First Time in India
Here is first hand travelling experience of the First Time in #India by up and coming bloggers Ana and Ignacio who are behind a very popular blog “Tango & Rakija” It`s no wonder that they say: you feel India with all your senses. It’s true. I Read more…
The 10 most annoying things while driving in Serbia
One of the fascinating ways to explore a country is by driving. The freedom of the open road gives you more possibilities to get to know the country. Right? Not in Serbia! Here is a real rant on driving in Serbia. 1) There are no traffic signs. If you Read more…
Autumn on the Yangtze River (photo album)
Not too hot, not too cold – now is the perfect time to book a cruise on the Yangtze River. Qutang Gorge is 5 miles long, the shortest but also the most scenic section. At its narrowest points, sometimes no more than 165 feet wide, Read more…
Taj Mahal by MoonLight 2017
Full moon dates in the 2017 are as follows, so you can apply to see the Taj Mahal by moonlight on these dates plus 2 days before and 2 days after; 11th January 2017 10th February 2017 12th March 2017 10th April 2017 10th May 2017 Read more…
Recommended Beijing Hotels
Our Top Three Beijing Hotels Grand Hotel Beijing – very centrally located and adjacent to Raffles and East Chang’an Avenue, and the price is much better compared to other hotels of a similar standard in the neighborhood. The charm is that you can see the Forbidden City if Read more…
Kovacica, centre of Serbian folk art
We crossed the only bridge in Belgrade over the Danube River – the old metal, heavy thing built in 1935. Once on the other side of Belgrade we continued towards Pancevo city, well known for its accident-prone factories which sometimes pollute the whole of Belgrade. As Read more…
Delhi – independent stopover tours
If you have a few hours to spare between flights at Delhi and you already have an Indian visa, you can make a quick sortie to enjoy your own Delhi city tour instead of hanging around the airport. And the shopping is better too! It costs Read more…
New UNESCO sites in China
Honghe Hani Rice Terraces 1,300 years ago the Hani tribe settled in this remote corner of southern Yunnan between the Hong River and Ailao Mountain, a beautiful but inhospitable landscape. Traditional farming was not possible on the steep mountain slopes that were sometimes near-vertical, but the Read more…
Happy Birthday to the Magna Carta
Today, 15 June 2013, marks the 798th anniversary of the signing of the Magna Carta. We went to the small and charming Runnymede in Surrey where King John signed the Magna Carta on the 15th June 1215, prompted unwillingly by the barons in order to protect Read more…
Baby Travel Guide for Kosovo
Visas You need a valid passport to travel into Kosovo, and citizens of the UK, EU and US can stay up to 90 days. Be aware if you are travelling on into Serbia from Kosovo you may be refused entry into Serbia if you have a Read more…
Independent Stopover Tours in Bangkok
For first-time visitors to Bangkok the best part of the city to explore for a few hours is the Old City, Rattanakosin, where you’ll find the Royal Palace and several of the greatest temples in the country. It’s easy to get to independently from Suvarnabhumi Airport Read more…
5 minutes travel guide to China
Visas If you are a British passport holder you will need a visa to travel to China. You can obtain one from the Chinese Embassy in London, and should enclose one passport-sized photograph and the applicable fee of around £30. Please ensure you have a full Read more…
8 free things to do in Tokyo
1. Free entrance to the observation decks of Tokyo’s tallest towers! See Mount Fuji on a clear day from the 45th floors of the Tokyo Metropolitain Government Towers, 799 ft above the city streets! Toei Subway Oedo Line, Tochomae Station, Tokyo Subway Tocho Station, exit 4, Read more…
5 minutes Vietnam travel guide
Health There are no compulsory vaccinations for travel to Vietnam, but talk to your GP about whether you should consider Typhoid, Hepatitis A, Tetanus and Polio vaccinations or a course of anti-malaria tablets. If you are on prescription medication, you should carry a note from your Read more…
5 free things to do in Kyoto
1. Two Rival Temples – Higashi Hongan-ji and Nishi Hongan-ji Conveniently close to Kyoto Station are these two rival temples, the Higashi one of the largest wooden buildings in the world and reopening in October 2009 after major renovation, and the more ornate Nishi designated as Read more…
