Visitor numbers to the ancient Khmer ruins of Angkor are rocketing, so a successful visit is all about timing. Sarah Barrell sets her alarm clock
http://www.independent.co.uk/travel/asia/you-have-to-get-up-early-to-do-the-cambodia-temple-run-6774191.html
A derelict chapel has been transformed into a luxurious holiday let, and now it offers every possible comfort, says Sarah Barrell
National Geographic Traveller: Life on Canada’s Arctic frontier, the Yukon, is deeply entwined with its timeless landscape of glaciers, mighty rivers and dominating mountains. Once the target of a gold-rush stampede, this little-known region of myth and legend will inspire and mesmerise.
Independent on Sunday, 18 December 2011
There’s reindeer poo, dog sleds – and lots of snow. Sarah Barrell takes her daughter to a wild and wonderful corner of Lapland.
Read more: http://independent.co.uk/travel/europe/ellas-excellent-adventures-in-lululand-6278528.html
Independent on Sunday, 20 November 2011
Australia’s Eyre Peninsula is a harsh, empty place. Yet it’s soul stilling in its beauty
Independent on Sunday 13 November
City Slicker: Durham – The city is celebrating 25 years on the Unesco World Heritage list. Sarah Barrell offers ideas for new and returning visitors
