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You wouldn’t think it, but should one want to go skiing in the middle east, make a trip to the Cedars Ski Resort located in the Bsharri mountains of north Lebanon.

All roads lead to Rome, or so the saying goes. Here are two impressive Roman ruin sites to visit next time you are in the Middle East.

Truth be told, I hadn’t actually planned to trek up to Everest Base Camp. I turned up in Kathmandu with minimal planning and decided to tackle the hike.

At the heart of the Lebanese mountains lays the Qadisha Valley. Not only is it home to one of the largest Christian monastery settlements in the world, but it is also where the Forest of the Cedars of God is found.

During Victorian times, the only way to see Egypt’s features was by taking a cruise down the Nile. Today more than 200 cruise boats offer this very same experience to visitors.

Cambodia is famous for its Angkor Wat temple ruins and unique spin on food among other things. However, there are lesser-known facts about Cambodia that would be useful to know before you visit.

No holiday is complete until you explore the best food your destination has to offer. I spent two weeks in Marrakesh and discovered the city’s most mouth-watering Moroccan dishes.

It's no secret that Asia is rife with must-visit destinations and attractions. Don’t rush a tour of Asia ito fully experience the region’s finest offerings.

Travelling with your besties is all about adventure and fun, so the places you visit should have a great vibe too. India is a country with rich culture and vibrancy.

Recent research has proven beyond a reasonable doubt that one road to happiness is travelling. So why is travelling so important for happiness? Experts agree it boils down to these factors:

It all started with my brilliant plan to come to Córdoba, Argentina. I got so pumped thinking about being in civilisation but when it came time to start my 1,220+ kilometre hitchhiking journey, I panicked.

While some say that shopping at the Grand Bazaar is intimidating, and others say bargaining is a dying art, haggling for a good price is still an excellent way to experience Turkish culture.