Kyoto in winter can be magical when its gardens, shrines and temples are veiled beneath a delicate covering of snow, and footfalls and noises are reduced to a minimum. There are winter events to thrill the visitors, tea parties with…
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When people travel to Russia, they may have the misconception that Russia is still the dreary place depicted on 80s television, with long lines for bread and few prospects for fun. Luckily, those days are long gone. People who travel…
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Ski Dubai has the world’s largest collection of indoor ski slopes, boasting a total of 22,500 square meters of snow covered drops, twists and turns that could excite anyone who enjoys skiing or snowboarding. This vast space is split up…
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Sri Lanka is an island south of India surrounded by the Indian Ocean. Beach culture is not part of the Sri Lankan lifestyle, but they do enjoy bathing in the water, whether it be the sea or a river. The…
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The Maldives number around 1190 islands, straddling the Equator, some 700 km south west of Sri Lanka in the Indian Ocean. Protected by barriers reefs, the Maldive islands are as near as it gets to paradise, white coral beaches, swaying…
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Kuala Lumpur, or KL as the city’s known amongst trendy jet-setters, has become an essential tourist destination in recent times. The Malaysian capital features an eclectic mash-up of various cultures, which provides a refreshing variety in cuisine, architecture and atmosphere.…
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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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