The Art of the Slow Trek Beyond the Forty Year Mark
Let’s be honest about the myth that the Himalayas are only for the young and the tireless. The media loves those shots of twenty-somethings sprinting up ridges, treating the world’s…
5 Places Made for Slow Travel
Slow travel works best for those who want to spend time in a place and not rush through it. It’s about staying put long enough to get a feel for…
Discover the Allure of Real Estate in Dubai: A Fusion of Investment and Exploration
Dubai-Real.Estate pulls back the curtain on one of the most electrifying property markets on Earth—real estate in Dubai. Here, ambition isn’t just welcomed—it’s engineered into the city’s DNA. From futuristic…
Travelling the Silk Road through Uzbekistan by Rail – Almost
Uzbekistan, a double-land locked country, is fast becoming the must-visit destination. The main attraction is the Silk Road, an ancient network of trading routes traversed by caravans of camels across…
Going Underground in the Korean DMZ
Is the Demilitarised Zone between North and South Korea worth a visit? Mike East went to the Korean DMZ and found it fascinating. The first thing to say is that…
Maldives Liveaboard Diving: The Ultimate Way to Explore an Underwater Paradise
Introduction to Maldives Liveaboard Diving Maldives liveaboard diving is widely regarded as one of the most immersive and rewarding ways to explore the Indian Ocean’s rich marine ecosystems. The Maldives…
Must-Do Preparations Before Your Next Trip to China
Travel to China promises an experience like no other. Its ancient heritage, diverse landscapes, and unstoppable modern growth create a culture that’s as rich as it is surprising. Whether you…
Discovering Ladakh and North India: Treks and Tours
Trekking is not just an activity in Ladakh, it is part of the region’s identity. Long before roads connected valleys and high passes, walking trails were the lifelines linking villages…
A Sports Event Experience Guide for the Discerning Traveler—Journeys to Savor Spectating as Culture
For the discerning traveler, watching sports abroad holds value beyond mere entertainment. Regional tournaments and league matches, in particular, reflect the history and culture of their locales, possessing an appeal…
Seoul Travel Guide Exploring Palaces Markets and Modern Korea
Seoul, the vibrant capital of South Korea, is a city of nearly ten million people that combines deep tradition with dazzling modernity. I found it to be one of the…
The Magic of Early-Morning Streets Before the City Wakes Up
Dawn changes cities. Empty streets, turned-off shop windows, silence — everything looks different than in a couple of hours. Dubai at 5 AM isn’t like Dubai at noon. No crowds…
A Luxury Golden Triangle Tour India for Conscious Explorers
The luxurious Golden Triangle tour of India has been associated over the years with the legendary monuments: the Red Fort, Taj Mahal, and Hawa Mahal. However, beneath the disguise of…
The Ryokan: Traditional Japanese Inns
As part of his recent visit to Japan, Mike East stayed at two uniquely Japanese types of accommodation. One was the capsule hotel and the other was the ryokan, which…
Tokyo Travel Guide Discover Shinjuku Shibuya and Neon Magic
Tokyo is a massive, mesmerising city with so much to offer visitors, yet it remains one of the most accessible capitals in Asia. Despite the different alphabet and unfamiliar sounds…
From Portuguese Baroque to Infinity Pools: Your High-Stakes Guide to Asia’s Integrated Resorts
For the 40+ traveller, the notion of a ‘casino trip’ has evolved far beyond the brightly lit, often overwhelming corridors of traditional gaming halls. Today’s premier destinations, particularly across Asia…
Kyoto Japan: The City of Tranquility
Kyoto is a place where there is never enough time to see all the marvels that the city has to offer; however, by being organised and using the transport options…
Two Nights in a Capsule Hotel in Shinjuko Tokyo
We get to try all sorts of things as travel writers. Before I snuggled into my capsule hotel in Shinjuko Tokyo, Japan, I thought that it would be an experience…
8 Weird Things You Can Do In Tokyo (And Nowhere Else)
When you travel overseas, you generally expect the local culture to be something recognizable. But that’s not always the case in a place like Tokyo. Things happen in this city…
Taking the Bullet Train in Japan
The bullet train is a Japanese cultural phenomenon that is only going to grow in the public imagination now that Hollywood has had Brad Pitt and Bad Bunny shooting it…
Japan Journey Unveiled: Must-Visit Spots for Cultural Escapes
Japan, with its blend of ancient traditions and futuristic innovation, offers travelers a captivating journey through vibrant cities and serene landscapes. From Tokyo’s neon-lit streets to Kyoto’s tranquil temples, the…
East Asian Countries Switching to Digital Arrival Cards
A number of popular destinations are adopting obligatory, though often free, Digital Arrival Cards. It is important to know if you need one and to avoid scrabbling around in the…
Herbert Cooray and his Amazing Jetwing Jet Set
Robert Spellman immerses himself in Sri Lanka’s Jetwing hotel experience. Sri Lankan cordiality is world famous, but I had to visit the island to really understand it. Never have I…
Rolling into the Unknown: A Wheelchair Journey Through Sri Lanka
Debbie North forsakes her native Yorkshire to travel around Sri Lanka by wheelchair. She discovers a rich land full of adventure and a few challenges. When the opportunity to visit…
Silk Road Food Trail: Best Eats in Xinjiang and Xian
As a famous trade route, the Silk Road connects different civilizations and shows diverse cultures. During your China Silk Road tours, you can not only admire the stunning scenery, but…
