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Kazakhstan Travel Guide – Travel advice and expert holiday tips including Astana and Almaty hotels, restaurants and highlights, trekking in the Tian Shan and Altai mountains, skiing, and eagle hunting traditions. Also covering Kokshetau and Alatau National Parks, Baikonur Cosmodrome, Kolsai Lakes, Shambala, Caspian Sea, wildlife and reserves.
Turkmenistan Travel Guide – Expert tourist advice and travel tips on everything from Ashgabat accommodation and highlights to ancient Silk Road history and culture. Also covering safety and visas, Türkmenbasy, UNESCO sites such as Merv, Parthian Fortresses of Nisa and Köneürgenç, Karakum Desert, Avaza, the Caspian Sea and Door to Hell in Derweze.
Romania: Transylvania travel guide. Fourth edition. Holiday information and tourist tips including Brasov, Dracula legends, Bran Castle and national parks. Also features trekking routes in the Carpathaina mountains, bear and wolf tracking, Turda Gorge, Sibiu, Sighisoara, Biertan, Corvin Castle, Saxon villages, Sarmizetgetusa ruins and Zarnesti.
Romania: Transylvania travel guide. Fourth edition. Holiday information and tourist tips including Brasov, Dracula legends, Bran Castle and national parks. Also features trekking routes in the Carpathaina mountains, bear and wolf tracking, Turda Gorge, Sibiu, Sighisoara, Biertan, Corvin Castle, Saxon villages, Sarmizetgetusa ruins and Zarnesti.
Transylvania is home to many impressive castles, palaces and fortresses. Here are eight of the best.
If you’re looking for an action-packed activity holiday Transylvania is the place for you.
Looking for an off-the-beaten-track ski holiday? Then this Kazakh resort is for you.
The Kazakh capital is packed with architectural delights.
The centre of the Latvian capital boasts one of the finest collections of Art Nouveau architecture in Europe.
Travel back in time with our expert guide.
A multi-ethnic country that straddles two continents, Kazakhstan is an expression of a Eurasian ideal. But ethnic Kazakhs are also proud of their nomadic heritage. Paul Brummell, author of Kazakhstan: the Bradt Guide Why visit Kazakhstan Stretching from the Tian Shan Mountains in the east across vast steppes to the Caspian Sea in the west, Kazakhstan…
The real Transylvania, the land beyond the forest, is a place captured within the sheltering arc of the Carpathian Mountains. Its upland forests hold some of Europe’s most important populations of bears, wolves and lynx, while further down the hillsides its meadows, still cut by scythe, play host to a late spring pageant of glorious…