Rainbow Village, Taiwan
You might be wondering what exactly Rainbow Village is. You might also be wondering why entire houses have bright smiling animals and other random objects painted on their walls – […]
You might be wondering what exactly Rainbow Village is. You might also be wondering why entire houses have bright smiling animals and other random objects painted on their walls – […]
Founded in 1350, Ayutthaya was the flourishing capital of Siam (later named Thailand) for over 400 years, until the middle of the 18th century. It is said to have been […]
Situated on the southern tip of South Korea, the small city of Tongyeong is desirable for its mild climate (ranging from 2 to 27°C) and coastal scenery. Located a 5-hour […]
Located in the south of South Korea are hundreds of islands providing spectacular scenery. One of these islands, Somaemuldo, is one of the most popular in the region. Its close […]
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An increasingly popular city, Hong Kong was the 9th most visited destination in the world in 2014. Hong Kong is officially listed as an autonomous territory of China and it […]
Best known as the real life inspiration for the ‘floating peaks’ in Avatar, the mountains in Zhangjiajie are a tremendous site to behold! In total, there are 200 peaks surrounded […]
Located in western China and the capital of the Sichuan province, Chengdu has a population of 14- million people and it is the fifth largest city in China. Home to […]
I can’t say I saw much of the city of Lesean, so we’ll stick to the main reason people come here. The Lesean Giant Buddha! The Buddha is a 71-meter! […]
Located in the north central part of China, Xi’an is the starting point of the Silk Road – the ancient network of routes connecting the East and West – and […]