The Russian village of Oymyakon is generally known as the world's coldest permanently inhabited place. Photos by Amos Chapple.

The murky mists of time have thrown up many bizarre tales of legendary Dartmoor.

There's no better place to start your Australian wine-tasting journey than the McLaren Vale area, where Michael Van de Elzen finds long-established wineries and some wonderful olives and cheeses.

Biking is my thing. When I need to clear my head, to get out of the kitchen, I jump on my bike and head for the hills.

A distinct heritage cattle herd provides the prime beef for Norfolk Island’s finest restaurant.

Dodging the tourist traps, Ewan McDonald discovers a very old new world just off the beaten track in Barcelona.

Justine Tyerman explores Crete and Spinalonga Island.

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There are days and nights of plenty on a steamy weekend in New Zealand’s sunshine capital.

Devout desert dwellers and blessed bovines live in harmony in the Rajasthan desert, writes Paul Rush.

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Experiencing culture shock is a given when visiting the world’s largest democracy.

A free service in the US is rare. This one showcases America's heritage to the world, writes Alex Robertson.

Paul Rush goes for a heart-stopping ride on a Rangitaiki River jet boat.

Suzanne Middleton finds that her memories of India's Keoladeo National Park is dominated birds of all stripes.

Justine Tyerman manages to leave Waiheke with her limbs intact after spending Easter - but not a fortune - on the island with her family.

Cycling adventure in coastal Goa and Kerala

When considering a foodie themed trip across the Tasman, many destinations may come to mind – the International Noosa Food and Wine Festival should be one of them.

Many travellers have only ever experienced Bangkok through the largely sleepless eyes of a backpacker – or settled for clean yet budget hotel accommodation at best. Don't overlook a luxury holiday in Bangkok, though.

Colin Mathura-Jeffree visits the Australian Centre for the Moving Image.

Too good to be true? Justine Tyerman investigates an international home swap scheme.

Paul Rush drinks deeply of the essence of the Yukon in the high-spirited saloons of Dawson City.

Justine Tyerman joins the Milford Track fan club.

The Romanian capital is home to two million people, with a cityscape that ranges from rundown grandeur to communist monstrosities and sleek modernism. It hums with a cosy, vibrant and seductive Byzantine charm

Paul Rush steps out for a late night rendezvous with the cosmos.

Judy Bailey visits an award-winning eco resort in north Queensland, where guests can join in a night safari or go platypus spotting.

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Marwari horses steal Suzanne Middleton’s heart at the start of a three-month journey through Rajasthan in Northern India. The Pushkar Camel Fair is a glorious melee of camels, farmers and tourists both Indian and foreign.

Paul Rush explores Australia's ‘Pearl of the North’.