Kathmandu Stroll

A touch base place for trekkers and climbers. Here you’ll get all your missing gear and find guides and porters for the upcoming mountain expedition. But it’s so much more than Westerner-oriented Thamel and Freak Street. It’s a city of the living goddess, Kumari; people practising a blend of Hinduism and Tibetan Buddhism, and amazing

Khajuraho: Kama Sutra Temples

Blue City of Jodhpur

The Bond and Beautiful

I reckon Udaipur is the best example of a city in Rajasthan which presents Indian society in a nutshell. The bygone luxuries of Maharajas’ palaces replaced with the extravagant parties of filthy rich Indians and Western music and sport celebrities clash with beggars and dirty streets of this fairytale city.

Golden Temples of Chiang Mai

Temples in Chiang Mai City:

Ayutthaya: Grandeur of the Past

M&M’s and the Temples of Four Faces

It’s amazing how passing one single border can change everything around you. Having arrived to Phnom Penh in Cambodia, we were delighted to discover that Cambodia is not another Vietnam as regards tourism industry. It doesn’t mean it’s difficult to travel here either. It’s more about what you see around is more genuine and closer

Hong Kong and Macau: Two Independent Women, But Different Personalities

Lonely Planet guidebook compares Hong Kong to a sexy energetic woman who is exotic and unpredictable, but at the same time makes you feel at home and brings in the securities of the Western world. Following this way of comparison, Macau is a Mediterranean type, cherishing a more relaxed lifestyle with seafood, a glass of

Minorities in the Rice

They say it’s better to be in the minority. Afterall, the minority in the world has power, money and is educated. The mainstream is boring and predictable whereas subcultures or minority groups are colourful and vibrant. The minorities also get the publicity either good or bad, but certainly they are good for tourism. There is