Munich – Day Trips & Excursions : Baroque & Rococo in Pfaffenwinkel

Pfaffenwinkel is a classic alpine foothill region. Gently sloping hills and verdant pastures alternate with forests, fens, and small lakes. Geographically, the region is bounded by the Lech, Ammer, and Loisach rivers, and by the southern end of Ammersee and Starnberger See, reaching all the way to the Ammergauer mountains. It is known for its … Read more

Munich – Day Trips & Excursions : Lakes & Towns in Upper Bavaria

With its gentle moraine mills and rugged mountains created during the Ice Age, peaceful moor lakes and rapid mountain streams, and picturesque towns and villages, the sub-Alpine region of Upper Bavaria is full of natural beauty. This is especially true of Tölzer Land and the Chiemgau, both of which are true havens for holiday-makers. For … Read more

Chicago – Streetsmart – Luxury Hotels, Historic Hotels

Luxury Hotels Unless otherwise stated, all hotels accept credit cards, have private bathrooms, air con, non-smoking rooms, and rooms with DA Ritz-Carlton The Ritz has it all – superior service, an award-winning dining room, spa, and state-of-the-art-business facilities. Impressive views complement the classic furnishings and fine art in its spacious guest rooms, but it’s the … Read more

Far From The Madding Crowd

Sunlight glistened on the crisp, white snow and fluffy clouds raced across the blue sky. What a superb final day for my three-day cross-country skiing trip, I thought, as I looked out of the hotel window that morning. But Mother Nature had other plans. As we – myself and two Italian women – set off … Read more

Chinese Cities (Part 1)

From flowed energy of modern Shanghai to the pleasingattraction of ancient Suzhou, China is a timeless journey. Damn it! I mean the dam or rather the levee along the Huangpu is the place for tourists to visit in Shanghai. Fortunately for me, I was in Bund when they came at sunrise, enjoyed the hospitality of the imposing Lady. Cathay … Read more

Chinese Cities (Part 2)

In Kunshan, Yangcheng Lake, we went to the hotel that is built and owned by government in the large lake area. State hotel always has best location. We came there nearly in the end of the hairy crab season, a specialty in the lake, which is appreciated highly that no boats except for primitive boats … Read more

Madrid – Around Town : Chueca and Malasaña (part 1)

Two of Madrid’s most lively barrios lie just off the Gran Vía. Chueca was originally home to the city’s blacksmiths and tile makers. Run down for many years, it has enjoyed a renaissance after being adopted by Madrid’s gay community – the area puts on its glad rags every summer for the Gay Pride celebrations. … Read more

Fateh Sagar Lake: New Royalty

Sheraton Udaipur creates its own brand next to a quiet lake. A few years ago, the idea of ​ ​a new “palace hotel” at Udaipur would seem so audacious. For a city of history and affluent lifestyle, the POP roofs surely cannot compete. And Lake Palace, mobile scene of main real estate, right? Is it Genuine … Read more

10 Trips To Consider. Hurry up!

Let use your walking shoes if you can. When the rains pour down your plan in June, you may have to wait all year to climb the high mountains. Let’s sign up 8-day trip to Har Ki Dun in the western Garhwal to combine the emotion of walking and rafting in this season (fixed departure … Read more

48 Hours In Sydney (Part 1)

Of course there is not enough time in this tantalizing city, but Vandana Mohindra points out the main sights Sydney is one of the most beautiful places in the world. A glimpse from the air reveals sparkling sails of the Opera House (Opera House), the Harbour Bridge and the channels create an incomparable Sydney. In … Read more

48 Hours In Sydney (Part 2)

Until now, the best way to experience the architecture wonders of Jorn Utzon is to attend a performance under 67m sails of the Opera House, where often holds the Sydney Symphony, Bangarra Dance Theatre and Australian Ballet concerts, and even welcomed Stephen Fry and Oprah Winfrey. Or, sign up one tour and visit the theater, … Read more

48 Hours In Sydney (Part 3)

The most beautiful beach in the south of equator is definitely Bondi Beach. This perfect crescent moon is in the general consciousness via the Life Saving Club of Bondi Surf Bathers, a group of rescue workers saved 180 people from the big waves in 1938 and created the rescue club culture in Baywatch, Bondi Rescue … Read more

Hong Kong – Streetsmart : Mid-Range Hotels in Hong Kong, Mid-Range Hotels, Macau & China

Mid-Range Hotels in Hong Kong The Renaissance Harbour View The location above the Convention and Exhibition Centre on the waterfront ensures its popularity as a business hotel. Other visitors will like its landscaped grounds, leisure facilities and reasonable rates. 1 Harbour Rd, Wanchai 2802 8888 marriott.com Kowloon Hotel Part of the Harbour Plaza group, the … Read more

Hong Kong – Streetsmart : Value-for-Money Hotels, Cheap Sleeps

Value-for-Money Hotels Note: Unless otherwise stated, all hotels accept credit cards, have en-suite bathrooms and air conditioning The Salisbury YMCA Don’t be put off by the initials. For value, views and location, the always-popular YMCA, next door to the posh Peninsula, can’t be beaten. The well-furnished rooms are spacious, equipped with fax/laptop ports, satellite and … Read more

Location Shoot, Bavaria (Part 1)

We find that this beautiful area of Germany has an incredible amount to offer the roving photographer If you’re thinking of a short photography break, then Bavaria makes the perfect destination. It’s less than two hours to Munich from London, the flights are regular so you can pick the best time to arrive and depart … Read more