Stories from November 2011
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Saddle Up
Snapshot
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Tiger Tips
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Tiger News
News of Tiger Tales
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Bangalore
Long overlooked, the city’s heritage sites are the beneficiaries of a financial windfall from a flourishing IT industry and an influx of migrants keen to explore India’s past, says Nick Walton
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Road Warriors
The Ho Chi Minh trail, a series of roads and paths stretching more than 1,000km from Hanoi to Saigon, offers a one-of-a-kind opportunity for two-wheeled adventure, says Kit Gillet
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Summer in the Snowy
Thredbo is among Australia’s most popular winter playgrounds but during the warmer months, this holiday spot 500km from Sydney is home to great hiking and one of the nation’s most spectacular wildflower displays, says Tiana Templeman
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By Land, By Sand
Davao and Cebu in the Philippines are rivals for the title of the nation’s second city after Manila. But each offers visitors a taste of the country, in wildly different ways, says Mike Aquino
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Friday, Saturday, Sunday in Melbourne
Australia’s cultural capital? Many Melburnians would rather revel in the vibrant bar scene of suburban Fitzroy, the live music of Collingwood, the gastronomic wonders of the CBD and the many shops, cafés and markets in between, says Chris Canty
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Flat-out Warfare
No longer a niche product, tablets are fast supplanting standard PCs. While the iPad dominates, it has plenty of rivals. Jason Mountney looks at three of them
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My Hometown: Nancy H Verhoeven
Singapore’s “horse whisperer” tells Christine Retschlag how she has harnessed the natural herd instinct of horses to teach people just about everything they need to know about themselves