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TRAVEL: Source of at least seven weeks of awe
	Soon after one enters the Karoo ravine called Seweweekspoort, giant walls of rock in fantastic formations rise up on either side

RESTAURANT REVIEW: Babel Restaurant

Wide homegrown variety at this restaurant in the Drakenstein Valley between Franschhoek and Paarl

RESTAURANT REVIEW: Petit Caveau

‘Petit’ in name only, this is an ideal spot for a business breakfast or lunch

TRAVEL: An oddity in Bangkok

I have cycled in London, Paris and New York, and now I am going to tackle the Thai capital

FOOD: Food for thought, and adventurers

Many people, often from northern countries, do not like tripe

RESTAURANT REVIEW: Azure

Two menus and half the satisfaction at the elegant, over-the-top dining room at The Twelve Apostles in Cape Town

TRAVEL: The sky is the limit in snowy Sutherland

Simon Brooke visits the home of the Southern African Large Telescope, which attracts astronomers from all over the world

MICHAEL FRIDJHON: Wine

The reason for the kinds of prices achieved by an ever increasing number of cult wine

RESTAURANT REVIEW: Hemingway’s Restaurant

A Centurion bistro suffering an identity crisis

FOOD: Original Cape cuisine — any time of year

From bokkom salad to kolwyntjies and rolpens, Pierneef à La Motte adds to the attractions of the Cape winelands

TRAVEL: Tokyo’s Skytree offers the high life

At 634m, Tokyo Skytree claims the title of the world’s tallest free-standing tower and it opens to the public on May 22

MICHAEL FRIDJHON: Wine

Chardonnay has become something of a rarity, with fruit prices rising at a time when most others are in free fall

RESTAURANT REVIEW: Tokara

Stellenbosch’s mad scientist Richard Carstens has a good handle on the kitchen and crew at Tokara

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