A veritable tourist paradise, Goa has a rich and varied history, dating back to the 3rd century BC. From AD 1510, the Portuguese ruled Goa for some 450 years, until it became a part of the Indian Union in 1961.…
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Whether you are a first time visitor or a regular visitor. you will enjoy these experiences. Singapore’s legendary past, its economic prosperity, and an enviable lifestyle, have combined to shape Singaporean life. This exciting city-state of 4.2 million people (and…
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Yangzhou is located in the region of the Yangtze River Delta. While inland now, some 7,000 years ago the city’s environs were coastal. In the waters of the Yangtze a considerable load of silt rolls continually downstream, until the river…
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In 1999, Hong Kong reverted to China as a Special Autonomous Region (SAR) after 150 years of British rule. Parts of Hong Kong are among the most densely peopled places on earth, particularly Hong Kong Island and the West Kowloon…
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Koh Lanta, Thailand is better known as Long Beach in Thailand is located south of Phuket. The closest airport to Lanta, Thailand is Krabi Airport. Families are couples are drawn to Koh Lanta, Thailand because the area is relaxed, romantic,…
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Koh Chang (the name means elephant island) is beginning to rival the Islands of Phuket and Koh Samui. With less tourists, more space, jungle interior, white beaches and turquoise waters full of colourful fish for those who want snorkelling, diving…
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The tiny island-state of Singapore is known for its high-tech industries and its prowess in the field of finance. But there is more to Singapore than business and money. From bird parks, a world-class zoo, a massive aquarium and some…
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In the Marmara there are several islands belonging to Turkey, the most prominent group being the nine Princes’ Island. Büyükada (“big island” in Turkish) is the largest. The Marmara Sea is a small area between the Mediterranean and Black Sea,…
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Singapore’s Clarke Quay has made a long journey from its early 19th century beginnings, through its bustling days as Singapore’s harbour to its decline and dereliction, then its re-generation and gentrification. The shop houses and godowns along the river walkway…
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Nestled in between the mountains of Shan state, Myanmar’s Inle Lake offers much more to do and see than just the lake itself. Inle Lake area has a vastly different appearance to its drier neighbor of Bagan, its wetter neighbor…
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