Always changing my mind, but most likely India or Nepal. Both vibrant in colour and rich in history. You’re forever getting lost in the charm and stories of the people and the country.

Solitaire Lodge outside Rotorua in New Zealand. The food is out of this world. There are also so many activities you can do from there and the owners are very attentive. It feels as though you’re being looked after in someone’s home.

With a considerable lack of training, I ran a marathon around Bagan in Myanmar – probably one of the more stupid ideas I’ve ever had, but then again, it was also one of the most incredible experiences I’ve ever had. Beginning at dawn – watching the hundreds of hot air balloons rise around the temples was just magical. The thing that really spurred me on to the finish line was the Burmese children who would sit on the edge cheering you on.