In the bustling metropolis of Hong Kong I have seen beautiful modern buildings, endless walks in nature, beautiful ancient temples, wonderful shopping and partying. Hong Kong is a top destination throughout the year due to its rich history and diversity of cultures, and Hong Kong is a unique blend of the East and West. This ensures that Hong Kong is one of the most visited cities in the world. What are facts about Hong Kong?
I have gathered 23 fun facts about Hong Kong!
Singapore is an island in South-east Asia, situated on the most southern part of the Malaysian peninsula. It is made up out of a couple of islands and is a very popular tourist destination. Singapore has grown out to be one of the most inhabited and one of the most prosperous countries in the world. This city has a perfect infrastructure and is one of the safest cities in the world and is also a shopping paradise. I have gathered some fun facts about Singapore which you don’t know!
16 fun facts about Singapore!
Koh Kood, also known as Koh Kut, is an undiscovered island in Thailand. White beaches, pure nature and a clear sea, these are the characteristics of this undiscovered island. Koh Kood is only 23 km long and 9 km wide. The number of islands in Thailand with few tourists is getting smaller. Fortunately there are many rules regarding the construction and conservation of the nature at Koh Kood. The chance that Koh Kood will soon become a crowded tourist destination such as Koh Samui, Koh Phi Phi, Phuket or Hua Hin is relatively small. Visit Koh Kood, an undiscovered island in Thailand!
Spending a few days on this island is amazing!
I think India is a special country and you can not compare India with any other country in the world. India is definitely my favorite country in Southeast Asia! India is intimidating and the country overwhelms you. The amount of colors, smells, sounds, people and traffic is overwhelming and stimulates all your senses. But I also think this country is sensitive, colorful and mystical. What are fun facts about India?
I have collected 27 fun facts about the special country of India!
Almost 6.5 trillion GBP is lavished on travel and tourism each year, and India is quickly becoming one of the industry’s biggest attractions. The seventh largest country in the world, India is rich with culture and its own unique ways of life, some of which can come as a shock to the western tourist. This should by no means put you off visiting. There is so much to see and do in India and many tourists claim they return a ‘changed person’. India offers great value for money and visitors are welcomed by the warm hospitality of locals.
Here are five ways to best spend your time in this unique country.
The Indian takeaways that line the streets of western cities offer just a small representation of authentic Indian cuisine. Many Indian families do not have ovens in the home, particularly within the cities of Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata so street food is an important part of life here. As you wander the city streets, aromas of spices will leave your mouth watering.
There are some fantastic dishes to try such as kathi rolls, composed of a skewer roasted kebab wrapped with veg inside a paratha bread. Other popular foods include Naan breads and curries in the North of India, with rice, lentils and stews being more popular in the South.
The chance to attend an Indian Wedding is a once in a lifetime experience not to be missed. Weddings are a huge celebration in Indian and usually span over at least three days. Guests will attend in brightly coloured traditional dress to witness and take part in the various ceremonial rituals. Afterwards, you can expect further celebrations with food, music and bhangra dancing.
There are several iconic landmarks in India, including the famous Taj Mahal. The stunning white structure is a UNESCO world heritage site and one of the seven wonders of the world. This beautiful marble tomb was built in 1632 to honour the deceased favourite wife of Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan. Other iconic sites in India include the stunning hilltop Amber Palace that overlooks Maota Lake and the Ellora Caves of Maharashira.
When thinking of India, many people conjure images of either city slums or beautifully ornate temples. It is often forgotten that Indian is also home to some stunning beaches. In fact, India has 4,000 miles of coastline. Some of the most exotic beaches can be found in Goa, in the South West of the country. Palolem beach, Goa is a particular tourist hotspot, with its white sandy bay, coconut palms and colourful beach shacks.
In the West Indian city of Udaipur, you can find Animal Aid Unlimited, a sanctuary for injured and ill street-animals. From dogs to donkeys, cows and pigs, they all receive medical care and a home in this wonderful place. There are also several sanctuaries in India that care for wildlife such as tigers, leopards and elephants. Many of these sanctuaries allow you to get up close and personal with these magnificent creatures and play a part in their care.
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The Taj Mahal
Taipei is Taiwan‘s capital and largest city. Taipei offers a special mix of tradition and modernity. The easiest and cheapest way to move around in Taipei is by subway, i.e. the MRT (Mass Transit System). The stations are very clearly laid out and everything is indicated in both Chinese and English. What are the must do’s and places to visit in Taipei?
If you are going to Taipei soon, read up the 7 must do’s and places to visit in Taipei!
Singapore is a vibrant city full of cool sights! The city is a beautiful mix of old colonial buildings, modern new skyscrapers, temples and green parks. Singapore is a small country with only one city, but it is one of the richest countries in Southeast Asia and you will notice that when you get there. The location on the Strait of Melakka and the South China Sea have ensured that the port of Singapore is the largest in the whole region and this port has created a lot of economic prosperity. What are the best sights of Singapore?
There is a lot to see, experience and do in Singapore and these are the 13 best sights of Singapore!
Cambodia is located in the south of Southeast Asia and the country borders Thailand, Laos and Vietnam. It has a beautiful landscape with highlands and mountains and has a 443 kilometer long coastline along the Gulf of Thailand. Cambodia is the land of the impressive Angkor Wat temple, which is a silent witness of how inventive and artistic the people in Cambodia are. The recent history of Cambodia is intense and has left its mark in this beautiful country. However, I find that this fierce history contrasts sharply with the relaxed and calm atmosphere that now prevails. What are fun facts about Cambodia?
I have described 25 facts about Cambodia!
Thailand is a very beautiful country and many tourists visit it. Many people go south to one of the islands, for example Koh Samui or stay in the vicinity of Bangkok and visit an island in the neighborhood such as Koh Kood. Of course these are also great places to make a nice trip. But the area in northern Thailand has a hugely diverse landscape and countless attractions. It is often overlooked by tourists because it is not always convenient on the route. Something I find very unfortunate, because the north of Thailand has a lot of fun to offer. What are the best places in nothern Thailand?
These are the 4 best places to visit in nothern Thailand!
India is a special country that stimulates all your senses. You can not compare India with another country in the world. India is definitely my favorite country in Southeast Asia! India is overwhelming, intimidating and it overwhelms you. But India is also sensitive, colorful and mystical. This is not a country that every traveler will like because of the country’s fierceness. What are things to know about India?
The 8 things to know about India!
