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Trains and More Chaos

July 1, 2009 by DaveLeave a Comment

Chaos reigns at the New Delhi airport - pre paid taxis are a joke. Many people in old dirty clothes hanging around. The fog here was TERRIBLE last night. Its the norm in the winter during the nights with merely 5 to 7 feet visibility. We landed around 9pm and arrived at our hotel around midnight just to catch the New Year's festivities. Drive from airport normally takes 25 minutes! Hahaha yea. Driver kept stopping every few seconds while getting … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Afghanistan, Airline, Airport, America, Arabic, Art, Britain, Bus Travel, California, Canada, Drinking, England, Europe, Fashion, Food and Wine, Himalayas, India, Jordan, Monks, Nepal

Turkey Welcomes You

June 9, 2009 by Lorena Di Nola1 Comment

"Turkish hospitality is impossible to ignore", proclaims the in-flight magazine as I fly to Bodrum. You can't miss it when you set foot in the airport: the welcome visa costs $20. By the exit, the passengers are greeted by a forest of A4 sheets with the names of the people to take to the hotel. It is nice to go to an unknown place, and find somebody waiting for you and calling you by name: in this case, Turkish hospitality will set you back $40. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Airport, Beach, Castle, Drinking, England, Food and Wine, History, Massage, Mosque, Music, Nightlife, Resort, Restaurants, Seafood, Visa, Walking tour

Hanging out in Hong Kong

April 1, 2009 by Dave2 Comments

Hong Kong is a bustling city of between 7 and 9 million people (depending on the source you reference. While governed by China, Hong Kong does not require visit visas from citizens of many countries. This is in contrast to mainland China where you will need a visa to enter; the closest mainland entry city to Hong Kong is Shenzhen. Hong Kong was a dependent territory of the United Kingdom from the early 1840's until 1997. You may still find … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Airport, America, Antiques, Architecture, Art, Asia, Bangkok Thailand, Bridges, Britain, Bus Travel, Casino, China, Culture, Disneyland, England, Europe, Flea Market, Food and Wine, Garden, Helicopter

Welcome to Hong Kong

March 17, 2009 by Amanda S. CollinsLeave a Comment

"Welcome to Hong Kong. If you are connecting to another flight, we wish you safe travels. On behalf of my crew, we thank you for flying Cathay Pacific." The soothing -- we are here to serve your needs -- voice of the head flight attendant jolted me back to reality -- I had been staring blankly at the multi-colored seat in front of me. It wasn't her voice that caused the jolt; the official announcement that I had made it to Hong Kong was what … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Airport, America, Asia, Beijing, Bus Travel, China, Christmas, Culture, Garden, Hong Kong, Markets, Mountain Climbing, Passport, Public Transportation, Shopping Mall, Taxi, Travel Book, Trekking, Walking tour

Heritage Hotel Fort Khejarla

March 1, 2009 by P. KocherLeave a Comment

Heritage Fort Hotel - Fort Khejarla, located 80 Kms East of Jodhpur, the Sun City of India but a million miles away from the traffic congestion, horns, and heavy population! Spread across 14 acres, this splendid site is easily accessible by most tourist attractions and cities of Rajasthan. The historic structure amalgamates with the golden tint of the desert ambience and the scenic setting suns in its most vibrant shades giving it a fairy tale … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Africa Safari, Airport, Animal Rescue, Antiques, Architecture, Art, Bus Travel, Chennai, Coffee, Culinary travel, Culture, Desert, Drinking, Garden, History, India, Internet, Journey, Markets, Mountain Climbing

Monkey in Hotel Room, Varanasi, India

March 1, 2009 by Dave5 Comments

Reluctantly we left Varanasi despite the naked people sitting in the dirty streets, the unbelievable amount of cow poop clogging the narrow streets, the CONSTANT power outages, the smelly garbage everywhere, the people urinating and defecating in open view along some of the ghats, terrible pollution, large bellied obviously malnourished children, incredible poverty, CONSTANT badgering and aggressive pan handling by the touts and "guides" (worst … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Bicycle, Bridges, Dolphin, Drinking, Flowers, History, India, Massage, Museum, Music, Naked, Restaurants, Seafood, Shopping Mall, Solo Travel, Taxi, Traffic, Walking tour, Wildlife

The Oriental Negros Delight

February 17, 2009 by Claire Marie AlgarmeLeave a Comment

When you are in Oriental Negros, you will get to see and experience the beauty of nature up-close and personal. Whether you are snorkeling, or boating with the dolphins, or kayaking at the twin lakes, the province never run short of surprises for its visitors. The provincial capital, Dumaguete City, is host to thousands of youngsters and adults pursuing a university life in an environment that is conducive to learning and relaxation. Silliman … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Animal Rescue, Art, Dolphin, Drinking, Paradise, Philippines, River Rafting, Sand, Seafood, Village, Wildlife

Dhaka, Bangladesh

February 1, 2009 by Dave3 Comments

If you are looking for a country that often many westerner's cannot even identify its location on a map, a place where foreigners are generally treated with care and respect, a country that has not been polluted with tourism, the "land of smiles" and a country where you will rarely see foreign tourists, then consider a trip to Bangladesh. However note that tourism can be difficult for independent travelers. Airfare is generally fairly … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Africa, Airline, Airport, Animal Rescue, Art, Asia, Bangladesh, Belgium, Bicycle, Bus Travel, Couch Surfing, Europe, Fashion, Food and Wine, History, India, Internet, Italy, Markets, Mosque

Relaxing in Ubud, Bali

January 1, 2009 by Dave7 Comments

Recently we were in Bali for a week. We spent most of our time in the Ubud area and this article focuses on area attractions and information regarding this region. The closest International Airport is in Denpasar which is about 1 hour and 20 minutes from the town of Ubud. From the airport the cheapest way to get to Ubud is to take a taxi to the bus station in Legion/Kuta and from the station, a bus to the bus station in Ubud. Note that … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Airport, Animal Rescue, Art, Beach, Bus Travel, Coffee, Culture, Dessert, Drinking, Europe, Flowers, Food and Wine, Home Stay, Hot springs, India, Internet, Malaysia, Massage, Motorbike, Rainforest

Architecture in Tokyo

October 10, 2008 by HostelBookersLeave a Comment

From Fishing Village to Ultramodern Metropolis Tokyo began life as an humble fishing village but, having been effectively rebuilt after extensive damage sustained during WWII, today it is a futuristic blend of neon lights and towering skyscrapers. And there's far more to these modern buildings than functionality - from the giant advertising screens in Shinjuku to the technology stores of Akihabara, Tokyo's architecture is a chaotic mix of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Asia · Tagged: Architecture, Beer, Fishing, Japan, Paris, Technology, Village

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