| Asia
- Bahrain |
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Living
in Bahrain by Rhiannon Williamson
The Kingdom of Bahrain basks
in the warm, clear and calm waters of the Persian Gulf and is an incredibly
prosperous and multi cultural country becoming increasingly popular with
professional expatriates seeking well paying employment in a low taxation
country where the standard of living in Bahrain is incredibly high and
the local people are liberal and tolerant towards other cultures.... |
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| Asia
- Bangladesh |
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A
trip to Bangladesh by Paul Everton
A new state for an old nation,
Bangladesh has a culture that encompasses factors both old and new. The
Bangla language boasts a rich literary inheritance, which Bangladesh shares
with the Indian state of West Bengal... |
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History
Of Bangladesh by Josiah William
Bangladesh, named after
Bangla (Bengali), the language of most of its inhabitants other than a
few small ethnic or tribal people, a small in area but large in population
South-Asian country.... |
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Visit
Dhaka's impressive Lalbagh Fort by Elisha Burberry
Once described by ex-Monty
Python star and globalexplorer Michael Palin as "like Venice on speed",
Dhaka has long been the subject of fascination with both travellers and
historians in South Asia.... |
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Asia
- Cambodia |
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Cambodia
- The Happiest Country in Asia by Rick Chapo
Given the recent history
of Cambodia, you might wonder why I refer to it as the happiest place on
earth. Well, there is a real reason if you understand what happy means
in Cambodian slang.... |
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Scuba
Diving in Cambodia, More Fish & Less Divers! by Fred
Tittle
If there is a saying that
would speak the loudest for Cambodia diving it would be More Fish &
Less Divers. If you look at a map of South East Asia, Cambodia is surrounded
by great scuba diving... |
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Visit
Cambodia by Paul Everton
Cambodia has an range of
almost 181,040 square kms (69,900 sq. mi), sharing an 800 kilometre (500
mi) perimeter by applying Thailand on the north & west, a 541 kilometre
(306 mi) borderline by having Laos on the northeast, and a 1,228 kilometer
(763 mi) borderline by getting Vietnam on the east and southeast.... |
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| Asia
- China (Republic of China) |
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Your
China Travel Guide: How to discover the wonders of China
by Lola Adewoyin
Planning a tour to China,
the largest and oldest country in the world is truly a must for anyone
who wants to experience a unique travel adventure. China is known to have
an ancient civilization which dates back to some thousand years ago and
this is one of the reasons why China has a rich and unique culture full
of historical values.... |
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Synopsis
of the Great Wall of China by A Ali
One of the greatest wonders
of the world, the Great Wall of China is the longest and the most symbolic
man-made structures ever made. It is one of the gigantic building projects
ever planned and carried out. Ever since it was built, it has become a
travel icon of China attracting millions of visitors from all over the
world every year.... |
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Travel
Articles About China by Jovencio Serdeniola
Geography - Cradle
of civilization started in China long time ago. The large part of the country
is mountainous and the three principal ranges are: Tien Shan, Kunlun Chain
and Tans-Himalaya. In the southwest is Tibet, which China took over
in 1950.... |
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| Asia
- Hong Kong |
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Hong
Kong Shopping - What are the best buys? by Anna Yuen
Shopping in Hong Kong is
going to be an incredible experience. Hong Kong shopping is famous for
its competitive prices and enormous product varieties. Hong Kong imposes
no import tax, no sales tax or value added tax. You can buy the hottest,
trendiest and newest items at highly competitive prices.... |
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| Asia
- India |
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Cuisines
of India by india_insideout
India is happily remembered
by travellers for its wide range of ethnic dishes. The Indian cuisines,
which are mostly distinguished depending on the use of vegetables and spices,
also offer a huge variety of local cooking styles... |
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Holidays
in India by india_insideout
India has fascinated travellers
for ages. Over the last two years, the country has shown a growth of 45.5
percent in the tourist inflow and the number of travellers arriving in
India is sure to swell in the years to come as well. |
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India
: Where a Fantasy comes alive by Michael Braganza
Panoramic landscapes, sun
washed golden beaches, snow-clad mountain peaks, blazing deserts, timeless
monuments & tradition of bygone era, roaring waves, shimmering sand,
enticing flora and fauna, gay & colourful fair and festivals, exotic
handicrafts, roaring water falls amidst majestic peaks.. |
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Travel
India to rediscover its real treasure of Adventures by
Michael Braganza
Indian tourism industry
is very lively and profitable due to an addition of foreign tourists' every
year and increasing gradually. Today India is a very famous tourist destination
abroad due to the policies of government... |
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Tourists
Attractions in Agra by Vinay Chaubey
Agra is famous as being
home to one of the Seven Wonders of the World - the Taj Mahal. The architectural
splendor of the mausoleums, the fort and the palaces is a vivid remainder
of the mausoleums, the fort and the palaces is a vivid reminder of the
capital in the 16th and early 17th centuries... |
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Tourist
Attractions in Bangalore by Vinay Chaubey
Bangalore, the capital city
of Karnataka, is a veritable melting pot of various races and cultures.
