Wherever you go in Sydney, they’re there. Cross a random street, glance between two buildings, and the Sydney Opera House’s white sails and the Sydney Harbour Bridge’s grey arch are somehow back in frame, as if the whole city were built to keep circling past them. Twelve nights across two stays, and somewhere in the …
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The Maldives, known for its crystal-clear waters and calm seas, is generally a year-round tropical destination. However, the best time to witness its full glory is to visit it during its dry season, which runs from November through April, and creates the perfect conditions to enjoy the Maldives. Hotels with private pool facilities and wellness …
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When we last left off, I was exploring the unexpected charms of Mongolia’s capital, Ulaanbaatar. Now it is time to leave the city behind and venture into the vast Mongolian steppe. I join three fellow travellers: one from inland New South Wales, another from Romania and a third from Russia/Israel. Together with our guide, the …
Maldives Honeymoon Planning Essentials for a Smooth Arrival and First Day Together Taking a honeymoon in the Maldives means relaxation, time spent with each other, and living life on an exotic island. However, making some key preparations prior to travelling will help you get accustomed to island life more smoothly. Whether it concerns transportation, packing, or creating an …
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Renewable Energy Progress in the Maldives: Islands, Solar, Diesel Use and Visitor Impact As the Maldives continues to move away from its dependence on imported fuel, renewable energy is meeting the growing demands for cleaner resources and sustainable practices. From solar-powered resorts to reduced carbon emissions, here is how the Maldives is looking to balance …
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