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By David Sarokin 2 comments
With the Beijing Olympics fast approaching, scams are popping up with the speed of a Gold Medal sprinter. Here's how to stay safe... more »
By CyndiLou 0 comments
Pearls are classic, gorgeous and fabulous. Who doesn't need a strand or three? Here's how to buy gorgeous freshwater pearls for next to nothing in Kowloon, Hong Kong... more »
By celticjames 3 comments
Hey team, Hmmmm I can see it in your minds now. You want to travel. You want to experience new things. You want to eat great food. You want to see wonderfully Historic buildings. HEHE You even want to see KONNICHI-WA !!!!! In ... more »
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Exchanging currency in China is a very straightforward transaction. The Yuan, or Renminbi, is the currency for China. Renminbi translates as "The People's Currency." Exchange rates for Renminbi are established each day in China and should be ... more »
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Bangladesh is a delightful destination located in Southern Asia. Filled with romantic canals and lazy rivers, the variety found in both the landscape and the climate offers a rich and distinct environment that will enchant even the most ... more »
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Tokyo, the capital of Japan and arguably the financial center of all of Asia, is simply teeming with activity 24 hours a day. Shops, offices, more shops, restaurants and still more shops dominate the Tokyo landscape. High towers bulge at the ... more »
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Located on the southern portion of the Korean Peninsula, South Korea's culture and scenery are as splendid as the oceans that surround it. From the bustling nightlife in Seoul to the ancient temples and national parks of the outlying areas, South ... more »
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Beijing is serviced by a huge fleet of taxis with three basic price ranges: 1.20 RMB, 1.60 RMB and 2.00 RMB. Each price range of Beijing taxi uses a particular type of car. Identify the type of Beijing taxi and know the price. Small red Xiali's ... more »
By CyndiLou 0 comments
One of the great shopping attractions in Hong Kong is the ability to get beautiful, custom-made clothing in a short period of time. Here are some tips on finding a great custom tailor or dressmaker... more »
By CyndiLou 0 comments
If you are tired of the poster reprints on your wall and want art that is totally unique AND has a brilliant story behind it, try buying a painting on your next adventure abroad. India has some of the most creative and unique work in the world!.. more »
By Paul McDaniel 2 comments
With the recent release of the fourth installment of the Indiana Jones films ("Kingdom of the Crystal Skull"), many new people are becoming fans of the eminent archaeologist's adventures, and others are renewing their long-held ... more »
By Paul McDaniel 2 comments
Beijing is the capital of the People's Republic of China, but has been the seat of government for successive imperial dynasties since the Ming Dynasty established the "northern capital" in 1403 AD. Many believe that Beijing was ... more »
By CyndiLou 0 comments
Night markets are hugely popular in Asia, and one of the biggest and best is in Taipei Taiwan. The Shilin Night Market is home to interesting food, great souvenirs and amusement for all! Read on to learn more... more »
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Tokyo is so built up and energetic, it makes New York feel like a lazy Sunday in the suburbs. Despite this intensity, the Japanese are hospitable and helpful to strangers, and crime is extremely rare... more »
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The tiny island of Taiwan rests off of the southeast coast of China. More and more people are beginning to recognize Taiwan as a vacation spot. While you're hiking to the Shifen Waterfall and sunbathing on the beach in Kenting, you want to make ... more »
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Many people travel to Japan to escape into a different culture and learn about its fabled history. But being out of touch with home can present stresses. Take your laptop when you visit Japan, and you'll have peace of mind knowing that your ... more »
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Located on the rugged East Coast of Taiwan, the Taroko National Park is one of six national parks on the island. Created by the Liwu River, it features winding gorges, waterfalls, breathtaking views and a variety of hiking trails at different ... more »
By Paul McDaniel 0 comments
Much of the world will be interested in the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China which begin on August 8, 2008. But you may be wondering how to watch various Olympic events. What television channels will be televising the Olympic events? When ... more »
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Your departure point, Yichang, is located in the Hubei Province of mainland China. It has been called the 'Gateway of the Three Gorges' due to is proximity to the Qutang, Wuxia and Xiling gorges. Yichang's Three Gorges Dam has become a well-known ... more »
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Cast aside your thoughts of headhunters and explore the world's third largest island, Borneo, which spans Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei in Southeast Asia. Home to the world's oldest rainforest, Borneo offers travelers unspoiled coasts, lush ... more »
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Located on the northwest coast of Borneo, Brunei offers both rich safari-style jungles and luxurious cities steeped with Islamic culture. From the budget-minded to overly luxurious, Brunei offers something for every tourist... more »
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Whether you're planning to trek up Mount Everest, tour Buddhist monasteries or safari out to catch a glimpse of the Indian one-horned rhino, you'll discover that Nepal is a treasure trove of natural wonders and spectacular scenery. Nestled ... more »
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As the largest city and capital of Indonesia, Jakarta is a happening place. The traffic and smog alone will alert you to a city with a high level of activity. Though the scenery is sparse in this city, there are a number of desirable amenities ... more »
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New Delhi, with its old meets new attitude toward life, is a cultural mecca steeped in ancient wonder and modern conveniences. Enjoy the many five-star and first-class luxury accommodations that New Delhi has to offer. Read on to learn how to ... more »
By nblitofsky 1 comments
For those more familiar with shopping venues involving price tags and friendly sales clerks, entering marketplaces in Beijing can feel a bit like a gladiator's arena. But with a large portion of patience and a little bit of sass anyone can snag ... more »