Mica Wasil

My favourite destination in the world is Mexico, because it has everything I love in one place. The food is amazing from tacos to spicy salsas, the flavours are so unique and delicious. Mexican culture is also really fascinating, full of colour, music and traditions. What I like most is the history and heritage. Mexico has incredible UNESCO World Heritage sites like Chichen Itza, where you can see the remains of the Mayan civilisation. It feels like stepping back in time.

Of course, I can’t forget the beaches. Places like Cancún and Tulum have beautiful white sand and clear blue sea, perfect for relaxing or swimming. For me, Mexico is special because it combines tasty food, rich culture, ancient history and stunning nature. That’s why it is my number one travel destination.

Norway is another one of my favourite destinations in Europe, because of its incredible natural beauty. The fjords, mountains and waterfalls look like something out of a postcard, and being there feels so peaceful. I love how clean and fresh the air is, and how close you feel to nature everywhere you go.

The culture is also really interesting. Norway has a strong Viking history, and you can still see traces of it in museums and traditions. The people are friendly too, and life there feels calm and relaxed compared to busy cities. What makes Norway even more special for me are the unique experiences, like seeing the Northern Lights or the midnight sun in summer. It’s the kind of place where you can go hiking one day and enjoy cosy wooden cabins the next. For me, Norway stands out because it mixes breathtaking landscapes with a rich history and a simple, peaceful way of life. That’s why I find it such an amazing place to visit.

Malaysia is one of my favourite destinations in Asia, because it’s such a mix of cultures, history and nature. The food there is incredible, you can try dishes like nasi lemak, satay or roti canai, and each meal feels like a new adventure. I love how you can taste influences from Malay, Chinese and Indian traditions all in one place.

What makes Malaysia even more interesting for me is its British connections. You can still see colonial buildings in places like Penang and Kuala Lumpur, which give the cities a unique charm. I also really enjoyed visiting the Cameron Highlands, where tea is grown. Sitting in a tea plantation with a hot cup of tea while looking at the green hills felt really special, especially as it reminded me a bit of home.

Malaysia is also full of natural beauty, from its tropical islands with clear waters to its rainforests and national parks. Whether it’s relaxing on a beach in Langkawi or exploring the busy night markets, there’s always something exciting to do. For me, Malaysia is unforgettable because it brings together delicious food, fascinating history, stunning landscapes and even a little British touch with its tea and heritage. That’s why I find it such a wonderful place to visit.