Natascha Mirosch

1 week ago | canberratimes.com.au | Natascha Mirosch

Theres just one thing letting down the breakfast of champions. Breakfast is served. Picture: ShutterstockBy Natascha MiroschUpdated June 19 2025 - 2:09pm, first published 6:00pmAt home, my breakfasts are inevitably dull and dutifully healthy, but while travelling overseas, it's a no-holds-barred, no-calories-counted, free-for-all at the breakfast buffet. Subscribe now for unlimited access.

1 week ago | hawkesburygazette.com.au | Natascha Mirosch

Breakfast is served. Picture: ShutterstockAt home, my breakfasts are inevitably dull and dutifully healthy, but while travelling overseas, it's a no-holds-barred, no-calories-counted, free-for-all at the breakfast buffet. Create a free account to read this article or signup to continue readingNot only are buffet breakfasts the stuff of childhood fantasies (cake for breakfast!), they're also educational, giving an insight into how other cultures break their fast.

2 weeks ago | illawarramercury.com.au | Natascha Mirosch

This pioneer has global credentials but stays true to its roots. Where: Tahachal 44600, Kathmandu, NepalHow much: About $210 per room, per nightExplore more: soaltee.comBy Natascha MiroschUpdated June 5, 2025, first published June 8, 2025One of Nepal's first five-star hotels, the Soaltee was inaugurated in 1966, when the country's tourism industry was just in its infancy.

1 month ago | theleader.com.au | Natascha Mirosch

Where exuberant rituals and silent blessings converge. A sadhu at Pashupatinath Temple of Kathmandu. Picture: ShutterstockBy Natascha MiroschUpdated May 12, 2025, first published May 14, 2025"No phones. No cameras. No talking." After delivering these terse instructions, the man disappears from the open window. There's a hush of anticipation from those gathered in the courtyard below before a child's face appears, her lips and cheeks scarlet, her eyes winged with black.

1 month ago | dailyadvertiser.com.au | Natascha Mirosch

Where exuberant rituals and silent blessings converge. A sadhu at Pashupatinath Temple of Kathmandu. Picture: ShutterstockBy Natascha MiroschUpdated May 12, 2025, first published May 14, 2025"No phones. No cameras. No talking." After delivering these terse instructions, the man disappears from the open window. There's a hush of anticipation from those gathered in the courtyard below before a child's face appears, her lips and cheeks scarlet, her eyes winged with black.