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South Korea Travel Guide...
Travel Blog posted in South Korea Travel Guide on 06 30th, 2009 | No Comments yet, your thoughts, reviews, opinions and feedbacks are welcome
Looking at the map, the Korean peninsula – divided into two republics with varying ideas about democracy – sticks out like North Asia’s sore thumb. Too tempting to ignore, it has endured a long history of invasions and occupations, and it is...
Japan Travel Guide...
Travel Blog posted in Japan Travel Guide on 06 30th, 2009 | 1 Comment
What is the quintessential Japanese hotel? One of the gargantuan world-class five-stars that dot Tokyo and other major cities, a traditional ryokan with sliding paper doors, futons and tatami mats, or one of the multi-themed, psychedelic love shacks that get rented...
India Travel Guide...
Travel Blog posted in India Travel Guide on 06 25th, 2009 | No Comments yet, your thoughts, reviews, opinions and feedbacks are welcome
India is one of the ultimate travel experiences. No other country possesses the diversity and depth of this mesmerising land. The engrossing culture is stunningly exotic and rich. The land varies wildly, from sweltering tropics to the unforgiving icy extremes...
Hong Kong Travel Guide...
Travel Blog posted in HK Travel Guide on 06 25th, 2009 | No Comments yet, your thoughts, reviews, opinions and feedbacks are welcome
From the moment the harbour-side, 415-metre high International Finance Centre Two opened in 2004 it has symbolised the city – a place where the relentless crusade to make money in limited space rarely slackens. As the harbour shrinks amid a welter of reclamation,...
China Travel Guide...
Travel Blog posted in China Travel Guide on 06 25th, 2009 | No Comments yet, your thoughts, reviews, opinions and feedbacks are welcome
Lauded for its progress since its establishment in 1949, courted for its economic potential, excoriated for its human rights record, the People’s Republic of China is Asia’s waking giant – the world’s most populous country (1.29 billion...
Brunei Travel Guide...
Travel Blog posted in Brunei Travel Guide on 06 25th, 2009 | No Comments yet, your thoughts, reviews, opinions and feedbacks are welcome
The archetypal reason for climbing Mount Everest is said to be: “Because it’s there.” Brunei is about as un-Himalayan as it’s possible to get, and the main reason – unless you happen to be on business – for going is that “Nobody...
Australia Travel Guide...
Travel Blog posted in Australia Travel Guide on 06 25th, 2009 | 1 Comment
Australia got the century off to a flying start by hosting a magnificent Olympic Games, shouldering aside the traditional image of a dinki-di Aussie -whether a gleaming, muscled Bondi lifesaver or laconic, bush-hatted sheep shearer – once and for all. Nowadays...
Indonesia Travel Guide...
Travel Blog posted in Indonesia Travel Guide on 06 24th, 2009 | 3 Comments, Reviews and Opinions
The ebb and flow of troubles that have beset the Indonesian. archipelago for much of the last decade reached their apogee when the earthquake struck Sumatra in 2004. In the wake of the financial crash of the late 1990s, governmental shenanigans and terrorist bombings...
Cambodia Travel Guide...
Travel Blog posted in Cambodia Travel Guide on 06 24th, 2009 | No Comments yet, your thoughts, reviews, opinions and feedbacks are welcome
Cambodia is a small country, yet it has incredible depth. While easily overlooked on the map, it is a land of extremes and one that is far from anonymous. One glorious extreme is the historic ruined city of Angkor at Siem Reap. The ancient Khmer remains form one...
Visit Kelantan, Malaysia – Kelanta...
Kelantan has a historical link with Thailand. In 1900, the state was a tributary of Siam (the old name for Thailand), and its control passed to the British with the signing of the Anglo-Siamese Treaty of 1909.
Kota Baru itself is no sleepy hollow today. It...
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