Monorail Monorail.. Monorail
Gliding smoothly on a track high above the city streets in the tropical city of Kuala Lumpur is the KL Monorail. The monorail links the Golden Triangle sector of the city with the Sentral...
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Sydney Rocks
When we think of Sydney Australia we think about the beautiful Opera House and the Sydney Harbor Bridge but one of the jewels of the city and and one of the most popular tourist...
Teeing off with a roo
Anglesea on Australia’s Great Ocean road only minutes from Geelong in Victoria is home to one of the world’s most unique golf courses. The greens are shared by golfers and hundred’s of Australia’s national...
The Royal Albert Hall
Since its opening by Queen Victoria on 29 March 1871 the Royal Albert Hall has played host to a multitude of different event s It has been estimated that the venue has been used...
Amsterdam’s Tulip Museum Shop
Well forgetting the dope smoking, the canals and of course the tasty Heineken nothing symbolises Amsterdam like the Tulip and no visit to this fascinating European city is complete without a visit to the...
Hotel suite not much bigger than a coffin
Well today’s story can only come from the world of weird and whacky- Japan. Well there’s certainly no mini bar or luxurious queen bed on this unique style of hotel. It’s the capsule hotel...
The Lisa Marie- The King’s Jetplane
The Lisa Marie is a Convair 880 jet which was once owned by the King of Rock n Roll Elvis Presley. The plane about the size of a 707 was used by the king...
Chek Lap Kok – Hong Kong’s Airport
When opened in 1998 the Hong Kong International Airport was the world’s largest and today 12 years later the airport is the one of the world’s busiest for both passengers and cargo and caters...
Colonial charm in Singapore
Since 1887 Raffles Hotel in the island country of Singapore has been known for its luxury and superb dining and service. Named after Singapore’s founder Sir Stamford Raffles the Victorian style hotel offers a...
