Royal Botanical Park in Lamperi is the first botanical park in Bhutan. It's a beautiful, and calm place. See the photos of the park and my experience of visiting this place.
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See My Stories Browse by CountryRoyal Botanical Park in Lamperi is the first botanical park in Bhutan. It's a beautiful, and calm place. See the photos of the park and my experience of visiting this place.
Everything has a limit. You can put a boundary around most things in life. But the beauty of Nepal’s remotest corners? That has no limit at all. I had been telling myself for years that I...
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I arrived in Sicily on a cheap flight from Malta. That is the honest version of how this trip started — not a carefully planned grand tour of southern Italy, but a budget airline alert and a two-day...
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Inle Lake is located in the middle of Myanmar in the lap of Shan hills. Because of its natural beauty, the Inle lake is considered as one of of the most beautiful places in Myanmar.
Most people drive straight past Ross. The Midland Highway bypasses the village entirely, so unless you know it is there and make the deliberate turn, you will never see it. That is actually part of...
Sekotong peninsula is a hidden paradise on the island of Lombok in Indonesia. Located in the southwestern part of the island, it is considered off the beaten track even by Lombok standards — which is...
Thailand’s reputation rests on more than beaches and street food — Thai hospitality is famous in its own right, and it shows up in hotels at every price point, not only the five-star ones. What...
Bagan is the most popular tourist destination in Myanmar. You will find the best places to stay in Bagan from this accommodation recommendation blog.
If you make a list of the ten most visited tourist destinations in Japan, several of them will be in Kyoto. Once the imperial capital for over a thousand years, Kyoto is where Japan keeps its soul —...
Planning a Kenya safari itinerary can feel overwhelming, especially if it is your first time visiting Africa. If you are looking for a practical example, you can refer to this detailed Kenya safari...
Delhi, the capital of India, is full of histories, cultures and color. A trip to India will be incomplete without a visit to Delhi. You can spend there for days without getting bored. The delicious...
Galley Cove Beach is one of West Cork’s quietest and most rewarding stretches of sand, a small sheltered cove near Crookhaven that most visitors drive straight past. The water is calm and...
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Kuranda Koala Gardens sits inside the Heritage Markets, a short walk from either the Skyrail terminal or the railway station, and it’s easy to underestimate from the outside. It’s small...
You can see it from almost everywhere in Hobart. That great grey-blue wall of rock rising behind the city, often with its top lost in cloud. kunanyi / Mount Wellington is the backdrop to the whole...
