In central Outback Queensland, Australia is the tiny township of Yaraka. Surrounded by mesa stacks and tall mountains, and boasting unspoilt views of the surrounding area, the rustic settlement has a population of less than 20 people. Despite being a sleepy town, two residents – Kevin and Carol, a pair of mischievous emus – have been causing quite a stir with their behaviour. So much so that the local hotel has banned them for “antisocial behavior.”

Being in social isolation doesn’t stop us dreaming of all the places we’d like to visit; in fact, now we’ve got even more time to daydream. Escape on a virtual vacation to bring a little piece of India to your living room.

As the world of travel grinds to a halt, we asked GoTravelDaily staffers to share some of their favorite memories from trips, experiences, and adventures around the world. From wildlife encounters on safari to listening to an iceberg, here are some anecdotes from the great outdoors.

Though it’s the oldest city in Finland, Turku, located just two hours from Helsinki, is anything but outdated. Mostly destroyed by the Great Fire of 1827, it was rebuilt shortly after, showcasing charming architecture that makes it a must-visit destination today. Although it’s no longer the largest city in Finland, there remain plenty of engaging sights, delectable food, and great shopping opportunities. Here are the top seven reasons to visit Turku.