England
Where to go
South West England (Cronwall, Devon, Dorset or Somerset)
What to do
At South West England, you can choose to go to beaches like Widemouth Sands Beach, Cornwall, Shore Road Beach, Dorset or Crinnis Beach Cornwall. You can take part in water sports like sailing, surfing and canoeing. These make for fun family activities.
You could also go on trails and walks. Go to Cerne Abbas, Dorset and explore ruins from the medieval times or head to the South West Coast National Trail and explore the West Devon Mining World Heritage Site, Iron Age Hill Forts, World War II defences and more. Or, you could simply go for horse riding at Cardinham Woods, Cornwall.
Singapore
Where to go
Sentosa, Jurong Bird Park and Singapore Zoo
What to do
The Singapore Zoo has animals living in their natural habitat and is probably the best way to introduce your children to wildlife. Try out breakfast with the friendly orangutans. The Jurong Bird Park is home to more than 8000 birds. All of you can have you fortune told by Merlin the parrot! Sentosa is a theme park on an island. You can get there by ferry or cable car. There you can go to Underwater World, an aquarium; Volcano World and Fantasy World, a water theme park.
Of course besides that, you can always go shopping. It is one of the best places to buy electronics. You can also go to Chinatown, Arab Street and Katong to shop for sarongs and more.
Rajasthan
Where to go
Udaipur, Jodhpur, Chittorgarh, Jaisalmer and Junagarh
What to do
Visit the majestic forts like Chittorgarh, Jaisalmer or Junagarh. Make history fun for your kids by taking them to the Lake Palace, Udaipur and Umaid Bhavan Palace built by European architects.
You could also book a desert safari across the Thar desert that includes camel rides. Children will surely enjoy a visit to the Ranthambore national park, known for tiger spotting. There are different trails to choose from like- tiger spotting, bird spotting or weekend trails.
Karnataka
Where to go
Mysore
What to do
Take your kids to the famous Mysore Palace the official residence of the Mysore Royal family- the Wodeyars. There's also the Brindavan Gardens and the Ranganathaswami Temple and St Philomena church. You can also visit the Bandipur National Park, about 80 km off Mysore. It spans over 875 sq km and is home to animals like tuskers, tigers, deers and bisons.
There are several serene beaches you can explore at coastal Karnataka too. The stretches at Bhatkal Karwar and Murudeshwar are perfect to lounge around and make sand castles. While at Murudeshwar, you can visit the fort of Tipu Sultan. If your family is into adventure, go to Kurumgad and for seal and dolphin spotting and activities like snorkelling and diving. Malpe is a good place to take your family to simply laze about and go boating and fishing.
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