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Free Things to Do in Bangkok
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, February 2013
Bangkok is a sprawling city with tons of opportunity to get your cultural fill. Around every corner is someplace to explore, so the question simply becomes, how much do you want to spend doing it? ...
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Free Things to Do in Kuala Lumpur
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, August 2012
Kuala Lumpur
is known as a city of modern tastes, including its vibrant shopping
scene, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t other great activities to
occupy yourself with, especially if you are ...
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Free Things to Do in Mumbai
Written by Lydia, February 2013
Mumbai is a city of extremes, where Bollywood movie stars reside in extravagant mansions above the jam packed streets and where traditional Indian cultural traditions live on in the shadow of ...
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Free Things to Do in Seoul
Written by Lydia, February 2013
Ornate palaces, temples, sprawling markets, art districts and world-class museums…Seoul is a traveler’s paradise. In a city with so many attractions, you’ll have your pick of free things to do so you ...
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Free Things to Do in Singapore
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, June 2012
As a major shopping hub of Asia , Singapore
certainly has its fair share of expensive activities; but did you know
that it is also rich in cultural activities that do not cost a single ...
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Giant Panda Encounters in China
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, June 2012
If China is synonymous with anything it has got to be the giant panda. Cute as a button yet also a large and sometimes intimidating creature, the panda, a native to the country, has to be one of ...
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Golfing in Bali
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, April 2012
The list of quality golf courses in Bali is a notoriously short one, but it’s a prestigious one nonetheless. It’s true that the majority of courses are either exclusive country clubs or affiliated ...
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Golfing in Thailand
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, August 2011
The sport of golf has deep roots in the Kingdom of Thailand ,
dating back to the reign of Rama V (1853-1910). Originally played
exclusively by nobles and other elites, golf is now played in ...
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Grand Sumo Tournament at Ryogoku Kokugikan
Written by Emma, Australia, September 2012
Sumo is a Japanese style of wrestling that can trace its roots back to ancient Japan
and the Shinto religion. Although you are unlikely to see a sumo
wrestler outside of his training school – ...
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Guide to Street Food in New Delhi
Written by Lydia, September 2012
Walking the streets of India ’s
capital city is an assault on the senses. Locals on foot shoulder their
way through the crowded sidewalks past brightly colored sari shops and
stands selling ...
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Guilin by Season
Written by Emma, Australia, September 2011
Famous for being one of the most picturesque areas in China , Guilin ’s spectacular karst scenery is every travel photographer’s dream, and floating along the serene Li River as you gaze at the ...
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Guilin’s Top Five Attractions
Written by Emma, Australia, April 2012
Guilin
is full of great places to visit and beautiful sights to see. If you
make it to Guilin, here are 5 attractions that should definitely be on
your itinerary! Editor’s Note: This ...
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How to Get Around in Bali
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, March 2013
Depending on where it is you want to go there are several ways to get around beautiful Bali .
For those looking to go the short-distance, from one place to another
in Legian, walking is the most ...
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How to Get Around in Beijing
Written by Lydia, March 2013
The prospect of making your way around city the size of Beijing, and one with the traffic problems China‘s capital is notorious for, is certainly daunting. Luckily, you’ll have a wealth of ...
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How To Get Around in Kyoto
Written by Emma, Australia, February 2013
Kyoto is laid out on a grid system, with north-south running streets crossing those running east-west. Many of the major sights are close enough to be explored on foot (if you enjoy walking!) but at ...
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