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The crow flies’ distance between Bali and Lombok is less than sixty kilometres, creating a world of difference between the two islands.

While Bali is famous throughout the world for its exoticism, synonymous with tropical paradise and unique culture, adjacent Lombok remains comparatively unknown. Bali evolved its unique hybrid version of Hinduism over one thousand years ago as Lombok developed its own hybrid Islam in roughly the same time-frame. Separated by a short distance, the two islands co-exist as partners in Indonesian tourism however much their cultural differences prove otherwise.

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Mention Poland to travellers and eyes are raised.

‘Why are you going there?’ is a typical query.

As if I needed a reason to visit one of Europe’s most interesting countries.

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The Grand Canyon was tantalisingly close. We’d been driving since early morning in a hot car, cramped with luggage. Back seat space was tight.

My grandfather was driving and talking.

‘It’s the best way. Longer but better. The North Rim is higher, prettier views.’

He didn’t mention that it added an extra six hours drive time. When you’re thirteen, six hours is like being trapped forever in a time capsule.

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Some of Australia’s finest cool climate wines and best country restaurants are found here.

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Such a puzzle!

Tokyo is a multitude of colourful pieces spread across the Kanto plain waiting to be assembled.

A tricky task for sure.

Like all the world’s massive conurbations, Tokyo is almost unfathomably challenging to grasp as a single entity. (more…)

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