Indian bakers make world’s ‘longest’ cake
Thrissur, India | AFP | Thursday 1/16/2020 – 09:05 UTC+8 It was a record-baking effort. Hundreds of bakers and chefs in southern…
Surprises and other unexpected delights will make a trip on the Bugang River a memorable experience for nature lovers and those with a touch of gypsy in their souls.
A newer, but no less important addition to Scotland's heritage is the legacy of JK Rowling's Harry Potter series, which drew inspiration from the country's dramatic landscapes.
Ever since Discovery Shores opened in Boracay, I had always wondered what was inside those “white” buildings, as we fondly referred to the resort’s light-colored, box-type architecture which was a stark contrast to the surrounding establishments.
French contemporary artist Jean Rene (a.k.a. JR) on Friday put the final touches to a huge collage in the...
For acrophobiacs like me, standing at more than a hundred feet above the ground takes a lot of guts. But the exhilarating view from the Busan Tower of the city’s well-preserved mountains, amid the hustle and bustle of the metropolis, replaces fear with bliss and amazement.
A buttress supporting an adobe wall has collapsed and grass overgrows the patio of the four-century-old church that have earned it the nickname "Sistine Chapel of the Andes."
It took us half a day to get to Cervantes, Ilocos Sur. We were welcomed to the North by strong rains, but the trip was pleasant enough. Cervantes is hidden away, surrounded by the Mountain Province and Benguet.
MANILA, Philippines–The 27th Philippine Travel Agencies Association (PTAA) TravelTour Expo 2020 will be held on February 7 to 9...
Hong Kong means dim sum heaven. So first things first: Don’t miss the xiao long bao at New York Times fave Din Tai Fung (Shop 3-9, G/F, 68 Yee Wo Street, Causeway Bay; Shop 130, 3/F, Silvercord, 30 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui. No reservations.) It’s umami heaven!
Frida Kahlo has been described as a “female Van Gogh.” While the title may be dubious and even sexist, the point is made that, like her Dutch counterpart, the diminutive Mexican’s global reputation is partially the product of media hype which—in Frida’s case—arose only in the 1990s. Before that she was pretty much unknown. Today, she is at the center of a thriving backyard industry in her country, her face gazing out of T-shirts, bags, and many other products of which she may or may not have approved.
