This is what sustainability looks like: The rail vehicle has been in service for more than a hundred years / © Photo: Georg Berg

Grenada’s oldest rum manufactory

The Antoine Rivers Manufactory looks just as old as it is. Here you can see the original process for the production of 500 bottles of rum per day.

Shrine on Lake Hanama in Japan / © Photo: Georg Berg

Moonlight Spearfishing in Japan

Spear fishing is one of the oldest fishing techniques. It is practiced in many countries around the world and is considered a very resource-conserving way of fishing

Nippondaira Hotel, Shizuoka, Japan with view of Mount Fuji / © Photo: Georg Berg

Nippondaira Hotel in Shizuoka

A hotel with a fantastic view of the shy beauty. The Japanese revere the volcano as a female Fuji, which is usually veiled behind clouds.

On a castle ruin at the Dunloe Hotel near Killarney, Ireland / © Photo: Georg Berg

The Dunloe Hotel & Gardens

Indulgence at Ireland’s most famous gorge. Every spring, the hotel launches into a new season with world-class cuisine and at the imposing Gap of Dunloe

Yasuhisa Serizawa in front of the walk-in smoker at his Katsuobushi manufactory. He uses the oldest method of fish preservation to produce a delicacy / © Photo: Georg Berg

Katsuobushi – traditional production

The traditional production of the Japanese basic seasoning begins with blood, water and fire. This is how the tuna species bonito becomes a rock-hard delicacy.

Green tea from Shizuoka / © Photo: Georg Berg

Green Tea as an Elixir of Life

The elixir of life for the Japanese grows in Shizuoka Prefecture. It is a potpourri of secondary plant substances that have a health-promoting effect

Tokyo skyline in the mirror of the Okura Hotel / © Photo: Georg Berg

The new Hotel Okura in Tokyo

The old Hotel Okura was a showcase of Japanese craftsmanship coupled with modern architecture. The new building made better use of the valuable air space

View from Basecamp on Peak Lenin, Kyrgyzstan / © Photo: Georg Berg

Unforgettable on Peak Lenin

In 2019, alpinists from Ukraine and Russia only want to conquer Peak Lenin in the Kyrgyz Pamir Mountains. Another encounter has also made a lasting impression

The Silk Road runs across the bridge of the Serafshan River in Tajikistan / © Photo: Georg Berg

Adventures on the Silk Road

To travel the Silk Road in the footsteps of Marco Polo, you can trust experienced tour operators. Such a trip is nevertheless adventurous

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