Published: 26.1.2013

headings (paragraphs): Traveller  guide

We had many formal meetings during our journey in China with government officials or top managements of some companies that tried to make themselves more visible through us, European journalists. In a hurry after these precisely scheduled meetings I always gathered prepared business cards and carefully placed them to my notes.

Published: 25.1.2013

headings (paragraphs): Traveller  guide

As it was promised at the end of the last article, today the text will be about some of Pyongyang’s monuments.

Published: 24.1.2013

headings (paragraphs): Traveller  guide

Perhaps every one of us has visited the High Tatras. Beautiful enchanting nature, noble and sharp peaks of mountains or crystal clear lakes give the place its unique feeling that you wouldn’t find anywhere else. Today alpine cottages enrich this scene. We will examine their history on the following lines.

Published: 23.1.2013

headings (paragraphs): Tips for trips

As we decided to spend few days in Slovenia it wouldn’t go without visiting probably the most Slovenian lake Bled. The lake is considered one of Slovenian symbols. This beautiful lake is located in the eastern part of Julian Alps right by a noisy town of the same name.

Published: 22.1.2013

headings (paragraphs): Region of Central Bohemia

One of the most preserved medieval strongholds is located in the strategic area of former collective from where whole Polabí is nicely visible.

Published: 21.1.2013

headings (paragraphs): Traveller  guide

The Great Wall of China. The Long Wall. The Endless Wall. There are many names for the same wall, the wall that everybody knows wherever he/she lives. If you are Chinese, it is THE wall. You are proud of it because it is a national symbol. As Mao Zedong once said: “Who never got on the Great Wall of China is no man.” Or Chinese.

Published: 20.1.2013

headings (paragraphs): Topics of interest

One of the strangest places in the world, Hashima Island, is located not far away from one of the most important Pacific ports, Nagasaki. What happened to the place that had one of the highest population densities in the world and today is a memorial of thousands of dead miners in its coalmines.

Published: 19.1.2013

headings (paragraphs): Traveller  guide

We have all this Christmas martyrdom behind us, more or less. New Year’s eve after-effects are the past now and everyday life came back again. Far in the east of our planet the holiday season is getting to its peak.