Guides
48 hours in Kyoto, minus the crowds
A thousand shrines, ten million visitors, and a simple trick for seeing the best of the old capital without queuing for any of it: be early, or be elsewhere.
A thousand shrines, ten million visitors, and a simple trick for seeing the best of the old capital without queuing for any of it: be early, or be elsewhere.
The fastest, cheapest and most honest way to understand New York is the one most visitors avoid: go underground.
The medina is a maze by design. Getting lost in it is part of the fun — right up until a stranger offers to help you find your way.
Bangkok's temples are free, dazzling, and strict about one thing: what you wear through the gate.
Cusco sits at 3,400 metres, and the altitude is not a detail to power through. Plan for it and the old Inca capital opens up.