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  • Modernization Enfolds an Old Korean House
    Modernization Enfolds an Old Korean House
    Nestled in a small village at the base of a mountain, Nam Jaeyu's traditional house was built in the 1950's.
    January 29, 2009BY Emma Hall
  • Greece—Yaso, Ouzo, and ‘Meteora’
    Greece—Yaso, Ouzo, and ‘Meteora’
    If you want to see an olive before it is picked, you must visit Greece.
    January 26, 2009BY Ekaterina Popova
  • Flower-Watching and Geysers in Yilan County
    Flower-Watching and Geysers in Yilan County
    To the east of Taipei City, Taiwan, is Yilan, a favorite tourist destination for locals, and a surprise ...
    January 23, 2009BY Matthew Robertson
  • Berlin—History, Shopping, and Sunlight
    Berlin—History, Shopping, and Sunlight
    Berlin is one of the most preferred tourist destinations in Europe—bright, modern, cosmopolitan.
    January 21, 2009BY Ekaterina Popova
  • A Fjord’s Architectural Masterpiece
    A Fjord’s Architectural Masterpiece
    In 2000, Norway launched a competition for an architectural design that would be both monumental and cutting edge.
    January 15, 2009BY Susan James
  • Madeira Island: a Tempting Destination for New Year’s Eve
    Madeira Island: a Tempting Destination for New Year’s Eve
    Each year Christmas is celebrated around the world, making Christmas time the most popular festive season.
    January 12, 2009BY Bernd Kregel
  • Taiwan’s Former House of Parliament is Elegant, Sulfuric
    Taiwan’s Former House of Parliament is Elegant, Sulfuric
    The first thing one notices when approaching the former Taiwanese seat of parliament, Chungshan Hall, is the smell ...
    January 7, 2009BY Matthew Robertson
  • Holidays at Sylt Island in the North Sea
    Holidays at Sylt Island in the North Sea
    Sylt Island in the North Sea attracts winter holiday visitors for the "Great Holiday Swim."
    January 1, 2009BY Elke Backert
  • ‘Hanok’ Is Where The Heart Is…
    ‘Hanok’ Is Where The Heart Is…
    Traditional South Korean hanoks are being revived as luxury accommodation.
    December 29, 2008BY Lucy Mills
  • Finland’s Christmas City Turku
    Finland’s Christmas City Turku
    Finnland's traditional Christmas season begins the first Sunday of Advent when worshippers sing the "Hosianna Hymn."
    December 25, 2008BY Elke Backert
  • Discovering the Medieval Age during Christmas Season
    Discovering the Medieval Age during Christmas Season
    The Munich Christmas market will transport you back to the medieval ages.
    December 19, 2008BY Bernhard Schmitt
  • A Visit to the House of Lin Yutang, the Man Who Brought China to the West
    A Visit to the House of Lin Yutang, the Man Who Brought China to the West
    Lin Yutang's mountain home shows the inner life of the man who is said to have done more ...
    December 18, 2008BY Matthew Robertson
  • Dreaming of a White Christmas
    Dreaming of a White Christmas
    Sometimes, when the cold winds from the snow-covered Victorian Alps blow in to chill my bones, my thoughts ...
    December 10, 2008BY Philippa Rayment
  • In Pursuit of the American Dream
    In Pursuit of the American Dream
    Americans are increasingly connecting with tradition-rich Switzerland, in an effort to learn more about their roots.
    December 4, 2008BY Thilo Gehrke
  • Remodeled Alpine Center Is Now Open
    Remodeled Alpine Center Is Now Open
    Ski and snowboarding enthusiasts are enticed by winter conditions 365 days of the year by the Alpine Center, ...
    December 3, 2008BY Alexander M. Hamrle
  • Machu Picchu: Enigmatic Testimony of the Past
    Machu Picchu: Enigmatic Testimony of the Past
    Its uncertain origin makes this remote fortress one of the favorite destinations for the adventure lovers.
    December 1, 2008BY Julia Cortes
  • Baroque Palaces and Gardens
    Baroque Palaces and Gardens
    Picturesque scenery, relaxing boat rides, places of refuge...Between Germany, Switzerland, and Italy, a rich array of cultures are ...
    November 27, 2008BY Elke Backert
  • The Wonder of Wetlands
    The Wonder of Wetlands
    Kakadu, a UNESCO world heritage site, covers over 2 million hectares of floodplains, tidal flats mangroves and lowlands ...
    November 26, 2008BY Philippa Rayment
  • Bochers in Hamburg’ Eppendorf
    Bochers in Hamburg’ Eppendorf
    Borchers, a pub in Eppendorf, Hamburg, is not pigeonholed by any of the other pubs. The cozy pub, ...
    November 21, 2008BY Silke Jeklic
  • A Journey of Love in the Harz Mountains of Germany
    A Journey of Love in the Harz Mountains of Germany
    A small tourist town in Germany designs a plan to stimulate business by attracting vacationers the theme of ...
    November 20, 2008BY Thilo Gehrke
  • The ‘Mystery Spot’ in California
    The ‘Mystery Spot’ in California
    At a spot in the middle of nature, one can have experiences that challenge one's conventional understandings.
    November 17, 2008BY Katharina Volkers
  • Not a Brothers Grimm Tale
    Not a Brothers Grimm Tale
    Blooming flowers cover the forest floor, while enchanting hollow trees are found spread out mysteriously.
    November 14, 2008BY Elke Backert
  • Kenya!
    Kenya!
    Safari is synonymous with this East African nation where tourists are eager to view exotic species of birds ...
    November 12, 2008BY Wes LaFortune
  • The Riders of the Kirghiz
    The Riders of the Kirghiz
    More than 70 years of Communist rule have left deep scars in the Kirghistan landscape and in the ...
    November 10, 2008BY Christina Gaeckler
  • With Depth and Taste, Travel Taiwan the ‘LOHAS’ Way
    With Depth and Taste, Travel Taiwan the ‘LOHAS’ Way
    Taiwan is the place to experience 5000 years of Chinese culture in a healthy and sustainable way of ...
    November 7, 2008BY Hsieh Su-Hwa and Wang Yi
  • California Offers Tours in a Zeppelin for $500
    California Offers Tours in a Zeppelin for $500
    A California start-up company is bringing a historic icon back to American skies—the Zeppelin.
    October 27, 2008BY Ivan Velinov
  • Weimar: Between Cultural Splendor and Political Gloom
    Weimar: Between Cultural Splendor and Political Gloom
    Author Joachim Frank pens his thoughts and experiences from his travels through Weimar, Germany—the city famous for bringing ...
    October 27, 2008BY Joachim Frank
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