No. 3 Issue 2/2009 (April–June)

Ready for Some Adventure, Mate?

In this issue’s feature stories PASSPORT heads to the land Down Under in search of adventure and unique landscapes, explores the beauty and intrigue of the once-notorious Golden Triangle, and takes a fascinating look at Hong Kong, Macau, Cambodia, the Philippines, and India through the eyes of the European colonialists. There are more great travel ideas in our short-article section, “Navigator” – from polo in the mountains of Pakistan to the colourful streets of Beirut. And we report on the spectacular opening of Dubai’s latest luxury hotel and the photographic melee at Chiang Mai’s Flower Festival. Check out the magazine for the fabulous upcoming trips organised by PASSPORT and ASIAN Geographic.

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No. 3 Issue 2/2009 (April–June)

Travelogue: Celebrating Asia

With its colourful festivals, exotic cultures, and expressive arts, Asia remains one of the world’s… Read more...

Shutterbug Studio: What Is Your Focus On?

Why depth of field shows you how it’s good to be blurred We looked at ways to influence images through slow shutter speed last time: using a… Read more...

Navigator: PASSPORT

Your guide on where to go in the Asia Pacific! If there’s a good travel tale to be told, PASSPORT will be there to tell… Read more...

Feature: Remote Possibilities

Five of Australia's prime off-the-beaten-track destinations Australia isn’t just a blockbuster movie; it’s also an island so big it’s actually a… Read more...

Feature: Colonial Echoes

Rediscovering Asia as the Europeans saw it in the golden age of travel Whether you’re unwinding at a stately old-world hotel in Cambodia, riding a horse-drawn carriage through… Read more...

Feature: All That Glitters

Once lawless and locked away, the Golden Triangle region today has struck gold in a wide range of tourism Planning to visit the Golden Triangle? Great! There’s only one problem: it doesn’t exist. That’s not… Read more...

Eyewitness: Splendours of Bamiyan

Thank goodness some of Afghanistan’s natural beauty has been spared  It is easy to overlook Afghanistan’s potential as a tourist attraction, after civil war and… Read more...

One for the Road: Great Balls of Fire

To the people of the Mekong, the naga is very much alive Every year, around the full moon in October, something spectacular happens in the lower Mekong… Read more...

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