Beautiful and elegant St Petersburg is one of the many architectural gems of Europe which should be visited by all tourists and arts’ lovers at least once in a lifetime. Adopted as capital of Russia by Peter the Great in…
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Tucked in the Himalaya, Bhutan is a deeply traditional kingdom where Buddhist beliefs colour every aspect of life. Enlivened by Tantric deities, Bhutan’s main religion is akin to Tibet’s but incorporates some variations. The most prevalent school is from the…
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The Gallipoli peninsula is situated across the water from Çanakkale in the European part of Turkey between the Dardanelles and Saros Gulf, an inlet of the Aegean Sea. Most visitors to Turkey tend not to visit this picturesque side of…
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Phuket is considered to be the jewel of the south and is still the most popular island in Thailand. Koh Samui is an island that is growing rapidly in popularity. Koh Samui is not as ‘spoilt’ as Phuket. The beaches…
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Pokhara is Nepal’s second city, but it is more like a large village, with ramshackle brick and wood buildings and wide, dusty streets. Before the construction of the Prithivi Highway, travelling to Pokhara was a 10-day pony trek. It was…
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Hong Kong is the true definition of a concrete jungle, here are some of the best activities to engage in while exploring the Hong Kong Global Geopark.
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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