Trains

Falling with style

Posted 2nd Jun 2010 by Kate

A neutrally buoyant vacuum tunnel submerged beneath the sea, and other...

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European Festivals

Posted 27th May 2010 by Kate

Festival fun times; some of the Continent's best offerings for...

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Get Lost, Go Local, Go Loco

Posted 1st Apr 2010 by Kate

A new era in responsible travel? The Local Travel Movement and what it means to...

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High Speed China

Posted 14th Mar 2010 by Kate

Is it a bird, is it a plane? No it's a Chinese bullet...

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The END OF TRAVEL (maybe)

Posted 23rd Feb 2010 by Jamie

Google have teamed up with Russian Railways to offer the entire Trans-Siberian railway experience, all from the comfort of...

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The Trans-Siberian Olympics

Posted 30th Aug 2009 by Kate

Ill advised somersaults, and getting stuck in the luggage compartment: the hidden dangers of the Trans-Siberian......

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Culinary Tomfoolery: The Offal Truth

Posted 15th Aug 2009 by Kate

I tried to eat the goat's innards, but they were just offal. Read this and other turbo puns...

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Hong Kong Lowlights

Posted 30th Jul 2009 by Kate

From to shiny hotel lobbies to exposed electrical wiring, Kate explores the highs and lows of Hong...

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Cheeky Chinese train travel

Posted 25th Jul 2009 by Kate

Night trains, Popeye sing-a-longs and karst topography: Kate ventures south into China's Guangxi...

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South of the clouds

Posted 20th Jul 2009 by Kate

Imposing mountains peek through drifting clouds in China's beautiful Yunnan province; but how long until there's a...

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Mopeds and Marriage

Posted 7th Jun 2009 by Kate

There have been buses, and boats and trains, and bicycles, and night buses, and night trains, and mopeds and...

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En route to Poznan

Posted 4th Dec 2008 by Jamie

Berlin is absolutely brimming with fascinating cultural and historical knowledge, and the guides at the Free Berlin tour are...

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World in Slow Motion: Hue to Hanoi

Posted 2nd Dec 2008 by Tom and Lara

Hitting the track from Hue to Hanoi and a 'Dos and Don'ts' guide to South-East...

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Australia to Poland: the ‘Ulan Baatar Incident’

Posted by AYCC

Now, in one fell swoop, we would cover over 4500km over three nights, sharing close quarters with the other...

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World in slow motion: the start

Posted 17th Nov 2008 by Tom and Lara

We join Lara and Tom as they take their first steps in Vietnam. They have traveled 17,063 miles, on...

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Eastern Europe by train: part two

Posted 6th Jul 2008 by Jamie

I'm in Poland. Last night I went out on my own to a drum and bass night I'd seen...

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Eastern Europe by train: part one

Posted 4th Jul 2008 by Jamie

We stayed in a hostel run by a weirdo from South African Big Brother who looked like he was...

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An overland African odyssey

Posted 8th Mar 2008 by Jamie

We were motivated both by bloody mindedness, and a desire to prove the financial and logistical viability of slow...

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Mountain slopes and wave-powered boats

Posted 2nd Mar 2008 by Jamie

On my return I discovered that someone has developed a wave-powered boat! This is utter...

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Brussels to Delhi: Beijing to Lhasa in pictures

Posted 11th Feb 2008 by Emily & Verity

We're in Lhasa at the moment - check out our pics so...

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