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Words by Huma Baig The long bank of the Red River (Kızılırmak) has provided the town of Avanos with red clay from as far back as 2000 BC, to yield the iconic art of pottery. This town in the Cappadocia region of Turkey is home to several authentic family run pottery factories where the craft has been a tradition passed down for many generations. Using a traditional foot driven spinning wheel, the moist lump of clay transforms into a perfectly curved pot in the steady, skilled fingers of a craftsman. […]
Malaysia Malaysia is a pioneer when it comes to the holiday industry catering for Muslims. Throughout the country, including the capital Kuala Lumpur, you’ll find cheap yet tasty halal dishes. With the cuisine differing enormously from what you will find in the UK, it’s a great opportunity to try out new foods. What’s more, the […]
Words by Juber Ahmed Fethiye: A beautiful, relaxed and easy-going port city located in South Turkey. Gradually attracting tourists from around the world due to its unique history and picturesque bays, this place suffered a devastating earthquake in 1957. With much of the place now restored and an increase in the number of visitors, this […]
“A traveller’s paradise, Oman’s geographical beauty with its surrounding mountains, is an ideal retreat for enjoying a variety of activities, city tours and exploring the rich history of Oman.” Words: Rabi’ah. M For someone who has a passion for adventure, cycling, swimming, exploring and photography, Oman is the place to be. Nestled at the heart […]
The United Nations describe Norway as the best place to live in the world because it has the highest Human Development Index and lowest unemployment rate. Oslo is the capital of Norway and attracts over 2.5 million visitors per year. With 48 hours in hand, Huma Baig explores what Europe’s fastest growing city has to […]