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We’ve rounded up 10 amazing castles including haunted castles and peaceful monasteries that you can actually stay in.

Until the ’90s, street art was seen as vandalism at best and a political attack punishable by imprisonment at worse. While many murals still illustrate societal ills, their cheery colours also add character to a place.

Marathons are the ultimate endurance test, physical and psychological, yet running through endless roads and parks can be monotonous. Why not change it up with runs through vineyards, or perhaps, on frozen water?

EnVoyage - in-flight magazine of EVA Air, May 2019 issue, 'Art Capitals' column

Travel in Taiwan, May/Jun 2019 issue, 'Family Fun' column

Whether your preference is burgers or dim sum, we’ve rounded seven of the most affordable Michelin-starred restaurants around the world.

In Sicily, you can eat freshly-caught seafood on the beach, visit ancient ruins and go to the opera all in a day.

Orchard Road's newest mall showcases more than 61 homegrown brands, while giving shoppers and passersby a generously sized rooftop park - Apr/May 2019 issue

From eating street food and making the most out of free museum days to taking every chance to escape to nature, this is our guide to travelling the world’s most expensive cities.

At the You and Me farm in Taichung’s Shigang District you can pick tomatoes, peppers, and other seasonal produce grown inside greenhouses while learning about agriculture and leisure farms in Taiwan.

Black-sand beaches dotted with shimmering blue ice formations resembling gemstones, white rapids gushing down majestic black lava columns and rivers inhabited by mythical sea monsters – the Land of Fire and Ice has it all.

Web version, originally appeared in Feb/Mar 2019 issue

Link to web version of articles for Travel in Taiwan, official magazine of the Taiwan Tourism Bureau

Stunning seascapes, verdant mountains, fairy tale castles and lots and lots of wine: Portugal is a dream come true for many travellers. One of the best ways to soak in the country’s vast nature and cultural offerings is the classic road trip.

Music festivals. They’re an excuse to put on your craziest vintage garb or two-metre-long angel wings, dance in the mud in wellies and live in a tent, and of course, enjoy really, really good music with tens and hundreds of thousands of other people.