Audley Traveler blog

Two go wild in Myanmar

08 Min Read

Times are changing in Myanmar, and for the better. Jack and Jake are seduced by its unspoilt landscape and the remarkably welcoming locals.
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Real Recipes: Keralan Fish Curry

02 Min Read

India specialist James Carpenter brought back this recipe for Keralan fish curry from a recent trip to Kerala, where he spent a few days at a rural homestay in Palakkad. Take a look and give it a try.
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Off the beaten track: Rajasthan

03 Min Read

India's Golden Triangle of Delhi, Agra and Jaipur is the major draw for many first-time visitors to the country, but beyond them lies a region of little-visited treasures that makes for a compelling trip for anyone wishing to get off the beaten track.
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The Treasury, Petra

02 Min Read

Petra is often referred to as a place that everybody must visit at least once in their lifetime. Here, Jordan specialist, Megan Shaw outlines its history and what it has to offer.
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Japanese Cuisine

04 Min Read

Regional cuisine makes up a large part of the identity of Japan's cities and prefectures. Here, Japan specialist, Katherine Welland has put together some of her favorite dishes and places to eat.
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Morocco: Something For All Ages

04 Min Read

Sara Brough and her family traveled to Morocco with Audley in May and June 2011. Here, she recounts her adventure and explains why Morocco is such a great family destination.
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The Temples of Pagan

03 Min Read

Audley Myanmar country specialist, Mark Hotham, explores the ancient and fascinating temples in Pagan, Myanmar.
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The Gaucho

03 Min Read

The vast pampas, or grasslands, that sweep north from the rugged mountains and barren lands of Patagonia through Argentina, southern Chile, Uruguay and southern Brazil are home to one of South America's most iconic figures — the gaucho.
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Mexico Unlocked

05 Min Read

In Mexico, the past features very conspicuously in the present. Remnants of the sophisticated ancient civilizations that shaped the country litter its lush green fields; imposing colonial palaces and cathedrals adorn its cities and a rich tapestry of deeply-rooted beliefs are evident in its colorful festivals and traditions.
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Digital Dispatches: India

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South India specialist and keen photographer, Lucinda Paxton, shares three of her favorite photographs of people from her travels around India.
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