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MKPolishPrincess says:
Bangkok has to be one of the most interesting places to shop. It can be as easy as visiting an extravagant mall to something as intense as the JJ Weekend Market or even shopping off the streets. If you love to shop then you've found your paradise - kind of. Don't let all the sale s...
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yellowbird says:
The fireworks of Taipei 101 in the New Years eve is the best in the world!! A Taiwan MUST SEE! Even Taiwanese love to invite friends to share the crazy beautiful moment of the count down on the last day of the year! But you have to arrive there early....The traffic nearby will be a mess! (And you do...
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pocahontas69 says:
What can I say about my introductory experience to Asia. Thailand was everything i thought it would be and more. If you don't mind sharing the uneven and dusty roads with armour plated cockroaches that trundle along the gutters like over cooked, heavy old men, and you can see beyond the claustrophob...
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brownh27 says:
Sarlat has a fab market open every Wednesday and Saturday. You need to get there early, otherwise be prepared for lots of crowds. The market is spread throughout Sarlat and it is worth exploring all the different areas and their sideroads.
There are a variety of stools and something for everyone...
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smhirsch says:
Every year from late August until Labor Day, the New York State Fair is held for 12 days in Syracuse, NY. Seeing as I go to school at Syracuse University, and that I keep receiving free tickets because I'm an Orientation Leader, I've gone the past 3 years. However, if you're not lucky enough to g...
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easyjobrob says:
I love travelling in China, yes, yes I know all about the human rights etc.. but you really must get there and see it before capitalism and the olympics destroys it..anyway, more of that in later posts and reviews. Despite my dislike of the capitalisation of China this post is about one of the most ...
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niki1013 says:
Oh I can spend hours browsing savers' racks. Sooooooo many clothes grouped by size. I found many great warm jumpers for my trip to the UK here - all for under $6!! and a few pairs of jeans as well. I think I may struggle to pay full price for clothes again. I have shopped at the Savers in Dandenong ...
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blondofborg says:
Well worth a wander, and a lot easier to navigate than similar markets in say, Bangkok. Offerings are somewhat homogenised and the whole place starts to feel a little indistinct after a while. But still there are some good buys to be found here. Don't expect great quality and do be prepared to ba...
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maxcw says:
To enter St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City, one of the key attractions in Rome, you must wear close-toed shoes. Men must wear long pants and women cannot wear mini-skirts or let their shoulders be showing too much.
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lukeinbkk says:
On the look out for cheap fake items in Bangkok? Look no further, MBK and Jatuchak weekend market is the place for you to go. They offer a variety of things from clothing, accessories, jewelry, shoes, socks etc. Anything that you could possibly want in fake, its all there. The best thing about it is...
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