As we approached the cave, it was evident that forces were at work. Bilingual signs mark the way and warn against littering, guardrails line steep edges, steps ease along the steeper inclines and benches punctuate the trail at the finest viewpoints. The trail is impressively tourism-ready. Who was behind this massive effort?

THIS ARTICLE IS AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH AND DZONGKHA. Sitting peacefully in the heart of South Asia is the storied Kingdom of Bhutan. Not at all limited by being small, landlocked and caught between the giant nations of India and China, Bhutan has crafted a sterling reputation for itself as one of Asia’s most sought-after travel destinations and is regarded by many as one of region’s best-kept secrets.

Lima, the capital city of Peru, is bubbling with culture and interesting things to which travellers can devote their time; there is architecture spanning hundreds of years, nearby beaches and arguably the best cuisine in Peru. Beyond indulging in the typical sights and sounds, however, some travellers search for a peek under the skin of the city to see what Peruvians are really like. For a glimpse of the real Lima, why not delve into the rock ‘n’ roll scene that has been gaining momentum both at the local and international levels?

THIS ARTICLE IS AVAILABLE IN ENGLISH AND ARABIC. The Egyptian port city of Safaga, built on the black sands of the Red Sea shore, offers a welcoming, friendly retreat from the hectic pace of life in the country’s major tourist hot spots. Two lengthy coral reefs skirt the coastline and promise plenty of great dive sites, while the engulfing waters are internationally renowned for both their perfect windsurfing conditions and their healing properties.