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THE LAST SHANGRILA
Even today, more than a third of Bhutan’s population lives away from a driveable road and getting to a village involves hours of steep, tough walking. Thimphu is the only capital of a country without traffic lights
Article » Asia [10/3/2011]

Thimpu, Thimpu District, Bhutan, National Memorial Chorten, Clock Tower Square, Semtokha Dzong, Tashichho Dzong, Buddha Point

WELCOME TO THE JUMBOLAND
From the mysteries of the Rift Valley to lion-spotting at the Masai Mara and the laidback white sand beaches of Mombasa to the towering heights of Mount Kenya, there is something absolutely exquisite about this land of the Masai warriors
Article » Africa [10/3/2011]

Rift Valley, Nairobi National Park, Giraffe’s Manor, The Masai Mara Game Reserve, Lake Nakuru, Aberdare National Park, Samburu National Reserve, Watamu Marine National Park, Mombasa Marine National Park, Aberdare National Park

THE GOLD RUSH
Johannesburg is one of the most dynamic and exciting places on the African continent. It is a heady combination of the big and the brash. It is both dangerous and brilliant
Article » Africa [9/15/2011]

Johannesburg, South Africa, The Apartheid Museum, Origins Centre, Rosebank Roof Top Market, Sandton Square, Nelson Mandela Square, Montecasino

THE MOTHER CITY
Not for no reason is the city called so. It has the maximum population in South Africa and offers both adventure enthusiasts and Nature-lovers ample to explore
Article » Africa [9/15/2011]

Cape Town, South Africa, Mother City, Cape of Good Hope, V&A Waterfront

FORGOTTEN TRAILS OF THE RAJ
The three favourite picnic spots of the Britishers in Shimla continue to hold charm even today
Article » Asia [9/15/2011]

Shimla, Chadwick Falls, Potters’ Hill, Annandale, Glen Waterfalls

IF I WERE KING
Four different locations, one experience. Of homely comfort and plush pampering. Our team fans out to hitherto undiscovered retreats in between Rajasthan’s busy circuit
Article » Asia [8/16/2011]

Rajsthan, Phalodi, Jodhpur, Ajmer, Jaipur, Bal Samand Garden, Fateh Bagh, LAL NIWAS, SHAHPURA BAGH, MOVING MOUNTAINS

A CITY LOST IN TIME
Once a seat of the Holy Roman Empire, the Celtic city of Prague is struggling to uphold its identity
Article » Europe [8/16/2011]

Prague, Ceska Republika, Czech Republic, Church of Our Lady, Old Town Square, Charles Bridge, St Vitus Cathedral

ISLAND PARADISE
The telly star can’t stop gushing about her action-packed adventure holiday in Mauritius where she dived from the sky, walked with the lions and hobnobbed with creatures in the deep
Article » Africa [8/16/2011]

Mauritius, ILE AUX CERF, UNDER-SEA WALK, Blue Safari

FOOTLOOSE IN KATHMANDU
The Himalayan Kingdom of Nepal has a lot more to offer than its casinos. You can shop, walk or revel in faith
Article » Asia [8/16/2011]

Nepal, Kathmandu, Himalay, Pashupatinath temple, Swayambhunath stupa, GARDEN OF DREAMS

THE DAL MOMENT
For all the trouble that has torn this Himalayan paradise apart, the Venice of Asia hasn’t lost its charm and glory. Living on a houseboat is as beautiful an experience today as it ever was
Article » Asia [8/13/2011]

Kashmir, Nagin Lake, Gurkha Houseboats, Dal Lake, Kehua, Sharika Devi temple, Makhdoom Sahib shrine