From nature and history to fine art, architectural showcase celebrates much more than the local carmaker

A lone figure on horseback, wearing a traditional Mongolian robe, rides across the vast steppe, surrounded by tall grass and distant mountains. The scene embodies Mongolia’s deep connection to its nomadic history, with the horse and traditional dress symbolizing this heritage. White gers, the nomads’ round tents, appear and vanish, reflecting the transient nature of their lifestyle. Mongolia remains where ancient traditions coexist with modernity, preserving its cultural legacy while embracing global progress.

Tickets for this exclusive experience can cost upwards of $25,000 but come with plenty of high-end perks.

Valencia city sits on the doorstep of some of Spain’s most varied landscapes, from wetland natural parks that produce the rice for the region’s paella to forested mountains crisscrossed with walking trails.