Things to do in Siem Reap when it rains? There are countless things to do. So why is it that so many travellers think the only thing to do in the riverside city is scramble temples? Markets, cafes, galleries, shops, museums, galleries, spas, bars, restaurants, and there’s even a circus (without animals). We’ve lived in Siem Reap, Cambodia for … Read more
Sombai infused rice spirit makes an essential liquid souvenir for travellers to Cambodia. Based on the traditional rice spirit infused with local ingredients, Sombai was created by expats Joëlle Jean Louis and Lionel Maitrepierre. Sombai – which means “some rice, please” in Khmer – is a taste of Siem Reap in a bottle. Liquor makes … Read more
On my recently updated Terence Carter Photography website, there are only a few images that have endured from the beginning of my professional career as a photographer and one is of this Dubai camel handler. For me there was always something about the sadness in his eyes that kept me coming back to this photograph. … Read more
Our recent trip to Barcelona and the Penedes wine region on magazine assignments was focused on Cava and Catalan food. But when we went to the Centro de Interpretación de Cava in Sant Sadurni D’Anoia, my attention turned to design and type for a while. As our small group started playing with the touch-screen applications on … Read more
Our bite sized Barcelona and Catalunya culinary guide covers the best of our eating experiences of our recent trip, from the best cava sipping spots and wineries with tasting rooms and cellar doors to the best market walks, tapas bar hops, and restaurants in Barcelona and Catalunya. Beguiling Barcelona and its beautiful Catalan countryside tantalised our … Read more