This Garden City has well - laid out parks, gardens, long avenues of blossoming
trees and salubrious climate. .. |
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Cheap
Flights To Goa, Kolkata, Amritsar, Ahmedabad, New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore,
Chennai by Mridu Sinha
Take a trip to vibrant,
colourful India for the holiday of a lifetime! Book your discounted air
fares on line now and receive discounts immediately! Fly into the main
hubs of Delhi or Mumbai and then take connecting flights or trains into
the rest of India... |
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Goa
Travel Guide by Vinay Chaubey
Variously known as "Rome
of the East", "Tourist Paradise" and "Pearl of the Orient", the state of
Goa is located on the western coast of India in the coastal belt known
as Konkan.... |
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Newbie's
Guide to Goa by Michael Braganza
Goa is a vacation paradise,
rightly said. Located in South Western India, it is famous for three Ss:
Sand, Surf and Sea. Never ending stretch of sandy beaches, water sports,
flamboyant life style, British reminiscent, history, fairs and festivals
make Goa the best, yet economical vacation spot... |
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Jaipur
Travel Guide by Vinay Chaubey
This famous city is the
capital of Rajasthan and has earned universal renown as the "Pink City",
and pink it is, with beautiful constructed palaces, havelis and forts.
Tall, rugged men with handle-bar whiskers sport bright pink turbans.... |
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Jodhpur
Travel Guide by Vinay Chaubey
Jodhpur is the second largest
city in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It was formerly the seat of a princely
state of the same name, also known as Marwar. Jodhpur is a popular tourist
destination, featuring many beautiful palaces, forts and temples, apart
from a stark, scenic desert landscape... |
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Kerala
Honeymoon Tour: A tour for honeymoon in Green Paradise
by Michael Braganza
After wedding, honeymoon
is one of the most memorable moments of one's life. Coupes want to go to
the honeymoon destination which offers them wonderful memories to treasure
for a lifetime. But where to go is very important.... |
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Kolkata
Travel Guide by Vinay Chaubey
Kolkata is the largest metropolis
in India, Calcutta is a vibrant city on the move, volatile and unpredictable.
The Gateway to India, till 1912, and the capital of the Raj in India, it
still bears the Victorian imprint on its streets and structures.... |
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Mumbai
Travel Guide by Vinay Chaubey
Mumbai was given by Portuguese
as dowry to Charles II of England when he married Catherine. The group
of seven islands was leased to the East India Company who offered freedom
of business and religion to persons who came and settled here. Initially
a few Parsis and Gujarati came but soon a sizeable population began to
thrive here.... |
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Delhi
Travel Guide by Vinay Chaubey
One of the most fascinating
aspects of Delhi is the "visibility" of its historic past. Were it not
for the demands of urbanization, large portions of the city could well
be earmarked as archaeological parks... |
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| Asia
- Indonesia - Bali |
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Travel
To Bali, Indonesia by Criss Lee
Traveling to Indonesia is
definitely a trip you will never forget. Plan for a long ride to get there,
as it is a 31 hour flight from New York. Bali is a wonderful area with
an array of fun filled activities to choose from. It is the main tourist
area of Indonesia... |
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Kuta
Beach by Webkios.info
Kuta Beach is the most visited
place by the tourists. Kuta is located in Badung regency, about 20 - 30
minutes from Denpasar and 10 - 15 minutes from the Ngurah Rai Airport -
Tuban. It has white sands, great waves for surfers, amazing daily sunset
view, suits for sunbath, take the air, swimming, and various kind of activities.... |
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Secluded
Bali Hideaways by Dave Waldheim
Driving down any country
road in Bali will be an interesting experience. For visitors that like
to get out of the touristic developed areas this will be the right choice.
