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Uzbekistan travel is rapidly growing popular, and deservedly-so. Central Asia is a bucket list destination for many. (Trust me, it’s right up there on ours
The small South Pacific Island of Niue is famously known as the ‘Rock of Polynesia’. Albeit it is the kind of destination that is off the
Family travel to Israel is a rich and rewarding experience. A huge factor for us in choosing Israel was that it brought the opportunity for
Looking at a trip to Egypt and wondering where to begin with planning for Cairo? From camel rides to pyramids and delicious Koshari, exploring Cairo with
Dubai is always mentioned as a layover point (a bit like Singapore) and a sort of hub for a flight stop between Asia and Europe.
The food scene of Singapore is definitely worth all the raving. We became hooked on hawker centres! ‘Hawker Centres’ are a common sight in Singapore,
We hadn’t initially put Myanmar on our Asia itinerary for our first year of travel. It was only when we started looking in to our
Maalhos is one of the inhabited islands of the Maldives in the stunning Baa Atoll. It’s just like you imagine the Maldives to be with
We opted for a few days to explore Kuala Lumpur with kids on a stopover option to South Asia. It was a great decision and
Making plans for travel to Kyrgyzstan doesn’t register on every travellers bucket list… But why not? After visiting Mongolia we were certain; the nomadic herder
Entering Kazakhstan with kids completed a dream circuit of three ‘Stans for us. We had spent time travelling overland in Uzbekistan making it all the
Japan has always been a favourite destination for our family. With a very close friend and teaching colleague from Japan, the boys have been learning
It was the peak of summer and the journey is +20 hours across the desert – an overnight train to Nukus, Uzbekistan. Remind me again…
Up until the last part of the 20th century the Aral Sea was the fourth largest saline lake in the WORLD. Now, the Aral Sea
Our first question on confirming our Uzbekistan itinerary including a trip to the Aral Sea was about Nukus. We were ending up with three days