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  • Siem Reap and the World Class Ancient Wonder of Angkor WatSiem Reap and the World Class Ancient Wonder of Angkor Wat
    Having spent a few days relaxing on Cambodia’s southern beaches, it was time to get back to some serious sightseeing. What better place than the northwestern town of Siem Reap …
  • 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 …
  • 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 …
  • Ancient Egyptian Capital of Luxor and the Valley of the Kings and QueensAncient Egyptian Capital of Luxor and the Valley of the Kings and Queens
    The modern day city of Luxor in Upper (southern) Egypt is another tourist and intrepid traveller mecca as it is the site of the Ancient Egyptian city of Thebes on …
  • Marrakech on a BudgetMarrakech on a Budget
    Little and lasting is better than much and passing. -- Moroccan Proverb
  • Brilliant Barcelona’s Best AttractionsBrilliant Barcelona’s Best Attractions
    The following are some pictures from a brief trip to Barcelona I made before boarding the Hanjin Brussels, hopefully they may offer you some ideals or inspiration to visit yourself!
  • The Backpacking Mecca of BangkokThe Backpacking Mecca of Bangkok
    Bangkok is an enormous modern city that is alive with nightlife and energy. It is Thailand's spiritual, cultural, political, commercial, educational and diplomatic centre. Many intrepid travellers may initially be …
  • Hong Kong an Interesting Destination or Entertaining StopoverHong Kong an Interesting Destination or Entertaining Stopover
    Hong Kong is a Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China. It's a place with multiple personalities as a result of being both Cantonese Chinese and having been …
  • Beautiful Bath, a Visitors GuideBeautiful Bath, a Visitors Guide
    As part of a summer trip intrepidly travelling around the United Kingdom I had come to Bath as I was enroute to experience the Summer Solstice sunrise at Stonehenge. Bath …
  • Singapore and Bintan your own waySingapore and Bintan your own way
    Once my time in Penang had come to an end, I left on an overnight bus bound for Singapore the island city-state off southern Malaysia which is a regional global …
  • Overland to Oman’s Capital Muscat and Interesting Day TripsOverland to Oman’s Capital Muscat and Interesting Day Trips
    On the penultimate day in Dubai, I opened Derrek’s Arabian Lonely Planet and started to read about Oman.  Towards the bottom of the first page it read:"Oman is not the …
  • Surprising Tel Aviv, Historic Haifa and the Glorious Galilee SeaSurprising Tel Aviv, Historic Haifa and the Glorious Galilee Sea
    During my time living in Sweden in 2010 I decided to take the opportunity to visit several Israeli friends that I had met while travelling through Southeast Asia who lived …
  • 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 …
  • 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 …
  • London’s Best Yearly Event – The All England Wimbledon ChampionshipLondon’s Best Yearly Event – The All England Wimbledon Championship
    The All England Wimbledon Tennis Championship is considered the world’s greatest tournament on account of the quality of tennis, the prize money, celebrities viewing matches from the Royal Box and …
  • 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 …
  • 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, …
  • 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 …
  • Crossing the Iranian Border to the Middle Eastern Town of YazdCrossing the Iranian Border to the Middle Eastern Town of Yazd
    For over 2,500 years Persia (modern day Iran) has been home to various Empires, including some of history’s greatest, that was until January 1979 when the ‘Glorious Islamic Revolution’ overthrew …
  • 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 …
  • 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 …
  • Attending the Stonehenge Summer Solstice FestivalAttending the Stonehenge Summer Solstice Festival
    For a number of years I’d been wanting to not only explore the Stonehenge complex, but also to witness the summer solstice at the world famous prehistoric monument located 13 …
  • Partying in Ibiza, Where to Stay, Clubs and What to doPartying in Ibiza, Where to Stay, Clubs and What to do
    What comes to mind when you hear Ibiza? Sunny summer days, golden beaches and turquoise waters? Partying, super clubs and drugs? Or both? Ibiza is certainly world famous for all …
  • 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 …
  • 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 …
  • The German Concentration Camps of Auschwitz I and II (Birkenau)The German Concentration Camps of Auschwitz I and II (Birkenau)
    If you happen to be visiting Kraków or are planning a specific trip to visit Auschwitz then making your way to the Polish town of Oswiecim from Kraków is one …
  • 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 …
  • The West Coast, Stavanger and Hiking to Norways Iconic PreikestolenThe West Coast, Stavanger and Hiking to Norways Iconic Preikestolen
    Stavanger on the south-western coast of Norway is the home of Norway’s North Sea oil industry and its third largest city. As a result, Stavanger and the surrounding region, has …
  • Oslo Norway’s CapitalOslo Norway’s Capital
    When I arrived into Oslo, Norway’s capital, by plane on a warm summers evening I instantly got excited; a different language, scenery, warm air and blondes instead of redheads! I …
  • The Walled Ancient City of Xian & the Terracotta WarriorsThe Walled Ancient City of Xian & the Terracotta Warriors
    Xi’an in Central China is a city of some eight million souls and one of the oldest cities in China. Xi’an is the former home to 73 former emperors including …

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  • Israel & The West BankIsrael & The West Bank
    Israel is a small yet diverse country which has controlled the West Bank and Golan …
  • GermanyGermany
    Germany (Deutschland to the locals) is one of the largest countries in Europe and officially …
  • EnglandEngland
    England has a deep-rooted history that they are proud of and it radiates from its …
  • MongoliaMongolia
    Mongolia is a vast landlocked country about the size of France, Germany, Poland and Italy …
  • SloveniaSlovenia
    Slovenia was once part of Yogoslavia, but managed to avoid much of the trouble that …
  • CambodiaCambodia
    The Kingdom of Cambodia in central Southeast Asia maybe a relatively small country, but it …
  • Mountain Kingdom of NepalMountain Kingdom of Nepal
    Nepal is a landlocked country, between Tibet and India. It’s a culturally rich country with …
  • FranceFrance
    France, a country in western Europe of some 67 million people is easily the most …
  • MalaysiaMalaysia
    Malaysia is a mix of the modern world and a developing nation. With its investment …
  • GreeceGreece
    In recent times Greece may have been making headlines in the financial news, but it’s …

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