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Holi Festival
Posted By Cherylyn |
30th Jun 2010
One of the best festivals I have been to has been the Holi Festival, which is celebrated at the end ... |
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A bar with a view
Posted By Emma |
29th Jun 2010
Follow the signs which point to cold water, along the walls of Dubrovnik. They lead to great bars in ... |
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GORILLA TREK
Posted By Rachel |
28th Jun 2010
If you're looking at doing an African safari then it's worth the extra time going to visit the goril ... |
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A good Turkish read ...
Posted By Prudence |
25th Jun 2010
If you're thinking of heading to Turkey this summer then get a bit of reading under your belt before ... |
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Walking with lions
Posted By Clare |
24th Jun 2010
If you’re a thrill seeker, Vic Falls won’t disappoint – you can bungee jump, flying fox, high ... |
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Pround to be SAFFA!
Posted By Alex |
23rd Jun 2010
Being back in SA in Feb was an amazing experience. With the World cup about to take place the count ... |
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An Indian wildlife story.
Posted By Janet |
22nd Jun 2010
My journey to Pench and Kanha began with a short flight from Delhi to the bustling city of ... |
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ANZAC DAY in ANZAC COVE!
Posted By Jane |
21st Jun 2010
Anzac day… what an emotional experience.
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Pukka St Petes
Posted By Charlie |
18th Jun 2010
St Petersburg, a city of Tsars, violent history, stunning Baroque building and the incredible Hermitage – thousands of exhibits from Kandinsky through to carriages of the Tsars, it is easy to spend days sightseeing and still not see everything the city has to offer. The Church on Spilled Blood was definitely one of the highlights, at first I thought the inside was covered in beautiful paintings until I looked closer and saw it was tiny individual mosaic pieces. Head on to St Isaacs Cathedral and walk to the top to get a picturesque panorama of the city; without a doubt St Pete’s is my favourite city in Russia! no comments
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A Felucca tip shared ...
Posted By Prudence |
17th Jun 2010
Here's a little travel tip for anyone doing the King Tut or King Ramses or any o ... |
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Pink City
Posted By Ann |
15th Jun 2010
Jaipur – The Pink City. Do not take this name lightly! My expectations were met – th ... |
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Beat the crowds to Syria!
Posted By Miles |
14th Jun 2010
SYRIA .... Honestly the global media paints a bad picture of Syria and in my opinion it is ... |
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Oh what a night ....
Posted By Mark |
11th Jun 2010
On my trip to India we stayed in many beautiful hotels/old havelis but the one in Bharathpur was jus ... |
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Ephesus - well worth a visit!
Posted By Danniell |
10th Jun 2010
For anyone lacking a little bit (or a lot) of imagination, visiting Roman ruin sites can be fairly u ... |
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Peking Duck proper!
Posted By Charlie |
9th Jun 2010
Having Peking Duck in Beijing is one of those must do experiences. We set out early (dinne ... |
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Ballooning in Cappadocia!
Posted By Kelly |
8th Jun 2010
If you're looking at booking a Turkey tour then don't forget to include Cappadocia, the je ... |
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Snorkeling in Dahab
Posted By Chihiro |
7th Jun 2010
If you're heading to Egypt then try and allow extra time for Dahab on the Red Sea as it's ... |
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A Bolivian bargain!
Posted By Sam |
4th Jun 2010
I’m sitting in one of the lovely old squares in Potosi, Bolivia recovering from altitude ... |
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Next stop - Mongolia!
Posted By Charlie |
3rd Jun 2010
Sitting back on the train as it headed out from Ulaan Baatar, the scenery changed quite d ... |
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30kms in 8-minutes!
Posted By Misha |
2nd Jun 2010
Experience levitation on the Maglev Train in Shanghai!
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How bizaare how bizaare!
Posted By Prudence |
1st Jun 2010
In Istanbul lies one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world, with more than 60 cover ... |
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