Asian Geographic PASSPORT for PC

"Travel Without Borders" This magazine is a resourceful read for all your travel needs throughout the Asia Pacific. Each issue will shine the spotlight on a specific region, packed with compelling travel stories, useful travel tips and practical advice to give readers the scoop on the region's best-kept-secrets and the best times to go - everything the guidebooks don't tell you! You'll also gain insights on the land, history, people, culture and festivals. All of these we consider essential for a complete travel experience.

Issue 04, 2014: Tel Aviv- yafo, Israel Jaffo port, Shangh-la county, Maintaining sea level, The rocks that remain exposed at the mouth of the harbour are in fact, limestone reefs - an extension of the dor range...

Issue 1 2014: In this issue: Kazakhstan - My city, my soul South Australia - Shore of the South

Issue 6 2012: Micronesia Magic and Big island and Upcoming events in Oceania 2013 and 8 reasons to visit the north island and The Alluring carolines and more...

Issue 5 2012: Not everyone knows exactly which countries constitute Central Asia, and fewer people still would ever contemplate going there on holiday. But the "Stans" at Asia's centre – Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan – have a lot more to offer than the casual observer might think. These ex-republics of the now-defunct Soviet Union have a Persian-tinged identity

Issue 4 2012: Many travellers' favourite part of Asia – and the world – Southern Asia is a mesmerising and colourful region that has some of the planet's greatest icons (think Everest and the Taj Mahal) and some of it's most mind-blowing landforms (think India's deserts, Bhutan's rocky peaks or Sri Lanka's unspoiled coasts). In this exciting Collector's Edition, sampling just a little of this astonishingly

Issue 3 2012: Kyoto Dreaming and Upcoming events in East Asia 2012 and 8 reasons to visit Macau and Party town and more ...

Issue 2 2012: In this issue: Arabian Adventures - Thrill seeking in the UAE | Extreme Turkey - The eastern and western frontiers + 5 TOP WEST ASIAN WEEKEND GETAWAYS

Issue 1 2012: In this issue: Festive Philippines - The amazing colours of Dinagyang | Thailand's best beaches - Rediscover island paradise | The Big Picture - A handy guide to Southeast Asia + 10 TOP VOLCANO TREKS IN INDONESIA

Issue 6 2011: Apart from wondering how these people go to the bathroom when they are dressed head to toe in feathers and grass skirts and shells and drums and huge head gear, you also can’t help being in awe. The festivals in Asia are sights to behold. They are colourful, loud, frightening, joyful, rhythmic and hypnotic - simply unforgettable experiences that photography and words cannot describe.

Issue 5 2011: Fun on Wheels with the buzzing from the F1 race still ringing in my ears, this issue of Asian Geographic PASSPORT is aptly all about “Wheels”. When was the last time you took a nice, long drive holiday or hopped on a train that whizzed past beautiful Asian scenery? If you want to get away from it all with the added adrenalin rush, take part in the famous Dakar Rally 2012

Issue 4 2011: Expats Exploring asia is the new theme and direction for AsiAn Geographic PAssPort. I’m Singaporean but my ancestors were probably some of the earliest expats in the country - the Dutch, Portuguese and British colonialists. Like these historical expats who settled in the region for work, modern day ones travel extensively around Asia for leisure and business.

Issue 3 2011: It’s often saId that one has to know the past to understand the present. In the case of Asia, there’s plenty of past to understand – from the glorious dynasties of China to the ancient kingdoms of India. Join us on a whirlwind tour to some of the best ancient and modern icons in Asia, and check out curious sights on an architectural journey in Delhi.

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