Richard Bangs: Hong Kong: Quest for the Dragon

In its corridors of commerce, in its seething alleys of ancient apothecaries, in its earthly rhythms and Promethean spirit, Hong Kong's uninhibited energy is clear as rice wine.

Time to go fort-spotting

They may be dry and dusty in the summer, but the Sahyadris come alive in the monsoon. Waterfalls spring out of the slopes, the hills get a green coat and the temperature dips. That makes the monsoon the perfect time for a trek.

Brent Cook: Gold Miners and Explorers Face Serious Supply Problems

Geologist Brent Cook, of Exploration Insights , in this exclusive article for The Gold Report , takes a look at the major gold mining companies' dilemmadeclining production as the gold price is hitting record levels.

Hong Kong: Quest for the Dragon - Huffington Post (blog)

Hong Kong: Quest for the Dragon Huffington Post (blog) In Western mythology, the dragon was a destroyer, a force of evil, a gruesome monster that represented mapmakers' apprehensions about unexplored places. ... and more »

Time to go fort-spotting - Hindustan Times

Time to go fort-spotting Hindustan Times Jawhar region, though rich in tribal culture and best known for its Warli paintings, is a relatively unexplored part of Maharashtra. ...