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Gu Lang Yu (Drum Wave island) is across the water from Xiamen, China. It's an unusual gem and well worth visiting. Gu Lang Yu is less than 2 square kilometers and does not allow motorized vehicles. The quiet island provides a break from the urban ... more »
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You can enjoy an outdoor concert in Seoul, South Korea, at one of the many outdoor stages in Children’s Grand Park, or check out an act over lunch at the Seoul Plaza. You can see local bands perform at the Olympic Village and college bands in the ... more »
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Harbin, China, hosts the Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival each year in early January. It is a must-see event for tourists in China, but be prepared for some tough weather. The festival is outside and the temperatures can be ... more »
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Hong Kong has a long tradition of offering the best nightlife in all of Asia. It has been an international hub for decades--there are many influences on the scene and it is always changing. Enjoying this amazing experience is a fairly easy process... more »
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The South Korean capital city of Seoul has a vibrant nightlife that offers a vast array of choices to suit every visitor’s taste and budget. Restaurants, bars, dance clubs and karaoke lounges abound in this emerging tourist destination... more »
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Taipei Taiwan has a vibrant nightlife. There is much to choose from and the choices are ever changing. Whether it is the latest hip place to be or a pub/bar to unwind, there is no shortage of options. Places close down and new ones arrive at a ... more »
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Cebu is considered to be one of the best provinces in the Philippines and an ideal place to stay for business or pleasure. Dubbed as the “Queen City of the South”, it is a popular tourist destination because of its vast array of choices for ... more »
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This article shares pieces of advice on how a tourist can maximize his stay in the Philippines... more »
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This guide will lead you to heritage sites which symbolize some of Chennai's Christian heritage. South India is known for its density of the country's Christian population, as well as being the place where St. Thomas lived some of his life and ... more »
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Nestled between China and India in the Himalayas, Bhutan is a small country known for its scenery and architecture. No matter what type of structure it is, all buildings have to conform to traditional designs, making the city a spectacular sight ... more »
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Embracing magnificent architectural wonders, bustling cities and peaceful landscapes, Japan is high on many travelers' lists--and for good reason. If you visit Japan, you're sure to find the experience rewarding... more »
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Kathmandu is known as a city in the heavens, a mysterious Mecca, a mountainous Shangri-la. It is one of the most glorious and distinctive cities in Asia, and you can find accommodations on your next visit if you follow these steps... more »
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Often referred to as the Steppe State, Kazakhstan is a country of wide-open flat landscapes, and it has some of the most remote areas on earth. Follow these steps to find accommodations there... more »
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The mountainous country of Kyrgyzstan is located in Central Asia, nestled between Kazakhstan, China, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. The Kyrgyz Republic is famous for its hospitality, relaxed life and horseback riding opportunities... more »
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North Korea is arguably the most difficult country in the world to visit. No foreigner is allowed within its borders if they're not part of a sanctioned tour group, and visas are a tremendous headache to require. If you do manage to make it into ... more »
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Ancient archaeological sites, natural wonders, and diverse culture attract travellers from around the world to Pakistan. With a booming tourist industry, Pakistan is generally more welcoming than expected... more »
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Thailand typically evokes images of ancient sacred Buddhist shrines covered by vines and hidden deep in lush tropical jungles. It also evokes images of fast-paced, seedy city life in places like Bangkok and Phuket. The real Thailand lies ... more »
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Taipei may not look it at first glance, but it's a city with less than a century under its belt! This bustling metropolis is the heart of Taiwan, a commercial powerhouse feeding its commercial masses. Sights, sounds, stores, malls and everything ... more »
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Once a major stop along the silk road, Tajikistan is beginning to come into its own now. After independence from the Soviet Union and a bitter civil war, Tajikistan has held elections and has begun to embrace its past as a meeting ground between ... more »
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Turkmenistan is one of the most unique countries imaginable and is growing in popularity among travelers seeking to leave the beaten paths for exciting travels to distant and exotic locations. Prepare for a vacation like no other you've ... more »
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In the steppes of Asia lies a country that time seems to have forgotten. The sweeping high plains of Mongolia seem better suited to horses and nomadic bands of people than to automobiles and trendy boutiques. Only in the city of Ulaanbaatar will ... more »
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Vietnam surprises visitors with lovely natural settings including beaches, forests and deltas. Vietnam is experiencing a cultural rebirth, and, for many tourists, the newly restored historical sites are astounding... more »
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In the heart of the Middle East, Ashgabat Turkmenistan lies north of Iran and Afghanistan. It is not a very big country and consists of mostly desert. It was once a part of the Persian empire and the USSR... more »
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Astana became the new capital of Kazakhstan in 1998 and has become central for government organizations, diplomatic addresses and hundreds of joint venture companies. Now known for Sacha Cohen's alter ego, Borat, Astana was once deemed the ... more »
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Azerbaijan shares borders with Armenia, Georgia, Iran, Russia and Turkey. Azerbaijan is a state that does not get on well with its neighbor, Armenia. Its primary cities of Baku, the capital, as well as Sumqayit and Sheki are the main metropolitan ... more »