Travels

You only have to pass through the first gates of Angkor to feel as though you have stepped back in time.

Mount Teide, rising to an altitude of 3,715 metres, is the highest peak in Spain. It towers over the heart of Tenerife from the national park that bears its name.

Bao Lac Market, in northern Vietnam, brings together the Tay, Dao, Nung, Hmong, San Chi and Black Lolo ethnic groups.

Southeast Asia reveals an environment very different from that of our young European schoolchildren.

Vietnam is a true open-air performance.
The soul of this country can be found in the streets.

Wai-O-Tapu means “sacred waters” in Māori.

Buddhism is the main religion in Laos and Cambodia. Monks are revered and are a constant presence in everyday life.

Travelling along the roads of Northern Australia awakens within us a sense of the infinitely vast contained within the infinitely small — and, conversely, of the infinitely small within the infinitely vast.

Throughout the world, markets are sensory festivals of sights, smells and flavours for the traveller.

Brussels reveals itself as a city of rich contrasts, where medieval history blends with cosmopolitan modernity.