Sri Lanka: The serendipitous isle
When in Sri Lanka, follow your ear rather than your nose for a trip that is anything but off-beat
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When in Sri Lanka, follow your ear rather than your nose for a trip that is anything but off-beat
Gwalior is known almost exclusively for its huge 1000-year-old fort, which rises on a massif near the Chambal ravines
The author returns to the country that her father left behind in the late 1940’s.
Climbing through deep forests, grassy meadows to alpine deserts, singing â?ª–Maasaiâ?¬ songs–the journey up to the peak of Mount Kilimanjaroâ?¬, a dormant â?ªvolcanoâ?¬ in â?ªTanzaniaâ?¬, is an â?ªexperience of a lifetimeâ?¬
For an All-American experience, there–s nothing that beats a cruise through Oregon and California in a Ford Mustang
Jagged cliffs, vast lava plains, snowy peaks…these are only a few of the bounteous features of Iceland–s unique geology
Exploring the historic frankincense trail in Arabia’s magic kingdom
The Galapagos Islands–where the rich and unique flora and fauna thrive without the fear of humans.
Take a long and winding road through Western Norway, and drink in its scenic–if perilously distracting sights– from the Geirangerfjord, a Unesco World Heritage Site to the small hiking town of FlÃ¥m.
Capturing the brilliance of the world–s largest rock-cut monolithic monument–the Kailasa Temple–in Ellora
The temple town of Kannur in Kerala is famous for theyyams–a mix of ancient rituals and performing arts
Fascinated by the place name Kaurik, the author sets out on a journey of discovery along the Hindustan-Tibet Road in Spiti
Damascus is held to be the holiest place in Islam after Mecca, Medina and Jerusalem. Take a look at Syria beyond social, political and religious unrest.
Flying a PHG (Powered Hang Glider) over the lakes and dusty plains of Malwa
Walking through the devious corridors of one of the world’s few roof-top labyrinths