Keeping Hong Kong's 400 Miles of Hiking Trails Alive, One Step at a Time
Felix Yung works in Hong Kong's country parks division, where his main job is protecting hiking trails that keep getting more damaged by water, heavy use and natural disasters.
Felix Yung works in Hong Kong's country parks division, where his main job is protecting hiking trails that keep getting more damaged by water, heavy use and natural disasters.
In "20 Best Things to Do in Kenya: from wild adventures to cultural discoveries" you'll find a list of the top activities to try on your travels. It covers exploring national parks, going on safari, climbing mountains, hitting the beaches and plenty of other memorable experiences.
A team of eight Maasai rangers works in Kenya's Amboseli National Park, playing a vital role in protecting the park's rich fauna and flora.
Today Georgian wine is recovering after nearly 100 years of isolation and damage inflicted by a system that industrialized viticulture and institutionalized the practice of making bad wine. The small country, roughly the size of West Virginia, was the main wine supplier for the entire USSR.
"There is a certain mystery and magic to French cooking that still draws people in. Even the basics, a perfect baguette, flaky pastry, potatoes braised in cream, are stunningly good, even if we can't quite put our finger on what makes them so delicious."
This is Mardin, a city in southeast Turkey where thousands of years of history are visible on every corner.
Taipei, Taiwan - The sweet scent of a thousand sticks of hot incense curls into reverent clouds of smoke on this lucky night of the new moon.
March is a wonderful time of year if you're Irish. Or if you have Irish roots.
Here are eight of the most beautiful temples worth visiting on a trip to India.
Egypt has drawn travelers for almost as long as the pyramids have existed.
India's capital and second-largest city is in constant motion, whether it's the people, the cultures, the religions or the history.
Budapest is increasingly stealing the spotlight in all kinds of films, bringing a touch of Eastern European sparkle to the silver screen.
"This fire has burned for 4,000 years and it has never stopped," says Rahila Aliyeva. "Rain, snow, wind: it never stops burning."
A trip to the capital, Hanoi, feels worlds apart from modern Ho Chi Minh City, just as the lantern-lit streets of Hoi An feel entirely their own.
Buenos Aires has won over countless travelers, offering so much to do that many simply lose the urge to leave.
Brazil has six major continental biomes, ranging from the Amazon to the Atlantic Forest.
Inspired by the vivid artwork and the local know-how, the couple decided to build a similar guide for Hanoi.
There is something here for everyone, from laid-back bars and bistros to high-end lounges and rooftop hangouts.