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Taj Mahal
Of Mughal architectural design, the Taj Mahal is a true wonder of the world. It was built by Emperor Shah Jahan to commemorate …
The Grand Canyon
The hardest part for me was the steep ascent back up- the high altitude and steep rock faces made for an adjustment. After 6 ho…
Alhambra
The calm tinkle of water is the overriding first impression of the Alhambra palace. Built in a particularly arid spot, it is n…
Taj Mahal to be Moved '800 metres to the South East'?
Official: the Taj Mahal is sinking. Cracks which first appeared in 1652 have finally forced the Government of India to act.
Ghosts of Dunster Castle
People have reported ghostly sightings at Dunster for years and years, but the most famous ghosts that are seen the most often …
Angkor Wat
There are two great complexes of ancient temples in Southeast Asia, one at Bagan in Burma, the other at Angkor in Cambodia. The…
Travolution Summit 2009 - Stuff I Learned Today
Initial thoughts and lessons from Travolution Summit 2009
Venice, Italy
The rambling canals, the ancient architecture, the swampy water, the blue and white-striped gondoliers – all have made Venice famous. And although this apparently sinking city is long past its heyday, its romance, beauty and cultural clout are ...
Great Wall of China
I had seen photos of the cable car leading up to sections of the Great Wall of China but I hadn't seen any photos of the tobogg…
Florence, Italy
Florence was the start of the Italian Renaissance and buildings remaining from the Medici Dynasty are waiting to be appreciated for their architectural integrity while the food of Florence is waiting to be devoured in local cafes late into the...
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