On the go Journal
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What's on the menu in Turkey?
Posted By Sam |
29th Sep 2010
Huge bags of spices, nuts & pulses almost filled to overflowing. Soft cheeses in large briney vats, ... |
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One night in China
Posted By Tracey |
28th Sep 2010
It was a beautiful evening 28 degrees & not a cloud or skerrick of smog in sight! We were greeted by ... |
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Adventures in The Pink City
Posted By Ann |
27th Sep 2010
Jaipur – The Pink City. Do not take this name lightly! My expectations were met – the old part ... |
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You can't beat a felucca in Egypt
Posted By Kasia |
24th Sep 2010
Sailing by felucca is a once in a lifetime adventure. It is definitely on the 'must do' list while i ... |
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Tips for travelling in Egypt
Posted By Emma |
23rd Sep 2010
Egypt is one of the best destinations I have ever travelled to. Being on a tour in Egypt is definite ... |
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Medication in Nepal
Posted By Kelly |
22nd Sep 2010
So, you’re planning a trip to Nepal. Trekking in the Himalayan Mountain Range of the Annapurna Reg ... |
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Staying cool in Turkey
Posted By Di |
21st Sep 2010
One of my most relaxing and memorable experiences was sitting on the deck at the ”Deja Vu” bar o ... |
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Inside a Soviet bunker
Posted By Miles |
20th Sep 2010
This was quite possibly my highlight from Russia. What is it? You actually go underground behind the ... |
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Casa de Goa
Posted By Jane |
17th Sep 2010
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Fine dining in Croatia part 2
Posted By Hollie |
16th Sep 2010
Surrounded by what seems to be an unrealistically blue ocean with the occasional rocky island I coul ... |
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Pinnewala Elephant Orphanage
Posted By Sam |
15th Sep 2010
Standing in awe watching the cutest baby elephant cheekily tease a tall Dutch Lady intent on patting ... |
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Ramadan Kareem!
Posted By Simone |
14th Sep 2010
As Ramadan comes to an end for another year the Egypt celebrates with a 3 day holiday of feasting and visiting family and friends. The streets are filled with good cheer and Ramadan candles shine brightly through the windows of every home. The wealthy give sizable gifts to the poor and even the poorest still find a little spare change to the give to the excitable children on the street. A brand new bank note is the best gift, for Ramadan everything must be shiny and new. So you find yourself making a beeline for the bank to cash in $10 to receive a wad of freshly minted notes and a handful of gold rimmed silver coins.
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Fine dining in Croatia
Posted By Andrew |
13th Sep 2010
During my visit to Hvar I discovered what may be the finest traditional restaurant in all of Croatia ... |
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Camping in Africa
Posted By Cherylyn |
10th Sep 2010
The most important lesson I learnt when camping out in the wilds of Africa was not ‘the proper way ... |
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Sampling the street meat in Uganda
Posted By Miles |
9th Sep 2010
One of my favourite things to do in Uganda is to eat the street meat when you are travelling through ... |
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Tibetan Monks
Posted By John |
8th Sep 2010
My trip to Tibet and Lhasa would not have been complete without visiting the Sera Monastery. Just a ... |
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Trekking by Camel through Jordan
Posted By Chihiro |
7th Sep 2010
I will admit the thought of four hours on a camel was a little daunting at first. As we set out from ... |
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The Ancient Land of Syria
Posted By Mark |
6th Sep 2010
I’ve just come back from one of the most beautiful cities I have ever visited. The modern capital ... |
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Beautiful Jordan
Posted By Samantha |
3rd Sep 2010
Whenever someone mentioned Jordan I thought of 2 things, Indiana Jones and NBA Basketball. Now after ... |
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Holi Festival
Posted By Cherylyn |
2nd Sep 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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The sights & smells of Morocco
Posted By Charlie |
1st Sep 2010
From the moment you step foot into Djemaa el Fna, it is an assault on the senses! During the day, it ... |
Pharaohs Adventure
A compact breakaway that showcases the very best of ancient Egypt. Taking in the major highlights of Cairo and Luxor. the...
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