by tempuser_3906933681 | Feb 15, 2026
Cape Town and the Western Cape offer many places where quiet is part of the experience, writes Miriam Kimvangu. Newlands Forest/Tim Johnson/Unsplash Even with a city as “chill” and laid-back as Cape Town, things can get too loud. We asked you on Instagram and Facebook...
by tempuser_3906933681 | Feb 15, 2026
A slow Sunday morning offers the kind of reset that no rushed Saturday errand ever can. Fresh air, open space, and the rhythm of your own footsteps have a way of clearing the week from your head. In the Western Cape, you are never far from a park, estuary, forest...
by tempuser_3906933681 | Feb 15, 2026
What if one of Asia’s most breathtaking destinations is also one of its least known? Often overlooked and rarely featured on mainstream travel lists, Kyrgyzstan is one of Asia’s most enchanting hidden gems. Nestled in the heart of Central Asia, this mountainous...
by tempuser_3906933681 | Feb 15, 2026
The waters of the Tasman Sea are chilling despite the thick wetsuit I am wearing. The cold October waters imply summer is yet to arrive with its full vigour here in the Southern Hemisphere. Nonetheless, the low temperatures improve visibility underwater. But the chill...
by tempuser_3906933681 | Feb 15, 2026
When you hear about Kenya, the first thing that comes to your mind is Wildlife – and rightfully so, Kenya is famous for its vast savannahs, teeming with the Big Five (lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes, and rhinos) and a safari experience that’s second to none....
