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It is an UNESCO World Heritage and is the largest and the most preserved fortified city. Throughout the centuries, the islands was held by the Greek, the Romans, the Knights, the Ottoman, the Italians and the Greek again and this makes the islands fill with abundant of rich histories and vast cultures from the different occupations. It is an impressive fortified city and you will … Continue reading The Medieval City of Rhodes
Tolendos is one of the smallest island of the Dodecanese. Kalymnos was joined to Kalymnos but separated after the earthquake in the 6th century AD. You can reach there by ferry from Mirties, Kalymnos. The ferry cost from Mirties to Tolendos is 2€ each way and take less than 15 minutes journey to arrive. If you would hike a little and walk around, you will … Continue reading Tolendos
I have had visited part of the wall, Ba Da Ling some years ago, but find it too commercialised and at the time there were too many locals as well as overseas tourists with too many guided tours. It was packed. I was on a two week business trip to Beijing, China. Given the opportunity to live and work in Beijing , I tried to … Continue reading Great Wall Spur
It was a beautiful Wednesday morning. I decided to have a little walk on the hillside of the National Trust’s Hornicote Estate before having some cream tea at the Periwinkle Cottage. There were many trails, so it is recommended to travel the are with a map. However, in the end I still got lost due to my poor sense of direction. Fortunately, I still managed … Continue reading Cream Tea @ Periwinkle Tearoom
Travel stories for the soulful wanderer 