This stunning and colorful cave in Northern China has been a travel destination since 700 A.D.

Singapore's Kreta Ayer Wet Market has been named one of the best fresh markets in the world by the international news network CNN and has become a must-stop for locals and tourists as well

The winter home of the Dalai Lama for hundreds of years, this palace dominates over Lhasa.

The very colorful Chinatown nestles between Vancouver's Financial Business District and Gastown.

The holiday equivalent of a power nap, a city break is the ideal way to get away from the stresses of everyday life and recharge your batteries. Here are our picks for 2012.

It's not surprising that that most cosmopolitan of cities, Singapore, would feature an area devoted to all things Indian, but Little India would impress even the most dedicated of Indiophiles

The Summer Moon Festival is celebrated in the autumn, and is the festival of lanterns and naturally, moon cakes.

Honolulu's Chinatown is a vibrant district on Hawaii's largest island and well worth the time spent visiting

A tour of Vancouver, Canada will not be complete without visiting Gastown. Because it is here the history of Vancouver began.

Today's volunteer traveller is spoilt for choice; since this particular strand of tourism began in the 60’s, the possibilities have grown enormously from their initial focus on conservation into a broad and seemingly endless list of projects.

The First Friday Artwalk is an event held every month in Honolulu's Chinatown.

Chinatown in Singapore is one of the last truly exotic places on earth.

The Rijksmueum, located in Amsterdam, is the national art museum of the Netherlands.

The summer palace is an enchanting side-trip from Beijing where you can discover how emperors spent their vacations thousands of years ago.

The Imperial Palace is the world's largest palace with 9,999 rooms and 10 meter high walls.

Welcome to the 22 April issue of the Carnival of Cities, on visit to eyeflare.com from its spiritual home at Family Travel Guide

Start the Year of the Ox by celebrating Chinese New Year at London's Trafalgar Square. With traditional dances, cultural stalls, fireworks and stunning live performances, the Trafalgar Square events will draw in a large crowd from many different cultures

One of the coolest things about travel is to trawl the street markets wherever you end up. Here's our collection of the best, and strangest, street markets in the world

Getting lost in a foreign city happens to the best of us, the rest of us, and the most seasoned of travelers. For tips on getting your bearings again, read 10 Ways To Avoid Getting Lost In A New City from Brave New Traveler.

Train travel is fast, convenient, and usually cheaper than flying. As an added benefit, you get to see the beautiful countryside you're traveling though, and don't have to deal with airport security.

Monday morning reading for all you travel junkies. Here are some of the best articles I've come across during last week.

A plane from China operated by British Airways crashed at Heathrow today after shearing off its rear landing gear by touching down short of the runway.

This year, intrepid travelers are finding new, and newly cool old, destinations to jet off to. Luxury travel mag Concierge.com share's their Top 10 list - The 2008 It List.

London's Chinese New Year celebrations are a great, free, day out for visitors and Londoners alike. It's also one of the most child-friendly events: With a great parade, art and gymnastics performances, fireworks, and individuals performing for the crowds all over Chinatown, Soho, and Leicester Square.