A magnificent walled city, Dubrovnik overlooks the calm blue Adriatic Sea. Once the capital of the mighty sea-faring Republic of Ragusa, it’s now Croatia’s most upmarket destination. Historically, this tiny republic was sophisticated, refined and cultured....
This spring take a trip to the magical Aomori in Japan, surrounded by sea and blessed with beautiful natural resources. Located on the northern tip of Honshu Island, Aomori is among the best places in Japan...
Sandhya Divakaran reviews the tranquil Belihuloya, a hamlet in Sri Lanka and a wonderful place to relax and re-energise. Picture this: A scenic hillside, with miles of greenery around with no sign of humanity, lovely weather...
One of Europe’s best-preserved medieval cities, Belgium’s Bruges is romantic and pretty, with canals, cobbles, and gabled houses. This beautiful little Belgian city is one of those rare places that is just as enticing in the...
Peninsula Papagayo stands out as a unique eco-adventure tropical retreat, surrounded by white sands and pristine beaches. Located on the north Pacific coast of Costa Rica, the 15-mile peninsula is home to lush jungles, postcard perfect...
Seychelles is scattered across 650 miles of the Indian Ocean with tropical beaches, breathtaking scenery and a sublime climate. The dramatic landscape of these islands is made more alluring by the weather. Temperatures change little, moving...
Kyrgyzstan is a land of celestial mountains, scenic landscapes, resilient people and their time-honoured traditions. Kyrgyzstan or officially the Kyrgyz Republic is a South-Central Asian Union country of incredible natural beauty and proud nomadic traditions. Landlocked...
Zanzibar, a jewel in the ocean, is surrounded by salt-white beaches that rate among the finest in the world.
This vibrant Canary Island is known for its extraordinary diversity and attracts over 10 million visitors a year. The largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife offers lush forests, exotic fauna and flora, deserts, mountains, volcanoes, beautiful coastlines...
