asia

All Asia-bound travelers need some guidance before tackling the largest and most populous continent on Earth.

6 Common Driving Mistakes The Rest Of The World Does, Except Dubai
The road network in Dubai–and the UAE as a whole–is a mix of macadam/asphalt/tarmac, putting on a well-prepared sand foundation that creates a delightful driving surface. Though it might tempt you to rev up your vehicle or race with supercars who travel on the same road, keep in mind that Dubai imposes strict road safety regulations. Here are common mistakes drivers worldwide make, but you should never do when driving in Dubai.
By haiden5 years ago in Wander
My Adventure in India
India is an exotic land to outsiders. My perception of India was shaped by stories and movies like the Jungle Book and Indiana Jones. My father, an immigrant from India, had told me stories of his homeland, and I remember asking him once if he ate monkey brains. The question did not amuse my father, yet he shared stories of his childhood and heroes from Indian lore, such as the Monkey God named Hanuman. His stories always fascinated me, and I wondered what an adventure to India would be like one day. Thankfully, I was fortunate enough to travel and experience adventures in India with my father. The one adventure that comes to mind involved getting lost around a forested mountain, a failed hunt, and a conversation with a dog.
By Chad Pillai5 years ago in Wander
Hokkaido people always go on a long journey in pursuit of the light in their lives
The heavy snow in my heart is my winter memory On that day, the oblique light was a spilled can of sparkling amber maple syrup. The clouds were just as wet as the fresh cherry clams, and the mountains were stained with peach Fei like rouge on the cheeks of girls. The bay is calm and calm, just like the mirror of the lost goddess.
By Lido Hairyes5 years ago in Wander
How to Spend a Day in Oman
Oman isn’t often cited as a popular travel destination. However, the country has much to offer. Its friendly people, food, and culture are a few reasons why a tourist should visit this Gulf nation. You cannot explore everything Oman has to offer during the course of a day. But if that’s all you have, with a bit of planning, you can make the most of it.
By traveltheworld world5 years ago in Wander
Journey to China
I possess a love of travel. My journey began long before it started, in university. All told me to go to China if I wanted to learn Chinese, and most importantly Beijing, where they speak the same dialect I was studying.
By Darryl Pearce5 years ago in Wander
Can China still lead the world in tech without a new Jack Ma?
Several tech companies have been investigated in the past few months over alleged monopolistic behavior or other breaches of consumer rights. The ongoing probe — which President Xi Jinping has personally endorsed as necessary to maintain "social stability" — has led to record fines for some tech titans and massive overhauls for others. More than $600 billion has been wiped off the value of the biggest tech stocks in recent months.
By sunil kumar5 years ago in Wander
The Land of Tourism - Thailand
Thailand has a history and culture of more than 700 years, formerly known as Siam. In 1238, the Sukhothai Dynasty was established, which began to form a relatively unified country.It experienced the Sukhothai Dynasty, the Taitung Dynasty, the Thunburi Dynasty and the Bangkok Dynasty.
By Tim Yin5 years ago in Wander
Ten Striking Things About Japan
At a time when I expect there will be a large influx of foreigners for the Olympics, it seems timely to point out a few things you can expect to see
By Liam Ireland5 years ago in Wander
Best Things You Should Do In Kuala Lumpur
1. KLCC Known as the renowned twin pinnacle, KLCC is the must-go-place when you come here. A ton of public transportation that the guest can take to come here (LRT,Rapidbus, or even the free transport Go KL! ). This twin pinnacles offers you a great deal of shopping places here. Additionally, remember to look at the Petronas display and the wonderful park outside the pinnacle. Ensure, you get the odds to watch the melodic wellspring.
By Tim Yin5 years ago in Wander
The Wall
I’ve travelled to China 5 times in my life and all of those trips hold special significance. My first trip, in 2002, was special for two reasons. First, it was my first time on an overseas trip but second and more important was the fact that I met my future wife on that trip.
By Gerald Holmes5 years ago in Wander
Journey to China
I possess a love of travel. My journey began long before it started, in university. All told me to go to China if I wanted to learn Chinese, and most importantly Beijing, where they speak the same dialect I was studying.
By Darryl Pearce5 years ago in Wander
Crazy Trees, Monks and Chicken Curry
When you consider Cambodia, is the primary picture that flies into your brain that of a hot and moist wilderness of a nation, sandwiched among Thailand and Vietnam? Possibly you review Cambodia with its checkered past, or maybe it's basically a country you know almost no about. On the off chance that you or somebody you know experienced childhood during the 60's, maybe the main idea that rings a bell is a conflict torn country that is likely best to keep away from out and out - even today. That is how it was with this creator, until everything changed.
By Tim Yin5 years ago in Wander