Travelling Around the World

In a country as large as India travelling by train is the optimum way to get around The country has an extensive rail system as a remnant from the days when it was under British rule, and with an estimated 9,000 miles of track there is certainly a lot to be seen whilst on a train holiday in India Palace on Wheels Of all the luxury trains in India the Palace on Wheels is probably the best known, and along with the Orient Express is considered one of the top ten luxury trains in the world…

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The Palace on Wheels: India’s Most Scenic Train Journey

If you’re planning on taking a city break to Reykjavik then chances are that you plan to spend at least one night out on the town exploring the cities main watering holes, as one thing that Reykjavik is well known for throughout Europe is its vibrant nightlife Whilst on your Reykjavik holiday start the evening the traditional way with a ‘runtur’ or what we in the UK refer to as a ‘pub crawl’ Kaffibarinn, on the Bergstadastraeti, is the fashionable meeting place of the city’s trendy media crowd…

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Experiencing Reykjavik’s Nightlife

Baejarins Beztu Pylsur Bill Clinton and Metallica are huge fans and even British broadsheet, The Guardian can’t stop raving about it So which awe-inspiring building are all these celebrities flocking too on their holidays to Reykjavik Well actually it’s a humble hot dog stand, although with a name that translates to mean ‘the best hot-dog in town’ maybe it isn’t so humble after all…

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Strange Attractions to Visit Whilst in Reykjavik