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  • How to Travel and See the World Famous Taj Mahal in AgraHow to Travel and See the World Famous Taj Mahal in Agra
    No trip to India is complete without visiting the world famous Agra. If you’ve arrived into New Delhi, Agra is conveniently only 200km to the south so depending on the …
  • Overland from Bangkok to Singapore via Malaysia’s PenangOverland from Bangkok to Singapore via Malaysia’s Penang
    After a busy few days in Bangkok, I headed south, straight past the lures of Southern Thailand's beaches (they’d have to wait for a future trip), directly to an island …
  • Visiting the Sacred Hindu City of VaranasiVisiting the Sacred Hindu City of Varanasi
    Varanasi is an historical city in the northern part of India, not far from Nepal that is located on the banks of the holy Ganga (Ganges) River. It is considered …
  • Sights and Delights of Deira, Dubai’s Old TownSights and Delights of Deira, Dubai’s Old Town
    Deira is a suburb of Dubai which is located near the International Airport, in the U.A.E. Historically, Deira has been the commercial center of Dubai, but has been losing its …
  • France’s Oardour-sur-Gland, Milau Viaduct and ToulouseFrance’s Oardour-sur-Gland, Milau Viaduct and Toulouse
    When my English friend Dave caught wind that I was soon to be back in London and needed to make my way to Barcelona, he was only too happy to …
  • Backpacking through Syria’s Northern Cities and Tourist HighlightsBackpacking through Syria’s Northern Cities and Tourist Highlights
    As part of my overland journey from India to Egypt, I would take the opportunity to visit and explore Syria, which in 2009 was stable and peaceful. My Belgium travelling …
  • Lao’s Vang Vieng River Tubing and the Capital VientianeLao’s Vang Vieng River Tubing and the Capital Vientiane
    The next destination on my travels through Laos was Vang Vieng. The bus ride through the mountains of central Lao’s from Luang Prabang proved to be the worse of the …
  • Iran’s Must See City – The Eternal EsfahanIran’s Must See City – The Eternal Esfahan
    No trip to Iran is complete without venturing to Esfahan; Iran’s most scenic city.  The central city is awash with beautifully maintained parks delightful hand-painted tiling and a magnificent public …
  • Fishing with friends in BergenFishing with friends in Bergen
    With my week in Oslo behind me and the journey over the Hardangervidda plateau via the Bergen Line complete, I was met in Bergen by our family friend Reagan; I …
  • Berlin’s Cultural and Historical AttractionsBerlin’s Cultural and Historical Attractions
    Berlin is the capital city of the Federal Republic of Germany and its largest city with a population of 4.5 million. Berlin is known for its historical significance as the …
  • Awe Inspiring Historic Palmyra, an Ancient Wonder and Treasure of HumanityAwe Inspiring Historic Palmyra, an Ancient Wonder and Treasure of Humanity
    Situated near the center of the Syrian Desert, Palmyra - the former desert oasis trading hub - dates from as early as 200 B.C. and thrived for hundreds of years, persisting …
  • Lao’s Historic Plain of Jars near PhonsavanLao’s Historic Plain of Jars near Phonsavan
    Not far from the geographical center of Laos, I had made the journey (by local bus from Luang Prabang) to Phonsavan, a relatively backwater town, for one reason – to …
  • Shiraz and the Timeless PersepolisShiraz and the Timeless Persepolis
    If you are travelling around Iran, no doubt with Esfahan somewhere on your itinerary (at some point) then make use of Iran’s ultra modern line of intercity buses and travel …
  • Packing for Pakistan’s LahorePacking for Pakistan’s Lahore
    Pakistan created in 1947 from the bloody partition with India, Pakistan became a state for Muslims lead by the much revered (in most parts) Mohammed Ali Jinnah. That word Pakistan …
  • Poland’s Warsaw, Krakow, Sopot and the CNH Plant in PlockPoland’s Warsaw, Krakow, Sopot and the CNH Plant in Plock
    It was meant to take 13 hours and three trains to get to Krakow in Southern Poland from our time in the Czech Republic, however, we did have a small …
  • Paris and the Louvre MuseumParis and the Louvre Museum
    I have visited the cosmopolitan capital of France on a number of occasions and am always struck by its beauty and monuments. It truly is one of the world’s great …
  • What not to Miss in Belgium and NetherlandsWhat not to Miss in Belgium and Netherlands
    These pictures are some of the highlights from my time exploring Benelux. Hopefully they might give some ideas or inspire you to visit for yourself!
