International Travel Blog
England shows many different faces: pulsing city life and lonely landscapes, old-fashioned customs and avant-garde culture, lovely beaches and rough mountains. For cultural sightseeing as for nightlife, London is ceaselessly thriving, and inevitably, it is the one place that features on everyone’s itinerary. It is not only Europe’s biggest city (with a population of over seven million} and... 
General Information
Dubai or Dubayy (in Arabic) is one of the seven emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on the Arabian Peninsula.
Dubai has rapidly become a vital real estate hub in the world and is considered by many as home. Dubai attracts millions of tourists every year with its sunny skies, blue sea and 5-star services and amenities.
Renowned for traditional Arab hospitality, the UAE... 
A mere 40 years since the Cultural Revolution, China has transformed itself into the world’s biggest factory, a big importer, bigger exporter and huge economic success story.
China was the greatest economy in the world for 18 out of the last 20 centuries and will be again before the middle of this century – in size if not in wealth per capital.
This is not yet a superpower but China is a... 
Previously known as Ceylon, Sri Lanka has a modern industrial economy and the highest per capita income in South Asia, efficiently producing tea, coffee, coconuts and rubber for export, as well as welcoming tourists to their lush tropical forests, huge sandy beaches, fine ancient monuments and hilly landscapes.
Sri Lankans are quite similar and related to south Indian people, with a rich culture and... 
India Map – Interesting Bugfacts
India has an outstanding record for peace having never in its past 10,000 years invaded another country, with the late great Mahatma Ghandi perhaps typifying this non-invasive attitude best of all?
Until the merchant invasion of the country by foreign traders, starting in the late seventeenth century, India was... 
Pakistan encapsulates great variety, from hidden bazaars in the narrow streets of Rawalpindi to architecture that rivals the Taj Mahal in Lahore. It is a land enriched by friendly people and magnificent landscapes. Opportunity for adventure is as high as its mighty mountain ranges, with watersports, mountaineering and trekking all popular and rewarding activities. Coupled with this is a profound sense of... 
