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The Real India: Experience the Subcontinent from the Driver’s Seat of an Autorickshaw

The “Amazing Race” suddenly doesn’t look all that amazing compared to this long distance race in India’s infamous tiny taxi-type vehicles, as Chelsea Kot explains.

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Visiting the World’s Highest Stupa – Famen, China

Michael Kan took a day-trip from Xi’an to visit what’s said to be the world’s highest stupa, and finds plenty of reasons why a quick trip wasn’t enough.

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Unique Tips for Travelling Through Laos

Laos has some interesting quirks compared to its Southeast Asian neighbors. Charlotte Baird has traveled extensively through the region, and shares helpful advice for this country.

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Mongolia for Beginners – Much More Than Expected

Marco De Oliveira was glad to be leaving the misery of Russia, the depressing faces, the smog and vodka. They were so happy to be going to a place that time has forgotten. His mind was filled with images of the magnificent hordes, tearing down the steppes of Mongolia.

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Train Travel in India: Important Tips and Advice From a Local

Many travelers to India struggle with train travel and go for luxury class whenever possible. Amrith Sudhakaran is from India and has traveled extensively on trains, and he offers expert advice on how to go about it and which comforts to skip for a better experience.

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8 Great Spots To Watch Sunset In Australasia

Looking for a gorgeous spot to watch the sun sink below the horizon while in Asia or Australia? Or would you like to see 8 awesome photos of that anyway? Kelvin Lim helps us out here.

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Thai Food in Thailand: A Guide for the Faint of Heart

If you are a fan of Thai food at home, or even if you aren’t, it’s helpful to know that Thai food in Thailand can be quite different. Chabli Bravo is living in Bangkok and she share’s her expert advice with us here.

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Just an Onsen – Matsuyama, Japan

As storied as Dogo Onsen’s history is, it’s still an onsen.

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Teaching English in Thailand: A Survival Guide

Thinking about teaching English in Thailand? Read this expert advice from Chabli Bravo and you’ll be well on your way.

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Thaipusam at the Batu Caves – Malaysia

January is an exciting time to visit Malaysia. Not only is it Chinese New Year, but you will be able to witness the astonishing Hindu Festival of Thaipusam. People pierce themselves with hooks and spikes to worship Lord Muruga.

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