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Off-road biking with DirtBoy Downhill Phuket

Off-road biking with DirtBoy Downhill Phuket

10 Top Tours in Phuket

10 Top Tours in Phuket

Surf’s up in Khao Lak

Surf’s up in Khao Lak

Blazing Saddles: A lesson from Brisbane

Blazing Saddles: A lesson from Brisbane

Pet-sitting: travel for animal lovers with a sense of adventure

Pet-sitting: travel for animal lovers with a sense of adventure

Club Unique Partners with FNTC

Club Unique Partners with FNTC
Blazing Saddles: Racha islands offer great bike trails and wildlife spotting
Blazing Saddles: Racha islands offer great bike trails and wildlife spotting
Sunday 25 June 2017, 01:00PM
The Racha islands, situated 20 kilometres south of Phuket, are better known for scuba diving than cycling, but I decided to head over there anyway with my mountain bike to see what I could find. I was very glad that I did!
Jamie's Phuket: The emerald pools and temple views of Krabi
Jamie's Phuket: The emerald pools and temple views of Krabi
Saturday 17 June 2017, 02:00PM
Krabi Town is just 60 kilometres across the bay from Phuket Town, but more like 160km, or maybe a little more, by road. But for this trip we left home early and were driving over the bridge from Phuket at 8:30am, and by 10am, we were getting close to Krabi Town.
Five ways to walk Hong Kong's cultural and historical heart
Five ways to walk Hong Kong's cultural and historical heart
Saturday 10 June 2017, 10:00AM
Beneath the stunning skyline of Hong Kong’s Central Old Town, history, arts, food and culture flourish in one of the city’s oldest and most archetypal neighbourhoods.
Blazing Saddles: The Village People
Blazing Saddles: The Village People
Saturday 27 May 2017, 01:00PM
The concept of “escape” from Phuket seems to occupy people’s minds more and more these days. Talking to fellow cyclists and other residents, particularly those with families, the need to find a sanctuary away from the island’s everyday hassles, stress and traffic is constantly mentioned.
Singapore’s shining example
Singapore’s shining example
Tuesday 25 April 2017, 04:46PM
For obvious reasons Thailand’s tourism marketers are only too keen to jump aboard the burgeoning global passion for all things cycling related. While avidly trumpeting Phuket’s cycle-friendly environment (did I recently read the clichéd phrase “cyclists’ paradise” in this context?) most of the claims at present are little more than commercial hype. The brutal reality is that Phuket remains one of the most dangerous places you could choose to ride a bike and a sad litany of cycling accidents bare grim testament to this.
The heart of Japan: From Osaka to Kyoto, discovering Japan’s hidden gems
The heart of Japan: From Osaka to Kyoto, discovering Japan’s hidden gems
Sunday 23 April 2017, 02:00PM
The Kansai region is known as the cultural and historical heart of Japan. Located on Honshu, the largest island in Japan, the region encompasses Osaka and the ancient capital Kyoto. With great architecture, cuisine, an abundance of natural beauty, and unique world-class attractions, it offers endless opportunities for exploration and discovery.
Carry-on electronics ban could expand
Carry-on electronics ban could expand
Monday 17 April 2017, 09:37AM
Last month, the US banned passengers on direct flights to the United States from 10 airports in eight countries from carrying on board laptop computers, tablets and other electronic devices larger than cellphones. The affected airports are in Turkey, North Africa and the Middle East. The UK followed with a similar ban applying to incoming flights from six Middle East and North African countries. The ban was the result of information seized during a US raid on Al Qaeda in Yemen in January.
Blazing Saddles: More Bang Tao for your buck
Blazing Saddles: More Bang Tao for your buck
Sunday 2 April 2017, 09:00AM
Quiet corners of our increasingly frenetic island are often sought by the gadabout lycra lout for some gentle, meditative pedalling amidst lovely scenery, with the opportunity for a cold beachside drink at the sunset end of the ride. One area of Phuket that still offers these charms is the hinterland of Bang Tao Beach.
Bhutan: A kingdom in the clouds
Bhutan: A kingdom in the clouds
Sunday 26 March 2017, 10:00AM
The opportunity to visit Bhutan is rare and tantalising prospect, the Himalayan kingdom still remains somewhat mysterious to outsiders, it is perhaps best known for measuring its prosperity in Gross National Happiness rather than in economic terms.
