TrekEarth – Asia Travel Photo Gallery- Farmers May 18, 2013Bengal is known for its fertile river basin of Ganges. Two farmers from typical village of Bengal... […]
- Shades of Winter May 18, 2013Kolkata Maidan or the esplanade, photographed on a foggy winter morning […]
- On the rails May 18, 2013On the train from Mandalay to Myitkyina, stuck for 5 hours in Mawlu station as a broken down train... […]
- Late vender ! May 18, 2013On our way back from a hike cum walk, the tripod that I got handed over to my companion and my lens... […]
- Nuns after prayer May 18, 2013Nuns at Nagi Gumba (monastery) at Shivapuri. They take a rest after their prayers. […]
- Smiles May 18, 2013Smiles from Durbar square in Bhaktapur, a unique city located at the east of Kathmandu at 1,400m... […]
- Angel'Soul May 18, 2013Taken during a short visit to the Wanda Plaza, there was a show going on, a presentation of an... […]
- Amur May 18, 2013If when i arrived in Khabarovsk, I first wanted to get a look at the real Amur river. By the way,... […]
- Rowers which go to a starting point May 18, 2013This photograph was taken at the Toda rowing course contiguous to Arakawa River in Saitama... […]
- Sunset view with Clouds May 18, 2013Sunset view of a India's village I Just Saw and felt a relax […]
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Rick Steves’ Europe – s1 | e8 – Surprising Bulgaria
We’ll explore Bulgaria’s modern capital, its trendy second city, a mountain monastery and time-passed villages. Then we’ll feast with a family and get our cultural bearings in a surprisingly romantic land.
Rick Steves’ Europe – s4 | e5 – Italy’s Amalfi Coast
Just south of Naples, we’ll experience the breathtaking Amalfi Coast, the trendy resort of Positano, the limoncello charms of Sorrento, the ancient Greek temples at Paestum, and the iridescent Blue Grotto hidden beneath the enchanting Isle of Capri.
Rick Steves’ Europe – s6 | e9 – Stockholm
With nearly two million people in Stockholm’s greater metropolitan area, one in five Swedes calls this city home. Once a respected military power, now famously neutral, this stately capital respects its rich heritage while embracing modern innovation.
Rick Steves’ Europe – s6 | e4 – The Best of Slovenia
Tiny Slovenia
Firefly – s1 | e3 – Bushwhacked
The Serenity crew drifts upon the ruins of a colony ship and goes on a salvage mission. The expedition turns from bad to worse when they discover dead crew members and that they are not actually alone.
Rick Steves’ Europe – s6 | e5 – Granada, Córdoba and Spain’s Costa Del Sol
For many travelers, the quintessence of Spain is found here
Rick Steves’ Europe – s2 | e5 – Cinque Terre: Italy’s Hidden Riviera
Rick returns to his favorite stretch of the entire Mediterranean coastline
Rick Steves’ Europe – s3 | e13 – Sevilla
Sevilla does festivals with gusto. It’s a flamboyant city of larger-than-life lovers like Carmen and Don Juan, where bullfighting is still politically correct and where little girls still dream of growing up to become flamenco dancers.
Rick Steves’ Europe – s6 | e2 – Croatia: Adriatic Delights
Exploring Croatia, we’ll see the Pearl of the Adriatic, sample some island charm, wander Roman ruins, and hike through a watery wonderland. We’ll enjoy its thriving capital city, the Italian-like charm of Istria, and that peninsula’s enchanting port town.