china Archives - Runaway Brit

Around the World in 26 Letters: My Travel Alphabet

April 12, 2015April 12, 2015 Asia, Beaches, Europe, Featured, Food and Drink, History, Japan, Life in India, Life in Sweden, Literature, Nature, Photography, South America, Swedish Tourism, Top Ten, Travelling army, asia, atacama desert, aurora, bolivia, bosnia, bucharest, caribbean, chile, china, colombia, dracula, edinburgh, estonia, europe, fuji, gotland, Greece, holi, iceland, iguassu, iguazu falls, india, isle of skye, istanbul, japan, Jökulsárlón, kleftiko, lapland, machu picchu, mary king close, mostar, Mumbai, new york city, northern lights, NYC, ogmore, ogmore beach, ogmore by sea, parque tayrona, peru, qatar airways, romania, rurrenabaque, san blas, scotland, skye, sri lanka, stari most, sweden, taj mahal, tallinn, terracotta warriors, udaipur, unawatuna, valparaiso, visby, wales, waterfalls, xi'an, yamuna river, zostel

I’ve been travelling the world, on-and-off, for almost 16 years—ever since an adventurous 4 week train journey took me through Germany, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, and the Czech Republic into Romania back in the days when

Continue Reading

East meets West in Hong Kong

May 20, 2011June 9, 2011 Asia, Partying, Travelling asia, china, hong kong, lan kwai fong, the peak

Hong Kong is my favourite Asian city. It's a close call as I have loved all of the ones that I have been to - except for Singapore (nice zoo, boring city). Each city has

Continue Reading

My Top Five Asian ‘Chill-Out’ Destinations

March 27, 2011October 11, 2011 Asia, Travelling, Vietnam asia, bali, balinese dancing, before and now, chill out, china, geisha, gion, golden pavilion, hang out, hoi an, humble administrator's garden, india, indonesia, jain temples, japan, kecak, khajuraho, kinkakuji, kyoto, south east asia, suzhou, teahouse, travel, ubud, vietnam

Travelling is all about taking time out of the craziness of modern life to experience new cultures, meet new people and to reflect. Here is a selection of my favourite places for peace, tranquility and

Continue Reading

Load More Posts

Back To Top