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The following is a collection of travel adventures through Central and East Asian countries. Throughout history Asia has been the cradle of civilization fostering the roots of all the world’s major established religions and long standing cultures. Therefore, it was with great interest that I studied the religion, politics, history and ecology of all the Asian travel destinations that I visited. As a result, this Asia travelogue is a combination of book learning fortified by personal experience and travel photography.
While attending the local ice festival we also visited the Harbin Siberian Tiger Park. Indeed, the Siberian Tiger Park in Harbin is the world’s largest. Conveniently, this unique Harbin attraction Continue Reading →
Several friends had recommended that I visit Harbin’s world famous ice festival in China’s Northern Heilongjiang Province. The main attraction there is the Harbin Ice and Snow World “city of Continue Reading →
I must admit, going on the Halong Bay Cruise was 100% my girlfriend’s idea. Fortunately, this turned out well and it was loads of fun. We took a private Halong Continue Reading →
The Bao Trang Sand Dunes are part of the Binh Thuan Desert which is located in Binh Thuan Province. The capital city of the province is Phan Thiet. Located nearby Continue Reading →
Ak Sai Glacier Basin is part of the Ala Archa National Park which is part of the Tian Shan Mountain range. The Tian Shan mountain range is the largest mountain Continue Reading →
Bishkek is the capital city of Kyrgyzstan and it is located on the northern border, very close to neighboring Kazakhstan. The city has wide boulevards and that adds a very Continue Reading →
The Langkawi Islands are part of Kedah State in the NW section of peninsular Malaysia. In total, the archipelago makes up 99 islands. However, only 4 of the islands are Continue Reading →
Located in front of the Batu Caves is one of the world’s most famous Hindu Statues outside India. This would be the giant 42 meter tall golden statue of Lord Continue Reading →
The featured Laos community development project is based in the rural village of Baan Ka Touat located in southwestern Laos. However, Ka Touat is actually 2 villages merged into one. Continue Reading →
Nong Tae is a rural village located between Pakse and Champasak in Southern Laos. The village population is 2,653 and the residents support themselves with subsistence farming and casual work Continue Reading →