Self-drive is the way to go for Bali visitors that want to really explore
the island and spend the night or multiple nights at new and different
destinations... |
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Where
To Go Scuba Diving In Bali by Chris Chew
The tropical Indonesian
island of Bali is still attracts millions of tourists every year. Tourists
on vacations to Bali are attracted by the mystique, charms and allure of
the predominantly traditional Hindu culture, spectacular tropical jungles,
mountains and beautiful beaches. Many tourists especially from nearby Australia
and Singapore travel to Bali for scuba Diving... |
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Do
Not Miss Beautiful Ubud For Your Bali Vacation by Made
Dertha
... Ubud has much
to offer; from its stunning panorama of Ayung River valley and the terraces
rice filed, its most talented artist, its typical traditional market and
myriad of shops that line the road is a heaven for shopping, its undying
culture, its serene environs and plentiful of nice small hotels and restaurants
and many more.... |
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| Asia
- Japan |
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6
Types of Accommodations For Travelers to Japan by Sammy
Ho
The accommodation cost in
Japan is very expensive. Self-service travelers may find that Japan gets
the highest accommodation charges in the world. In addition to the language
problems, it would be quite difficult for many travelers to travel in Japan.... |
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Hiroshima:
It's more than a mushroom cloud by Barry Hooper
The name "Hiroshima" usually
conjures up a picture of the mushroom cloud that rose from the devastated
city on August 6, 1945. It was the first time an atomic bomb had been employed
over a populated area, and it hastened the end of World War II. But today's
Hiroshima is a bustling city of a million people that boasts some of Japan's
most well-known tourist attractions...... |
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Japanese
Geisha by Shane Yen
Japanese Geisha have their
roots in female entertainers such as the Saburuko of the 7th century. Japanese
Geishas performs for the nobility and concubines to the emperor. The first
walled-in pleasure quarters were built in Japan in the 16th century. In
the Japanese culture, they were modeled after those of Ming Dynasty China... |
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Mount
Fuji, the sleeping volcano by Derek Miller
Mount Fuji or Fujisan is
Japan's highest mountain. The peak lies at 3776 meters which translates
to 12,388ft. Its conical form, often snow-capped can be seen from both
Tokyo and Yokohama providing of course the weather is clear. The shape
is the clue, because Fuji, the Spiritual Mountain is a volcano... |
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The
Wonderful World of Sushi by Maxine Glass
Unless you live in a cave
somewhere in Saskatchewan, you've probably noticed the recent trend of
sushi restaurants popping up all over the major cities of the world (no
offense to anyone living in Saskatchewan, of course). The raw fish craze
has become the subject of countless restaurant reviews and uber-trendy
"it" spots giving the Japanese staple food quite a bit of attention... |
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Sapporo
Japan - An Introduction by Jason A. Martin
I don't know about you,
but when I hear about Sapporo, the first thing that comes to mind is beer.
I'm a long time Sushi eater and Sapporo is my beer of choice when eating.
What you might have not known is that there's an actual city in Japan called
Sapporo. In fact, that's where the beer comes from. Sapporo is a perfect
place for making beer... |
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Interesting
and offbeat places to visit in Tokyo by Michael Henry
Not everyone visiting Japan
is interested in the temples and museums. Sometimes to get to understand
a culture you need to go beyond the places suggested by your guidebook.
If you are looking for some strange and quirky things to see and do in
Tokyo, read on for some ideas.... |
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Travel
Tokyo Japan by Paul Everton
Tokyo is a location where
the urgent rhythms of consumer culture collide with the quieter moments
that linger from older customs. It's feverish madness leavened by the most
Zenic of calmnesses.... |
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