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83Vietnamese Coffee
Vietnamese coffee shops are more than a place to get your caffeine buzz. As with coffee shops in many other countries, the socializing is as much a part of the coffee drinking experience as the coffee itself....
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75Ipoh: The Best Food in Malaysia
Ipoh is a former boomtown that is now experiencing a population decline. When its mining industry shuttered its windows. Still, Ipoh remains one of the largest cities in Malaysia. It is especially known for...
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81Ho Chi Minh City's Street Food
Vietnam’s street food is some of the best in the world. The options are endless and the dishes timeless. Even simply simplest fruit dish or baguette has a twist in this country. And, of course, being...
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80Ayuthaya, Thailand's Ancient City
Until the later part of the 18th century, Ayuthaya was at the center of Thailand. Today, the old capital is a destination for thai and foreign tourists alike. The now quiet city’s aged temples are a...
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80Getting around Hong Kong
Hong Kong is one of the most densely populated places on the planet. Getting around the city can appear to be a daunting proposition, but, all things considered, it is really not, as long as one keeps a few...
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80China's Weather
China has as many climates as the U.S. Choosing how to pack or when to travel depends on where in The Middle Kingdom you plan to go. The Northern regions of the country can get extremely cold in winter...
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76Dalat: Vietnam's Mountain Town
Once called “Little Paris” by the French colonists who founded it, Da Lat is now known for its beautiful mountain scenery and delightfully cool mountain weather. Though not quite on par with Nha...
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77Visiting Yogyakarta, Indonesia
While much of Indonesia has its eyes on the future, Yogyakarta is one place where the past exists alongside the modern. Those seeking to visit exotic and soulful Java will find what they have been dreaming...
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78Getting Around in Bangkok
Getting around in any crowded urban area can be challenging. Bangkok, Thailand is no exception. In its past, the city was navigated by a series of canals. When roads became necessary, it seems little heed...
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