Articles with tag: Tourism

Notes from the Sunderbans

Veeresh Malik Apr 13, 2007 interacts: 8

Same place, different times. And now we are told that they may vanish below the surface of the Bay of Bengal in the next few years.

A Weekend in Vienna

Asif Naqshbandi Apr 11, 2007 interacts: 13

I was joined in this ancient bibliothek by a trio of Russian ladies, all splendidly over-dressed

Thar Desert Festival puts Tourism Ministry to Shame

Kamal Siddiqi Mar 4, 2007 interacts: 5

Let no one, however, be under the impression that Umerkot has nothing to offer.

Killing Fields No More - One Week in Angkor, Cambodia

Feroz Qutabshahi Aug 17, 2006 interacts: 14

Siem Reap (pronounced “See-em Ree-ep”) in Northern Cambodia is roughly a 50-minute plane ride from Bangkok, but a journey into a different world, a small sleepy town near Angkor, a UNESCO world heritage city of literally 100s of temples.

The Commercialization of Wildlife

Abhishek K Behl May 7, 2006 interacts: 9

Resort operators sold Corbett as a honeymoon package, a wildlife destination as a corporate destination where team building and conferences were more important then actually protecting the species

Traveling Mexico’s Backroads

Alberto Ceras Oct 21, 2005 interacts: 14

They have chosen well - Chiapas is beauty - miraculous - though in their need the beauty may be more torment than not.