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S Asia/China Travel Feature Writer: Solange Hando

This is your gateway to the exotic lands of South Asia, from mainland China and Hong Kong to the hot spots of Sri Lanka and India and the mighty summits of the Himalaya. We will explore the neighbouring states of Pakistan and Bangladesh, take a look at the Maldives and head off the beaten track in Bhutan and Nepal.

We will visit colourful festivals and temples, luxury hotels, budget hideaways, go on a trek or two, stroll through mountains and cities, spice gardens and tea plantations and discover the fascinating cultures, fabulous scenery and cuisine of these far away lands.

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Feature Writer Articles in S Asia/China Travel

Asian Cuisine and Traditional Sri Lankan Food
Sri Lanka has a fabulous range of indigenous food, complimented by age old culinary traditions and a rich supply of fresh ingredients and spices.
Holiday in the Maldives, All Inclusive
The Maldives offer a wide choice of luxury resorts, perfect for relaxation, with beach and water villas in harmony with the stunning setting of tropical islands.
Delhi Museums, Culture in Indian Capital
With a fine range of museums and galleries, New Delhi has enjoyed a cultural boom to compliment its image, on a par with any city of its size.
New Delhi Top Attractions, Lutyens Capital City
The last legacy of the British Empire, New Delhi is a pleasant city of tree lined avenues and stunning vistas with elegant buildings and vast open spaces.
Shanghai Attractions near the Huangpu River
Near the Huangpu River, Shanghai boasts a wide range of attractions, a magnet for leisure and business travellers.


Contributing Articles in S Asia/China Travel

Agra Fort, India - UNESCO's World Heritage Site
Agra's history goes back more than 2500 years, but it wasn't until the reign of the Mughal Emperors that Agra became more than a provincial city.
A Traveller's Guide to Manali, Himachal Pradesh
The busy Himachal Pradesh hill station Manali is one of the most popular North India travel destinations and a starting point for travel to the Himalayas.
Exploring the Ancient Buddhist State of Ladakh
The Ancient Monasteries of Ladakh, India reflect a very colorful civilization that has lived in harmony with the earth, and changed very little in a thousand years.
Rajasthan Travel – Camels, Temples, and More
Take a camel safari into the desert, visit the famous Rat Temple, or get lost in the old city streets of Bikaner.
Nuwara Eliya Tea Estates in Sri Lanka
Tourism and tea production go hand in hand in Sri Lanka. Everyday around 300,000 estate workers pluck several million tea leaves by hand.
Adventuring in China's Forbidden City
If you're interested in history, culture or just an avid cultural sponge, this is amongst one of China's historical landmarks not to miss.
India Travel - Golden Temple and Mata Temple
Amritsar is home to the most holy of Sikh temples as well as a very unique Hindu temple. Both are well worth the trip.
Church of The Holy Name, Pune
The Basilica Gothic style Anglo-Catholic church situated in Pune, India was erected in December 1885, and is now managed by the Bombay Diocesan Trust Association.
Shopping in Delhi, India
Delhi is absolutely teeming with markets selling a variety of handicrafts, foods, jewelry, and clothing. Here are a few to check out.
India Travel – Delhi Sites
Visit the Red Fort, Akshardham, Jama Masjid, and Qutb Minar in Delhi, India.
Transportation In China
Hard-sleeper, soft-sleeper, middle berth, upper berth... what does it all mean? China's transportation system explained.
Sri Sai Baba's Ashram is an Embodiment of Peace
Once people visit Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba's Prasanthi Nilayam, the love and peace prevailing there make them feel reluctant to return back home.
Qingyang Gong Daoist Temple
Qingyang Gong or the Green Ram Temple is the oldest Taoist temple in Sichuan Province and is still a thriving center of spiritual study.
Shanghai Is Actually Capable of Subtlety
As a result of its complicated history, Shanghai has become one of the world's most cosmopolitan cities, and has hidden pockets of subtlety within its impressive skyline.
Great Walls and Olympic Greens in Beijing
At times China's capital can feel awash with people, traffic and smog, but breathtaking views and China's majestic past, are available just an hour from downtown Beijing.

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