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globalodyssey says:
the temples at angkor are astounding... plunge into this extraordinary and singular world. immerse yourself in this timeless gem, truly one of the wonders of the world...enormous sprawl of finely preserved temples covering many many kilometers.
the cambodian people are incredibly warm, open an…
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mickeyd302 says:
Our main goal for the day was to see the fire temple in Suraxani. There is a lot of uncertainty as far as its exact history. Some historians believe that the site was sacred to the Zoroastrians (some believe that Zoroastrianism was the first monothesist religions in the world) as early as the 6th …
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aisha758 says:
i have been to this temple at least 5 times already, the first time i when here is just a random pick from the map of bangkok, but i never imagine it will grant my wishes....my first time there, i made a wish, that if given a chance to come back to bangkok, i said i will not miss not to visit & pray…
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mfmcp1982 says:
Ayutthaya was the capital of Thailand from 1350 to 1767, and is a great place to visit on a day trip from Bangkok.
We were bussed there and sailed back along the Chao Praya River into the centre of Bangkok.
Bang Pa-In on the way is definitely worth a stop too...it's a former Summer Palace of t…
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1agrace says:
Cathedral. Books do not indicate any original date of construction for the Igraje de Se except for some traces of history indicating the creation of a solid brick structure sometime in 1622 and some repairs made in 1743. During a major restoration of the Cathedral in 1780, its religious services wer…
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newtampo says:
Nhi Hao!!
Everytime I think about food, one of my favorite places to fill my stomache is China Town.
Yaowarat or China town starts from the China Gate to the main road. It's an another shopping area, chinese food, souvenirs, gold shops, forgotten temples, exotic markets where you can find foo…
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droonsta says:
Phnom Penh is rather a small city compared to it's neighbours and other Asian countries. However Phnom Penh is still unique and charming. It lacks the modern day sky scraper but the Government are currently working with international companies to improve and expand Phnom Penh.
So if you wanted to…
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Syl080770 says:
When visiting the Angkor temples we've met a fantastic tuktuk driver. He's studied to be a guide but since a license constst $2.000 that's no option for him. So he's an unofficial guide, BUT; he used to be a police officer, he know's all guards and police men guarding the temples, so could enter the…
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jaynes26april says:
The Monastery of Ten Thousand Buddhas is way up on a cliff in the New Territories town of Sha Tin. In fact to reach the site you must climb labouriously up 400 old stone steps. As Hong Kong is always so humid, you sweat profusely, so it almost becomes like a sweat lodge expe…
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Reytschel says:
Bali is beautiful! My first time in Asia!
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Deannimal says:
About 70 miles northeast of the large Angkor Wat complex lies the ancient capitol of the Angkor civilization. Koh Ker, the ancient Angkor city, was only used for several decades before the capitol was moved to the bigger, grander site of Angkor Wat.
Although Koh Ker is a smaller site it has many…
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Faeimm says:
The alarm went off at 2:45 am - time to wake up! Armed with pillows, breakfast boxes and pullovers, we boarded our 3:15 am bus an headed north towards Safaga. Three hours and 12 pit-stops (to pick up other Luxor "pilgrims") later, we entered the bus convoy terminal where we transferred to the "1-day…
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Eric says:
The Roman Forum doesn't look like much when you first see it, because most of it is in ruins, but when you consider the fact so much remains after thousands of years, it is pretty spectacular. The forum was the central gathering point for religion, commerce, and civic administration. Be sure to ch…
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aussielivinginjapan says:
Nara makes for a great day trip from Kyoto. Nara was the orginal capital of Japan.
The main sight in Nara is Nara Deer park. Along the walk to Nara park there are several places to stop off and see.
Kofukuji (five storey pagoda) is one of the main sights along the way to stop and see it was…
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geokid says:
Tikal is one of the largest archaeological sites and urban centers of the Mesoamerican Maya civilization. It is located in the archaeological region of the Petén Basin in what is now northern Guatemala. Situated in the department of El Petén at Latutude 17°13′19″N, Longitude 89°37′22″W. …
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Deannimal says:
In the northern Peten region of Guatemala, one of the largest Mayan cities was discovered in the late 1960s. It is larger than Tikal but sees a fraction of the tourists. The biggest obstacle to the tourist track is the fact that to get there one must either take a helicopter or walk through sub …
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alicesmorrison says:
My trips to China have always been a wild experience mixed with excitement and confusion. Beijing, with its different foods, exciting culture, and sights such as the Great Wall, Ming Tombs, the Forbidden City and the Summer Palace is just breathtaking. I highly recommend to be adventurous and do you…
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Doc_Zenith says:
The Higashiyama Youth Hostel is located on the east side of Kyoto, nearby a lot of its impressive temples like the Kiyomizu and Daigo-ji temples. It also has a subwaystation within a 1 minute walk (Tozai line), which connects you easily with the Nijo-jo castle, the imperial palace, the Kyoto trainst…
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Nomad9889 says:
Lonely Planet told me that a trip to Abu Simbel was easily the highlight of any trip to Egypt. I want put out some information to help you decide whether or not the hike is worth it.
First of all, it is indeed a hike. I took a hotel sponsored van which was part of the first daily convoy to Abu …
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