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This is post 39 of 121 in the series “Hong Kong” Born and bred in Hong Kong – I have finally moved back to my home town after my 12 years stunt as a student in the UK. In a city of 7 million people, living in this metropolis is kind of like living in […]
Category Archives: Asia
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This is post 10 of 42 in the series “Thailand” Thailand is like a rite of passage for everyone. The land of smiles is also the land of cheap and amazing Thai massages, delicious street food, and many national parks and historic monuments. From temple hopping to trekking to find the largest flower in the […]
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This is post 2 of 2 in the series “Myanmar” Myanmar is an up and coming southeast Asia destination that’s less explored than most. A Buddhist country that only recently open its door to tourism, you can see another side of Buddhism along with friendly local and tasty food. Ultimate Guide on what to do […]
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This is post 4 of 10 in the series “Laos” Laos is not as popular as its neighbours but it is a more laidback, off the beaten path country worth a isit Luang Prabang with the famous waterfall and historic UNESCO heritage old town, Vang Vieng surrounded by limestone cliffs, and the Luang Namtha region […]
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This is post 9 of 42 in the series “Thailand” Thailand is like a rite of passage for everyone. The land of smiles is also the land of cheap and amazing Thai massages, delicious street food, and many national parks and historic monuments. From temple hopping to trekking to find the largest flower in the […]
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This is post 8 of 42 in the series “Thailand” Thailand is like a rite of passage for everyone. The land of smiles is also the land of cheap and amazing Thai massages, delicious street food, and many national parks and historic monuments. From temple hopping to trekking to find the largest flower in the […]
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This is post 3 of 10 in the series “Laos” Laos is not as popular as its neighbours but it is a more laidback, off the beaten path country worth a isit Luang Prabang with the famous waterfall and historic UNESCO heritage old town, Vang Vieng surrounded by limestone cliffs, and the Luang Namtha region […]
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This is post 2 of 10 in the series “Laos” Laos is not as popular as its neighbours but it is a more laidback, off the beaten path country worth a isit Luang Prabang with the famous waterfall and historic UNESCO heritage old town, Vang Vieng surrounded by limestone cliffs, and the Luang Namtha region […]
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This is post 1 of 10 in the series “Laos” Laos is not as popular as its neighbours but it is a more laidback, off the beaten path country worth a isit Luang Prabang with the famous waterfall and historic UNESCO heritage old town, Vang Vieng surrounded by limestone cliffs, and the Luang Namtha region […]
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This is post 18 of 29 in the series “Vietnam” Vietnam has become a favourite country of mine not only because it’s cheaper than Thailand, but also because of its unique mix of Chinese, Viet, and Champa influence. Vietnamese cuisine is one of my top favourite things as is their tea culture, not to mention […]
