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Don't miss: Galle Literary Festival
An intimate, relaxed affair set in the atmospheric surroundings of the Unesco World Heritage-listed Galle Fort.
Aung San Suu Kyi: From prisoner of the State to Prime Minister?
The party of Myanmar's opposition leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, has decided to contest upcoming by-elections.
Turkey: Magical Cappadocia
Mauricio and Charlotte explore the geological fantasy land of Cappadocia and venture up a snow-covered mountain to see some ancient statues.
Brad Pitt says he plans to quit acting at 50
Hollywood star Brad Pitt says he plans to quit acting in three years at the age of 50, and wants to do more work behind the camera.
China: Moon lake an otherworldly desert delight
For millennia, hardy travellers have relied on a surreal oasis in the dunes, says Jim Eagles.
Crescent Moon Lake, China
An unlikely oasis in the dunes continues to be a salvation for weary travellers.
The Maldives: Luxury options aplenty
Strung out like tear drops across the Indian Ocean, the Maldives comprises 1190 islands.
Greece and Turkey: Economic woes forgotten
The cafe culture in Thessaloniki rivals that of New Zealand, giving it a very laid back attitude.
Shanghai: Jazzy developments
Mysteriously alluring Shanghai is fast becoming one of the world's most exciting cities.
Borneo: Monkey business after sunset
On a thrilling river cruise, Jim Eagles enjoys watching the evening rituals of Borneo's cheeky, tree-dwelling locals.
When a language is on its death bed
Dona Aida de Jesus is 96 years old and one of the last custodians of a dying language.