M for Mongolia – the Tsaatan. Is it ethical to visit?
The Tsaatan are the last reindeer herders who have survived for thousands of years inhabiting the remotest areas of Mongolia and moving between 5 and 10 times a year usu…
K is for Kazakhstan – Hot Spot: Borat and Prince Harry should know
If Borat and Prince Harry have discovered Kazakhstan, it will not be long before this place is on everyone’s agenda. But seriously .. from what friends have told me, Kaz…
J is for Japan – some unusual facts
Japan – some unusual facts. We go regularly to Japan,yet I still wander about discovering new and yes unusual facts about this intriguing country. Maybe the …
C is for Cambodian Cuisine
Cambodian Cuisine is all about the contrasts—sweet and bitter, salty and sour, fresh and cooked. Passing the recipes for Cambodia’s food through gen…
Life on the streets in Bangkok
Life on the streets in Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand. Watching people is a bit of a pastime. I like watching people going about their daily...Join Us
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