Founded as far back as 1962 the City of London Festival is the British capital’s highlight cultural event by no coincidence. As an annual event that celebrates and showcases the city and the world’s classical art forms, this three week festival is a true treat for Londoners and the visiting multitudes alike due to the versatility of its multi-faceted line up...
Renowned the world over as the secret hideout from which Winston Churchill directed the Allied Forced, the Cabinet War Rooms are surviving remnants of history dating back to one of the world’s most tumultuous periods, the Second World War. Situated beneath the streets of London the Cabinet Rooms where Churchill and his staff met and strategized against Hitler’s German Forces can now be explored on a tour that takes visitors through the annals of time to the early 1940’s and war torn Britain...
Located in the scenic Nakhon Pathom province to the west of the city of Bangkok lies a verdant space devoted to the celebration of the Asian elephant and the tropical splendour of the venue’s home grounds. Dubbed the Samphran Elephant Ground & Zoo this idyllic attraction has been a popular stopover for tourists for decades since it was first declared open way back in 1985...
Once in the city of Bangkok you will see miles and miles of street vendors selling everything from food, watches, shoes to lingerie to art for the enthusiastic art lover who likes to take a peek at Bangkok’s cultural side, there are many street artists who display their marvels of art by the road side...
The Snake Farm, Bangkok, Thailand, is situated inside the Queen Saowapha Memorial Institute (which was formerly known as the Pastuer Institute). The farm with its collection of some of the deadliest snakes in the world has become a popular tourist attraction and is considered a 'must see' when visiting Bangkok...
If you are at a loose end try something different; travel 60 km north of Bangkok to see a bit of whimsy on the banks of the Chaophraya River – Bang Pa-In Royal Palace or the Summer Palace of Thai royalty described by one wag as ‘Versailles meeting Thailand.’ Comprising of a series of 18th and 19th century European style large and small buildings, the gardens and bridges embellished with European statuary certainly reminds one a little bit of Paris...
While Phuket may get all the attention, Thailand does have plenty of other tropical beach islands. Situated in the southern part of Thailand, just off the Central Gulf Coast, Koh Phangan is a beautiful island popular for its beaches, coconut trees and monthly full moon parties. There are a number of things for visitors to do on the island...
Koh Phangan, an island situated towards south east Thailand is an exotic destination where you can relax and refresh your mind while you’re on holiday. Koh Phangan is also famous for its Full Moon Party, Haad Rin Beach and as a backpacker’s location. Koh Phangan is a family friendly tourist destination...
Tipped to be one of most popular points of interest in all of Telford the Hoo Farm’s ever growing Animal Kingdom is a true treasure trove of adventure for animal lovers from far and wide. Boasting a diverse animal population that numbers over 100 species, the sheer number and variety of activities on offer at the farm provides a jam-packed itinerary for all visitors...
Famed as the next best thing to visiting Santa’s workshop in the north pole, Santa’s Magic Kingdom in Kent is not only the Hop Farm’s chief attraction during the winter season but in all of Surrey as well. Tipped to be the finest venue in all of Kent to indulge and immerse one’s self in the magic of Christmas this indoor winter wonderland is a highlight point of interest for any visitor heading to Kent this Christmas season...
