking in a bit of culture at the Jerash Festival – a celebration of Jordanian arts, food and culture. And for any astrology enthusiasts, the Perseid meteor shower puts on quite a show in the desert skies of Wadi Rum. A popular tourist attraction (but something our local experts would recommend nevertheless) is to try the local delicacy of food that has been cooked underground using the natural heat being pumped from the Earth’s mantle. If this isn’t for you, there are plenty of restaurants serving delicious fresh seafood and oenophiles might want to explore the remarkable UNESCO recognised vineyards chiselled out of the volcano foothills in patchwork terraces.

Make a list of the skills or hobbies that you would like to learn or try: for example, knitting, origami, pottery, yoga. There’s something about being able to glide on snow while controlling your motor movements that just makes skiing such a fun sport. It’s by no means easy or safe — one should take lessons before attempting to ski alone — but it’s worth trying out, especially for people who don’t live in winter countries. I personally haven’t skied before and would love to give it a shot next time. Read: As humans, we spend all of our lives on land. Yet there is a whole world under the sea that we’re not privy to! Do you know that 71% of the Earth’s surface is actually the ocean? And do you know that because of the ocean’s depth, it contains about 300 times the habitable volume of the terrestrial habitats on Earth — and many ocean species are still to be discovered? What profession are you in now and how long have you been doing this? Is it time for a change in profession? It’s nice to do something different from what you have been doing, and it doesn’t have to involve quitting your current job — you can always experiment with volunteer work in a field you enjoy or start up a part-time business on the side. It’s all about expanding your horizon and trying something new. 4. Achieve your ideal weightKenya’s birdlife is just as varied and beautiful as its mammalian wildlife. When you think of the country, no doubt an image of vast grassy plains springs to mind, but the topography is actually surprisingly varied, and with that comes many habitats for all kinds of birds. Exploring everywhere from grasslands to forested mountains and watering holes will provide you with ample opportunity to spot everything from tiny bee-eaters and mousebirds to buzzards and eagles. If there’s a particular bird that you’re keen to seek out, then mention it to our local experts and they will do what they can to make it happen.