  • Visiting Osaka and the Historic HiroshimaVisiting Osaka and the Historic Hiroshima
    As part of a long weekend stopover after a work trip to South Korea from New Zealand, I took the opportunity to explore Osaka and Hiroshima. I would not spend …
  • South Korea’s Heart and Seoul; What not to missSouth Korea’s Heart and Seoul; What not to miss
    Most of the following pictures are from a week I spent in Seoul for a work trip, they may offer you some ideals or inspiration to visit yourself!
  • Loving LondonLoving London
    I ended up spending a few extra days in ATL due to the flight being over booked, but it worked out well in the end and I finally made it …
  • Beijings Top AttractionsBeijings Top Attractions
    As my epic intrepid adventure along the Trans-Mongolian Railway reached its end by arriving in Beijing, a new adventure would begin; a month exploring the Mighty Dragon. Beijing is the …
  • Advice for Viewing the Queens Birthday Celebration – Trooping the Colour, Royal Balcony Appearance & RAF FlybyAdvice for Viewing the Queens Birthday Celebration – Trooping the Colour, Royal Balcony Appearance & RAF Flyby
    Trooping the Colour is a traditional ceremony performed by regiments of the British and Commonwealth armies with a long history that originates on the battlefield where a regiment slowly marches their …
  • Israel’s Cultural Heart, Jerusalem, the West Bank and the Near-by Dead SeaIsrael’s Cultural Heart, Jerusalem, the West Bank and the Near-by Dead Sea
    Jerusalem is the capital and largest city in Israel and is holy to three of the world’s great religions (Islam, Christianity, and Judaism) and is considered as one of the …
  • Ancient Damascus, Surprising Western Yet Draped in HistoryAncient Damascus, Surprising Western Yet Draped in History
    Damascus (nicknamed City of Jasmine ) is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities on earth and on account of its physical location has been a transit point for many …
  • Party in Medieval Prague, Delightful Český KrumlovParty in Medieval Prague, Delightful Český Krumlov
    Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic and one of the largest cities in Central Europe which has been the center of the historic region of Bohemia for centuries. …
  • Jaisalmer and your own Intrepid Desert Camel SafariJaisalmer and your own Intrepid Desert Camel Safari
    It’s common to make your way from Jaipur to another popular far flung destination on the intrepid travellers trail – the desert fort village/town of Jaisalmer.  However, it’s a 600km, …
  • Jordan’s Amman and its Best Day Trips to Jeresh and the Dead SeaJordan’s Amman and its Best Day Trips to Jeresh and the Dead Sea
    I began my trip through Jordan by arriving overland from Damascus, Syrian’s capital, to Amman, Jordan’s Capital. Officially known as The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, Jordan is a relatively small …
  • Cruising California’s Los Angeles and San FranciscoCruising California’s Los Angeles and San Francisco
    Not long after returning to work after a recent trip around the former Yogoslavia, I thought to myself as I stared out the window that 'if I didn't do it now, I …
  • Mumbai and India’s West CoastMumbai and India’s West Coast
    India is approximately 11 times the size of New Zealand (my home country) and as of 2008 has 270 times the population. If New Zealand had the population density of …
  • Washington DC – Museum Capital of the World!Washington DC – Museum Capital of the World!
    Washington, D.C. is the capital of the United States of America and the seat of its three branches of government, as well as the federal district of the U.S. The …

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  • United Arab Emirates – Abu Dhabi and DubaiUnited Arab Emirates – Abu Dhabi and Dubai
    The United Arab Emirates, often referred to as the U.A.E, is a federation of seven …
  • OmanOman
    Located near the strategically important Gulf of Oman - with two exclaves separated from it by …
  • AustraliaAustralia
    Australia is a vast country (the 6th largest; about the size of mainland United States) …
  • Czech RepublicCzech Republic
    The Czech Republic is not a large country but has a rich and eventful history. …
  • TurkeyTurkey
    Turkey offers a wealth of destination varieties to travellers: from dome-and-minaret filled skyline of Istanbul …
  • BorneoBorneo
    The Sabah region of the island of Borneo (the third largest in the world) is an …
  • GermanyGermany
    Germany (Deutschland to the locals) is one of the largest countries in Europe and officially …
  • CambodiaCambodia
    The Kingdom of Cambodia in central Southeast Asia maybe a relatively small country, but it …
  • SpainSpain
    Spain (España to the locals) shares the Iberian Peninsula with Portugal at the western end …
  • ThailandThailand
    Thailand is the country in Southeast Asia most visited by tourists, and for good reason. …

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