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Is Macau worth visiting? Absolutely, and here’s why.
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Take it from me: A Taj Mahal day tour can quickly turn into something more stressful, even nefarious.
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A slow boat down the Irrawaddy River between the city of Mandalay and Bagan, which is famous for its 2,000 temples.
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Want to trek to Everest Base Camp? This might just be the best year for it.
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Most of the animals you see here will be deer, and although you might also happen upon some rhinos and elephants as well, you’re almost guaranteed not to see a tiger.
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Democracy, freedom and where to draw the line between tourism and voyeurism in Myanmar.
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It’s not that you will visit one city and won’t visit the other; most tourists end up going to both at one point during their trip.
Continue ReadingThree Dreamy Days in Krabi
With just three days in Krabi province, you can experience a truly wide range of the best beaches in Thailand, among the Kingdom’s other treasures.
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No matter your current mindset about China’s panda city, here’s how to make the most of your Chengdu itinerary.
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There’s no one-right-way to construct a Matsumoto itinerary—and no correct number of days to spend here.
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For a long time, I was agnostic about both Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.
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How many days in Kuala Lumpur you spend relates directly to how much you’ll enjoy your trip (or not).
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Everything that can decay is decaying, including me.
Continue ReadingPagodas and Proof of Life
Eventually, the weight of the present will no longer crush you.
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