A Beginner’s Guide to China
China 16.02.2015
If you’ve got China on your mind - and you’ve never been before - save some time scouring the internet and guide books as we have put together a first time traveller’s information pack for you right here. China, the 3rd largest country in…
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A Journey Through the Expatriate influences of Malaysia
Malaysia 13.02.2015
Whilst the effects of expartiate settlers are much debated, there is no doubt their rule has left many architectural gems and inspired local communities in many parts of the world. Having been dominated by the French, Dutch, Spanish & P…
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Step into The Wild: Nature Spotting in India and Nepal
Nepal 12.02.2015
India and Nepal are among the world's most popular locations for wildlife and nature spotting, but what are the differences between the two countries? Many travellers will try to fit in both nations on their schedules but for those forced…
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Off-Track India
India 10.02.2015
Guide book author David Abram gave a talk at this year’s Destinations show in Earl’s Court on “Off-Track India”. We caught up with him afterwards to quiz him about his choice of subject. TransIndus: Your presentation featured a rundown of…
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Where to Go for Thailand's Finest Cultural Experiences
Thailand 06.02.2015
As one of Asia's premier holiday destinations, Thailand is packed with cultural experiences and treats for all tastes. One of the country's most popular cultural trips is a visit to the Grand Palace. Constructed in 1782, this Bangkok attra…
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A Guide to Sri Lanka's Finest Landscapes
Sri Lanka 05.02.2015
Sri Lanka has some of the finest landscapes of anywhere in the world, so it is no surprise the country is a popular tourist destination among discerning travellers. Filled with romantic hotels for honeymooners and experiences that are perfe…
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The Angkor Wat Story
Cambodia 02.02.2015
Its origins may date back as far as the 12th century, but it is work carried out in the late 20th century that shapes the stunning landmark that is Angkor Wat. Found in Siem Reap, a northern province of Cambodia, Angkor Wat stretches out ov…
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A Guide to Visiting Phnom Penh
Cambodia 02.02.2015
Cambodia's capital Phnom Penh is an exciting place to visit. Not only does it contain Angkorian architecture and colonial buildings, it is also a city recovering from a difficult not-so-distant past that is still developing to suit modern t…
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A Nanjing Adventure
China 30.01.2015
Sprawling university city Nanjing is one of the calmest and most peaceful places in the East. It might not have the must-see reputation of fellow Chinese cities Beijing and Shanghai, but Nanjing is a great location in its own right. The fo…
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Top Reads for India
India 26.01.2015
Like most travellers, before I departed for my eight month trip round India I had trawled through my guidebooks and scoured the web to find lesser known places around the country and interesting itineraries to follow. Once I arrived I imme…
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Colombo: Discover a Different Side to Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka 26.01.2015
Colombo has gone from strength to strength as a popular tourist destination in the last handful of years, and this is in no small part thanks to its unique make-up. In its effortless gateway between old and new, Colombo offers a myriad of…
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The Maldives From Beneath the Waves
Maldives 26.01.2015
A combination of warm waters, great visibility and a truly wondrous amount of marine life has made the Maldives one of the fastest rising dive sites in terms of popularity over the last few years. Although the remarkable diversity of sea l…
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