Tips To Enjoy The Flight

Whether on a short or long-haul journey, flying can be a pleasant experience if you are well-prepared. Here are some steps to ensure you have a safe, smooth and comfortable flight: SHOULDER LIFTS Gently lift your right shoulder and lower the left one simultaneously. Repeat the movement five times by alternating both shoulders. KNEE LIFTS Lift knee up toward your chest and hold the position for 10 seconds. Gently lower knee and repeat with...

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Explore The Yangon, Myanmar

Yangon’s history can be traced back as early as the 6th century AD when the Mon people lay claim to an area named Dagon, a small fi shing area that grew around the Shwedagon Pagoda. In 1755, King Alaungpaya conquered Lower Myanmar and renamed the area Yangon. The name Yangon is a combination of two words – yan  (‘enemies’ in the local language) and  koun (‘run out of’). It can also read as ‘end of strife’. Later, the British conquered Yangon...

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Bandung: Paris Of Java

Beloved by Dutch colonialists who considered moving Indonesia’s capital there on account of its cooler climate and natural fortress of volcanic mountains, Bandung, with its art deco buildings and tree-lined streets, retains a nostalgic charm and continues to be a travellers’ favourite. Shoppers fl ock to the city that was once dubbed Parijs van Java for fantastic bargains at numerous factory outlets, while the Tangkuban Perahu...

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Beijing Tourism

Rich in culture and heritage, Beijing is renowned for its opulent palaces, temples, parks,  hutong  (alleyways), and of course, as the gateway to one of the Wonders of the World – the Great Wall of China. The capital of the People’s Republic of China, Beijing which literally means ‘northern capital’, remains the political,educationaland cultural hub of the country.BEIJING QUICK FACTS It is one of...

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The Amazing Vientiane

Vientiane is the capital and largest city in Laos. The city is situated on the banks of the Mekong River and is rich in legend and history. Vientiane has a large gilded stupa, Pha That Luang, which is a symbol of Laos. The streets in this city full of trees, the French colonial buildings, street markets, Buddhist temples, and noodle shops. Just outside town there is a Buddha Park, a park filled with more than 200 cement sculptures depicting gods...

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Tips For Beating Jet Lag

Jet lag might just be the worst side effect of travel. You’ll be overcome with sleep or fatigue during an  exciting tour but end up wide awake in the middle of the night! Keep jet lag at bay with these effective tips:STAY AWAKE  No matter how much you want to, resist  sleep until night falls at your holiday destination. If you  think you might doze off while standing up due to lack of sleep, take a short nap lasting...

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