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Ho Chi Minh City, or Saigon as it is still known to most Vietnamese people, is a buzzing, modern metropolis with a fascinating but sad recent history... read more »
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Idyllic mini parcels of paradise in the Indian Ocean, total escapism guaranteed. And Thudufushi Resort will even appeal to those who have trouble contemplating a week of slothfulness...... read more »
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Hopping between five different ports in North Asia on The Love (To Eat and Drink) Boat, it dawns on me that I cruise, therefore I am... read more »
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Hue, the ancient former capital and residence of Emperors, is a perfect location to explore the cultural heart and soul of Vietnam... read more »
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Long sandy beaches, fringed with trees, aquamarine seas, picturesque long tailed boats, clear water and sun, sun, sun. Koh Lipe is a jewel in the Andaman Sea... read more »
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Often called Little Lhasa owning to its Tibetan population, McLeodganj--in Dharamsala, India--is an unexpectedly charming town brimming with warm people and the vibrant display of a rich culture
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Want to go to Beijing but not sure where to start or what to see? Check out this brief lowdown on the cheapest way to see the best that China's capital has to offer... read more »
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Visit Uncle Ho's Palace, explore the chaotic streets and then drink a 30p beer or glass of weasel poo coffee (it's what you think it is!). Insane Saigon tantalises your senses... and your tastebuds... read more »
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For a backpacker arriving in Tokyo, there is nothing like a visit to Tsukiji fish market for getting to know Japanese culture. Bloody, frenetic, vast and confusing, it is an essential rite of passage... read more »
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For her, the goal was seeing baby orang-utans in the wild. For him, it was riding on a working relic of British railway history. On a wedding-anniversary trip to Borneo, one couple achieved both
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On the sunrise coast of the Gulf of Siam sits Hua Hin, one of Thailand’s hidden gems, where the Thai royal family have a summer palace right on the beach.... read more »
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From traditional shrines and temples to Vegas-style hotels, the former Portuguese colony of Macau has lots to offer visitors... read more »
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Despite mass tourism overrunning Siem Reap, the province is still one of the poorest in Cambodia. Now several hotels have pledged to help communities fight back against poverty... read more »
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The island of Penang combines the diverse cultures of China, Malaysia and India with the history of the British Empire among beautiful architecture and sandy beaches.... read more »
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Explore new and ancient locations hidden within the chaotic and fascinating metropolis that is China's Shanghai... read more »
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The South Korean capital of Seoul may be Asia's best-kept secret but its 12 million residents are happy to share its yin and yang sides, from spiritual temples to futuristic toilet seats
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Hong Kong is a unique place where east meets west and modernity subtly blends with tradition. Many of the city's attractions can be done for free and others cost just a few HK dollars... read more »
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Against a backdrop of smiling people and gentle chaos, Sri Lanka boasts ancient history, as well as modern all-inclusive beach resorts. But focus on the accessible wildlife - you won't be disappointed... read more »
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The exchange rate may not be as favourable as it once was but head to the Thai capital of Bangkok and not only will you find a dizzying array of shopping options, you’ll still find plenty of bargains... read more »
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Hong Kong is full of busy worker bees by day - but it really comes alive after dusk... read more »
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