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They say that most travellers pass straight through Kathmandu, to concentrate on the drama of Nepal’s...
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37 years ago I sailed into Shanghai at dawn, it sounds dramatic, maybe even romantic and it certainly...
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Anshun Bridge sits astride the Fuhe River in Chengdu, China’s fourth city. There’s been a bridge...
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Despite China’s impressive focus on this principal national treasure, the giant panda’s existence...
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There’s lots to see and do (not just Titanic-related) in this city but, really, only one thing...
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Seven weeks old and in the studio already; he knows he’s the centre of attention. Getting in close...
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Pushkar Fair, starting life as Pushkar Camel Fair in the nineteenth century, is now about much more than...
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Porto, there’s a lot of digging going on at the moment, something to do with adding another tram...
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Scarborough, North Yorkshire, it’s Saturday and over 20 degrees, there are people in the sea. But down...
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Singapore for the day and it rained, all day. Non-stop. I didn’t buy t-shirts or heavily discounted...
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