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Slowing Down on Shamian Island
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, September 2012
Tourists and expats looking to escape the oppressive congestion of Guangzhou ( China ’s
third largest city) should turn their attention to Shamian Island. Once
part of a Chinese concession to the ...
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Soak up nature in Erawan National Park
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, September 2011
Accessible by a short bus ride from Kanchanaburi, Erawan National Park in Thailand
features 200 square-miles of limestone hills, forests, steams, flora
and fauna. Founded in 1975, its most ...
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Spectacular Spelunking in Malaysia
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, November 2011
Malaysia has a lot to offer adventurous travelers, but none so exhilarating as the incredible cave systems maintained by both public and private organizations, many of which have received special ...
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Suzhou Creek – By Bike and Boat
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, February 2012
There are many ways to explore the Suzhou Creek (although it may be more fitting to call it a river) and its surroundings as it cuts through central Shanghai on its way from Lake Tai to the ...
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Taman Negara National Park
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, March 2012
With a name that translates simply as “national park,” Malaysia’s
Taman Negara is the largest single swath of protected rainforest
anywhere in Southeast Asia. Extremely lucky visitors will ...
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Thailand’s Hill Tribes Culture
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, October 2012
The term “Hill Tribe” is a blanket descriptor used to indicate any number of indigenous groups native to Thailand , Laos and Burma, as well as displaced groups who have migrated from Yunnan, Tibet ...
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The Arab Quarter
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, November 2012
If you’re seeking a respite from the extreme cleanliness and modernity of Singapore during a visit to the city-state, the so-called Arab Quarter (originally home to Singapore’s Malay royalty in ...
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The Art Lovers Guide to Kyoto
Written by Emma, Australia, February 2013
While Kyoto lacks some of the vibrancy of Tokyo’s contemporary arts scene, it holds all the cards when it comes to traditional art and architecture. You only need to wander the streets of Ginza or ...
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The Best of Krabi Town
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, October 2011
A significant hub for travel in southern Thailand , Krabi Town
makes an excellent gateway to a profusion of exotic islands and
national parks, and is an underappreciated destination in its own ...
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Things to Do at Lake Ashi
Written by Emma, Australia, March 2013
Lake Ashinoko, or Lake Ashi as it is more commonly called, is an ancient crater lake at the bottom of Mount Hakone famous for its spectacular vistas of Mt. Fuji. Editor’s Note: This recommendation ...
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Things to Do in Kyoto in Spring
Written by Lydia, March 2013
Spring and fall are the most popular times to visit Kyoto and Japan thanks to warm and stable weather patterns and the beauty of the cherry blossoms (hanami) in spring and the autumn foliage (koyo) ...
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Tips for Visiting Mt Fuji
Written by Emma, Australia, May 2012
The snow-capped, cone-shaped image of Japan’s highest mountain, Mt Fuji is one of Japan’s most enduring symbols. Visible from Tokyo on a clear day, the mountain is surrounded by the lakes of ...
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Top 4 Outdoor Activities in Bali
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, September 2011
It's tempting to reduce the allure of the Indonesian island paradise of Bali
to the sheer magnetic appeal of the natural landscape. Obviously, the
culture and people of Bali have many ...
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Top 4 Spots to Soak in Thailand
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, February 2012
Thailand has dozens of popular hot springs frequented by locals and tourists alike. Though mainly in the north of the country, these idyllic settings for rest and relaxation are worth traveling for. ...
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Top 5 Most Beautiful Lakes in China
Written by John Reality, Cambodia, June 2012
If you find yourself on a large-scale tour of China ,
one of the most intriguing things you can do is explore its endless
natural beauty. Its world-renowned lakes are a good place to start, so ...
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