Yingge International Ceramics Festival
The quaint town of Yingge is located approximately thirty minutes away from Taipei, in Taiwan, by train. It is a town that is known to be the heart of pottery and ceramics in Taiwan, and offers visitors the freedom to admire, purchase or enjoy a hands-on experience. Yingge is more than just a town, as it is also an attraction. One of the most celebrated and highly attended festivals in Yingge is the annual Yingge International Ceramics Festival. This year, the festival will take place from 6 to 29 October 2008, and is guaranteed to be as exciting, beautiful and educational as in previous years.
Europe - Editor - 25 June 2008
Cycling Tours – A Great Way to Explore Germany
Whether you are a leisure cyclist or a cycling pro, cycling is a great way to explore Germany. There are a number of cycling routes that visitors can make use of, either with or without a guide. The relatively slow pace of a cycling tour allows visitors to appreciate the beautiful German countryside and the warm hospitality of its people.
Europe - Editor - 23 June 2008
Glacier Express of Switzerland – An Amazing Journey
The Glacier Express takes its passengers on what is considered by many to be one of the greatest train journeys in the world. This incredible seven and a half hour journey on the renowned Swiss mountain railway crosses 291 bridges and travels through 91 tunnels, as well as crossing the famous Oberalp pass at 2033 meters, giving passengers the opportunity to view some of the most breath-taking scenery they are ever likely to see.
Asia - Editor - 18 June 2008
A Memorable Visit to Cheung Chau Village
The tiny island of Cheung Chau lies about 12 kilometers south-west of Hong Kong. Although Cheung Chau is the smallest of the outlying, inhabited islands of Hong Kong, it is the busiest and most populated. Visitors to Cheung Chau village on the island will find themselves surrounded by a fascinating blend of modern urbanization and traditional Chinese style.
Europe - Editor - 16 June 2008
Vigeland Sculpture Park in Norway
Vigeland Sculpture Park, which forms part of Frogner Park in Oslo, Norway, is a fascinating attraction which is popular as a picnic and leisure area with Norwegians, and is visited by tourists from around the world. The park is a remarkable tribute to the immense talent of Norwegian sculptor Gustav Vigeland (1869-1943).
