September 2014 ~ Tourismshow

Tuesday, 30 September 2014

Rare photos of untouched Australia

9/30/2014 tourismshow No comments

Meet the photographer who travels in a helicopter turned campervan, capturing parts of Australia that most people have never seen.Rare photos of untouched Australiasource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1rBR...

How I quit my job to travel

9/28/2014 tourismshow No comments

Would you give up your house to travel? How about your full retirement pension? After a health scare, one couple decided to do both – and today, spend life aboard a motorhome and boat.How I quit my job to travelsource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1Bse...

Our favourite images of the week

9/25/2014 tourismshow No comments

A selection of the most breathtaking travel photos from this past week, including the serene Scottish Highlands and the action-packed nomad Olympics in Kyrgyzstan.Our favourite images of the weeksource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1v5q...

Finding Heaven’s Lake

9/23/2014 tourismshow No comments

Most visitors to the Chinese island flock to its beaches – missing out on the shimmering lakes, picturesque rice paddies and mountain hikes in its lush interior.Finding Heaven’s Lakesource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/XTY...

Living in... Tokyo

9/22/2014 tourismshow No comments

Safe and clean – yet rarely dull – Japan’s capital buzzes with energy and can be surprisingly affordable for those willing to adapt.Living in... Tokyosource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1siu...

India’s last surviving headhunters

9/22/2014 tourismshow No comments

The remote village of Longwa is home to the fierce Konyak Naga tribe, India’s last generation of tribesmen with striking facial tattoos.India’s last surviving headhunterssource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/Zav...

The end of a wandering way of life?

9/20/2014 tourismshow No comments

When world-wandering writer Candace Rose Rardon spent a week with the nomadic Moken off Thailand’s coast, she began to understand how travel and home intersect.The end of a wandering way of life?source BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1tF7...

Friends' TV cafe finally a reality

9/18/2014 tourismshow No comments

Through 18 October fans of the hit TV series can sit and sip on the famous orange couch at a pop up created to celebrate the show’s 20th anniversary.Friends' TV cafe finally a realitysource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1qO5...

Dinosaur eggs at the Flaming Cliffs

9/17/2014 tourismshow No comments

In the South Gobi Desert, some of the world’s most fascinating prehistoric wonders are at visitors’ fingertips – sometimes literally.Dinosaur eggs at the Flaming Cliffssource BBC Travel http://www.bbc.com/travel/feature/20140917-on-the-hunt-for-dinosaur-eggs-in-mongolia?ocid=global_travel_...

The hidden Scottish Highlands

9/17/2014 tourismshow No comments

Hikers roam freely in this glacier-carved land of lonely sea cliffs, winding trails and breathtaking views.The hidden Scottish Highlandssource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1yhw...

The world's first nomad 'Olympics'

9/16/2014 tourismshow No comments

More than 350 participants from 18 countries flocked to the shores of Kyrgyzstan’s Issyk-Kol Lake for six-day event.The world's first nomad 'Olympics'source BBC Travel http://ift.tt/XcM...

Our favourite images of the week

9/11/2014 tourismshow No comments

The most stunning travel photos from this past week, capturing Bolivia’s beautiful, untraveled landscapes, Santorini’s rainbow-coloured cliffs and more.Our favourite images of the weeksource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1xPY...

Sleeping under the midnight sun

9/11/2014 tourismshow No comments

Visited by only 75 or so people a year, Canada’s Ivvavik National Park is so remote, many of its beautiful peaks remain unnamed.Sleeping under the midnight sunsource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1ADe...

Surreal towns, shaped by nature

9/11/2014 tourismshow No comments

From manmade, moveable islands to an entire town built in a meteorite crater, these are some of the strangest ways in which people have adapted their settlements to Mother Nature.Surreal towns, shaped by naturesource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/X1V...

Face-to-face with ancient predators

9/09/2014 tourismshow No comments

A new Cape Town experience offers adventurous travellers a chance to get up close with wild, man-eating predators.Face-to-face with ancient predatorssource BBC Travel http://ift.tt/1sdR...

Wang Lee Hom Greatest Hits Live in Malaysia 2014

9/05/2014 No comments

Wang Lee Hom is an American born singer-songwriter, record producer, actor and film director. Lee Hom’s music has been described as eclectic, intelligent, imaginative and emotional. His proficiency in a multitude of different musical instruments and strong roots in classical violin, jazz piano and Broadway-style musical enables him to interchange effortlessly between musical styles. To date he has released 14 Mandarin albums, 2 Japanese...

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9/03/2014 No comments

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