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Traveller Tales – Tailormade Asia
Geoff Cowles OAM and Charyl Cowles answer all of the pressing questions about their Tailor-made adventure through Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan, Laos and Singapore!
Spotlight on: Vardzia, Georgia
Come with us to an incredible underground city deep in the heart of Georgia, home to 400 rooms, 13 churches and 25 wine cellars.
Spotlight on: Peking Duck
Reema Shah takes us through the interesting facts and history of China’s best known delicacy, Peking Duck.
Spotlight On: Monsoon Valley Vineyard, Thailand!
When daydreaming about a vineyard tour, it’s unlikely you’d imagine yourself in Southeast Asia. Yet for the past few years, a select number of innovative winemakers have been working hard to secure Thailand a spot on your list.
Traveller Tales – Vietnam at a Glance
Wendy Wu customer Kirsty Edwards takes us on her journey through Vietnam on our Vietnam at a Glance Tour.
Spotlight On: Chand Baori Stepwell, India
While India is widely known for its spectacular temples, palaces, culture and of course delicious food, it is also home to some remarkable baoris that, despite sometimes being overshadowed by the more well-known landmarks, are equally as impressive to visit. Baori, the Indian word for stepwells, is a stair-like structure carved into the ground with […]
Spotlight On: Wadi Rum, Jordan
Few places on earth compare with the rugged and dramatic beauty of Wadi Rum, Jordan’s ‘Desert of the Moon’. Lying 30 miles east of Aqaba, Jordan’s only coastal city, this otherworldly, Mars-like desert encompasses an area almost the size of New York City, and has been inhabited since at least the early Stone Age. Despite […]
Spotlight On: Lijiang, China
An ancient Chinese city with almost a thousand years of history, Lijiang nestles snugly among the forested foothills of the Southern Himalaya in Yunnan Province, 200 miles northwest of the province’s capital, Kunming. Lijiang built its wealth as a major caravan stop on the Old Tea Horse Road, which connected Yunnan – one of the […]