Jamie's Phuket: A visit to sleepy Koh Siray
Jamie's Phuket: A visit to sleepy Koh Siray
Saturday 25 March 2017, 04:00AM
Koh Siray (sometimes spelt Siray or even Si Ray) is a rather forgotten corner of Phuket, located to the east of Phuket Town, over a small bridge past the Rassada Ferry Terminal – where you can get the ferry to Phi Phi and Krabi.
Memorable moments at Angsana Villas Resort in Phuket
Memorable moments at Angsana Villas Resort in Phuket
Sunday 12 March 2017, 09:00AM
Looking for that do-able travel experience that’s special, memorable and offers relaxation and fun? Don’t have heaps of time planning the perfect getaway, but want a break and an easy life? Max reward for little effort?
Nai Yang by bike
Nai Yang by bike
Saturday 25 February 2017, 02:00PM
Few are the major international novels that have been set in Phuket, an exception being “Catching the Sun” by the well-known English writer Tony Parsons. Parsons has built himself a major following by writing, to my eye at least, rather maudlin, over-analytical books about that great preoccupation of the British chattering classes – relationships.
Cruising on the Mekong River through the ancient wonders of Laos
Cruising on the Mekong River through the ancient wonders of Laos
Sunday 29 January 2017, 02:00PM
River boat cruises are such a convenient and comfortable way to travel. My journey this trip would take me to the Mekong basin, an area which has held a special fascination for me.
A sky high cycling adventure
A sky high cycling adventure
Sunday 22 January 2017, 10:00AM
It’s the day after Christmas and bulging with turkey and Christmas pud, I find myself sitting in a one-man tent on top of an exposed mountain summit watching a malevolent cluster of black clouds approach across Phang Nga Bay.
A unique experience with Andaman Cruises
A unique experience with Andaman Cruises
Sunday 8 January 2017, 12:00PM
Andaman Cruises is a traditional participant at PIMEX. Prior to the show we set down with the company's general manager Christian Schwind to talk about Andaman cruising grounds.
Koh Yao Noi resort Ani Villas is cultivating new ground in hospitality
Koh Yao Noi resort Ani Villas is cultivating new ground in hospitality
Friday 30 December 2016, 10:00AM
When Breaking Bad’s Aaron Paul tweeted news about the surprise celebration vacation he’d planned for his wife’s 30th birthday in early December, the American celebrity media couldn’t post their own follow-up stories fast enough.
A gourmet rail journey on Kyushu's Orange line
A gourmet rail journey on Kyushu's Orange line
Thursday 3 November 2016, 08:00AM
I’d heard a lot about the Hisatsu Orange Railway in Kyushu (Japan’s third largest island) and I was really looking forward to a unique, world-class experience. I knew that the train was often fully booked, sometimes a year in advance, and reservations for the small but popular railway along Japan’s Kyushu West Coast were extremely difficult to come by. A good sign that this was truly a great railway journey in the making. Ja
Barefoot luxury in the Maldives
Barefoot luxury in the Maldives
Saturday 22 October 2016, 09:00AM
My first visit to the Maldives was in the ’90s and since then I have returned every year since 2013. A total of five visits. The Maldives is a special place for me. It has a completely unique environment and I thoroughly relax and I enjoy chilling out in the peaceful atmosphere and beautiful scenery.
Explore: Chillva brings the cool to Phuket's market scene
Explore: Chillva brings the cool to Phuket's market scene
Sunday 25 September 2016, 02:00PM
Phuket has many markets that might interest a visitor, the most popular is certainly the weekend market, which is open Saturday and Sunday nights at Wat Naka, south of Phuket Town. But it has plenty of competition now. The Indy Market opened a few years ago in the Phuket Old Town area and is popular with young people. The excellent Lard Yai Walking Street market on Thalang Rd in the heart of Phuket Old Town on Sundays is definitely worth a look.
Travel: Take the roads less travelled in Nepal
Travel: Take the roads less travelled in Nepal
Saturday 24 September 2016, 11:37AM
With China to the north and India to the south, Nepal sits between two cultures and two geographies. Eight of the world’s 10 tallest mountains fringe the land-locked nation’s northern border with the Tibetan region of China. It’s a trekking and climbing paradise with plenty of astonishing geography that poses challenges for the locals and tourists.
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