Sihanoukville is a relatively small city on Cambodia’s south coast. It was just a small town until the 1950s when it was developed as it was the home of Cambodia’s only deep-water port. The area became very popular with tourists…
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The meal prices in Japan vary greatly depending on the type of restaurant, its location and what diners choose to order. Due to Japan having the ability of being an incredibly expensive place to visit, it is important that travellers…
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In many ways Ubud is the heart and soul of Bali. Centrally located amongst picturesque rice paddy terraces reflecting most shades of green, on a plateau 300 metres above sea level, it is also considerably cooler than the rest of…
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The Musandam rocky mountains can vouch for the fact that Six Senses Hideaway is protected from the hustle and bustle of Dubai’s ever-expanding urban lifestyle. Zighy Bay is tucked away between the gulf of Oman beaches and the rocky mountains…
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Singapore is one of the four “tiger states” in Asia that made it from an emerging to an industrialized country in a short time
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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