Features

January 2013 issue | Appears on page 6

From the Andes to Patagonia – dazzled by spectacular sights in Chile and Argentina
By Fred DeVinney
Campanario Hill — Bariloche, Argentina. Photos by Jean DeVinney
Waterfalls, volcanoes and mountain lakes — awed by the stunning scenery on a guided South American tour
January 2013 issue | Appears on page 18

Encountering caves, crafts and culture on an introductory tour of Malaysia
By Wayne Wirtanen
Kuala Lumpur’s Twin Towers at night. Photo courtesy of Tourism Malaysia
Finding a few surprises on a first-time visit to this colorful island nation
January 2013 issue | Appears on page 32

Bulgaria and Romania — Enjoying Eastern Europe by private car
By Nita & Charles Swartz
View of Veliko Turnovo.
Back-to-back, privately guided tours provide a chance to travel the back roads, enjoy interactions with locals and taste regional 
cuisine, all while hitting the highlights
January 2013 issue | Appears on page 46

Finding faience in Brussels
By Sandy Fox
Selliers and visitor Lawrence Peacock in front of a selection of Jacques’ clocks
One man’s faience fascination is the visitor’s treat at the 
Clockarium Museum in Brussels
January 2013 issue | Appears on page 50

Compact Cornwall – this tiny English county is packed with colorful surprises
By Yvonne Horn
Colorful fishing boats pulled up in Cadgwith, a fishing village little changed
The quaint county of Cornwall offers visitors flower-lined lanes, brooding moors and rugged coastal views
December 2012 issue | Appears on page 6

Amsterdam, Berlin and Paris – an independent tour of three European capitals
By Marvin Herman
A view of a typical Amsterdam canal looking toward St. Nicholas Church.
Relishing the opportunity to soak up the neighborhood vibe on an 18-day independent visit
December 2012 issue | Appears on page 18

From Lombok to Sumba – exploring the islands east of Bali
By Esther Perica with Joan Cockell
The villas at Kelimutu Eco Lodge in Moni, Flores, offered a straight-on view of
A trip with friends to the Lesser Sunda Islands offers a look at the unique fauna, traditional communities and intricate crafts of an 
area not often visited by Westerners
December 2012 issue | Appears on page 36

Albania – enjoying Europe without the costs and crowds
By Carol Probst
Lynn and Carol Probst at the Skanderbeg Museum — Krujë.
An impulse decision leads to an enlightening and worthwhile 
travel experience