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   Luxury Travel Advisors Recommend You Club De L'Oriental

   After the closure of the once well-known Emperor restaurant, the owner now sets up the new restau...

   Vietnam Ha pham

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   Quetta

   Basic Introduction: Quetta is a small city towards the border with Afghanistan. It is the capital...

   Pakistan Ameer Hamza

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   The Saurashtra Experience

   The author explores the Saurashtra or Kathiawar peninsula which lies just south of the Gulf of Ka...

   India Graham Simmons

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   Hiking Hong Kong’s Victoria Peak

   Whenever I need a quick escape from the urban canyons of Hong Kong, I head up to Victoria Peak, s...

   China Steven K. Bailey

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   My visit to Ueno Park

   I recently visited Ueno Park with a good friend to take in some of its sights and attractions. It...

   Japan Stefan Chiarantano

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   Choosing Your Guidebook to the Philippines

   Of all the countries in Asia, I reckon the Philippines might be the one where you least need a gu...

   Philippines Steven K. Bailey

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   Zoo Extraordinaire

     I have visited many zoological parks, mainly because of my children. My husband and I beli...

   Philippines Puspa Malar

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   Hong Kong’s Past Preserved in Museum of History

   The Hong Kong History Museum is home to “The Hong Kong Story.” This eight-gallery exhibition ...

   China Steven K. Bailey

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   A Woman's Guide to Traveling Solo around Asia

   Traveling alone can be daunting. More so when you're a pint-sized lady backpacking around on a sh...

   China Ee Lin Wan

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    Heaven on Earth

      Clear blue-green water, clear blue sky and clean beach! I thought I had just landed in hea...

    Philippines Puspa Malar

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    Eating and Shopping in Penang

    Penang, the Pearl of the Orient, with its pristine white beach at Batu Ferringhi is well worth a ...

    Malaysia Diana Tan

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    Cameron Highlands (two years later)

    The author revisits Cameron Highlands...

    Malaysia Diana Tan

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    Lonely Planet's Travel Atlas Series

    Travelers love maps, and I am no exception. For obvious reasons, travelers also need maps and ten...

    Vietnam Steven K. Bailey

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    Seafood at Pulau Ubin

    Food glorious food. Sample seafood off the beaten track in Singapore, at Pulau Ubin. Someone once...

    Singapore Diana Tan

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    Vietnam's Education An Expatriate Teacher's Primer

    Expatriate teaching has a long tradition in Asia. Americans, Canadians, Britons and Australians c...

    Vietnam Steven K. Bailey

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    A New Guide to an Old Treasure: Ancient Town of Hoi An

    The Traditional Village in Vietnam will provide you with an excellent overview of village life in...

    Vietnam Steven K. Bailey

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    Forest in the river (Guizhou province)

    A walk rough the "forest in the river" is like living in a damp biotope.

    China www.tomber.de

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    Eyes on the Prize........ Immigration Nihon-do (Japanese Style)

    If you think going to the DMV is a pain in the you-know-what, just wait 'til you've done time at ...

    Japan Celeste Heiter

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    Walking Hanoi's Old Quarter

    If you only have time to do one thing in Hanoi, we recommend that you take the time to walk throu...

    Vietnam Lisa Spivey / Albert Wen

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    From Power Station Beach to the Kamikaze Caves: Hiking Hong Kong's Lamma Island.

    Whenever friends ask me for advice on what to do during their summer stopover in Hong Kong, I tel...

    China Steven K. Bailey

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