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Bergpark Wilhemshöhe: An Extraordinary Garden

It’s easy to spend a day in Bergpark Wilhemshöhe, exploring castles, watching the water features, or wandering in the lush green forest.

Lantau Island seems like a different world to Hong Kong Center. The urban jungle’s madness is replaced by the calm of lush mountains.

I guess most of us have seen the words Eau de Cologne at least once. But have you ever wonder where these words came from?

The Sofitel Legend Metropole in Hanoi has welcomed guests since 1901, with timeless elegance and a century long tradition of hospitality.

An idyllic scenery where deep blue lake set in the shadow of snow-covered Alps, Lake Como is an ideal getaway destination for the Milaneses.

Bright and colorful, Hong Kong has never failed to impress first-time visitors. Each color represents an aspect of this bustling city.

If you can only use one word to describe Milan, what word would you choose? I found “extravagance” is the most appropriate word.

A man-made wonderland filled with magical palaces and breathtaking gardens, Sanssouci Palace is considered as Berlin’s answer to Versailles.

Viennese coffee culture is well known. Through centuries, the Viennese has elevated the consumption of this hot beverage into a way of life.

Expensive, exclusive and elite are the most appropriate words to describe Seoul’s Gangnam district. It’s indeed a place to see and be seen.

Saint Gall is not high on the list of Switzerland’s top destinations. But if you walk inside its Abbey, you can discover a true cultural gem.

Many visitors were left surprised to discover that Oslo’s cultural scene is so rich, with museums and galleries rivalling any city in Europe.

Resembling an ink wash painting, Arashiyama in the western outskirt of Kyoto has long been a favourite escape of the Japanese elites.

Wide moats, massive walls and imposing keeps, Nijō Castle demonstrates the power of the Tokugawa shoguns – rulers of Japan for over 260 years.