Temples Of Kyoto
Kyoto’s Buddhist temples house much of the ancient capital’s rich trove of artistic treasures and Buddhist learning. The city’s hundreds of temples and thousands of monks continually enrich cultural …
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Cambodia Map Outline – Maps Cambodia
As a nation, Cambodia appears to be less receptive to social changes, especially those imposed by outsiders. The greatest forces to resist social changes were and are the Cambodian …
The Soul Journey Retreat Where? Queenstown, New Zealand
Want to dive a little deeper? This retreat invites you to fi nd stillness by experiencing your true nature. Recognise how your family and culture have defi ned you, …
Teramachi Temple Town in Kyoto
Teramachi “Temple Town” was established over 400 years ago by order of powerful warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1537-1598), specifying the location of hundreds of temples and shrines. From the Meiji …
Gardens Of Kyoto
The city of Kyoto features the country’s finest concentration of traditional Japanese gardens. Kyoto’s exceptional examples of the best of the Japanese gardening arts include gardens of refined simplicity …
Visit to North Korea
GET ON THE KIM-JONG ALES! I found a quote from a North Korean chap who said, “There is no other beer in the world that tastes better than Taedonggang.” …
Visit to Duvel-Moortgat
For the devilishly delicious Golden Ale In 1958, a recipe was developed for a new beer at the Moortgat Brewery in Breendonk, 15 miles (24km) north of Brussels. The …
Visit to Brasserie Dupont
Saison Dupont is held up as the textmy blog-defining’ beer of its style. It’s a near-untouchable beer, something that no other brewer dares to replicate, and a beer that …
Drink Lambic In The Payottenland For Sensational And Spontaneously Fermented Beers
Lambic, Gueuze, and other idiosyncratic sour beers inspire some of the most devoted drinkers, and these quirky old beer styles inspire some of the most unusual and specific beer …
Visit To Wine Country Because You Need Great Beer To Make Great Wine
I needed a break from beer. When I landed in New Zealand, I’d drunk in over 80 bars and 80 breweries in 28 different cities in the last eight …