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Why I’m Turning 50 in Xinjiang (And Not on a Beach Like a Normal Person)

When people ask what I’m doing for my 50th, they expect one of two answers: a big party with a cheese tower, or a sensible beach holiday somewhere with reliable Wi-Fi and poolside cocktails. Instead, I tell them I’m going to Xinjiang — China’s vast, rugged, otherworldly far northwest — and watch their faces do something complicated. “Where?” some ask. “Why?” ask the rest. Both … Continue reading Why I’m Turning 50 in Xinjiang (And Not on a Beach Like a Normal Person)

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The Edison Georgetown

The heritage hotel is located at the Lebuh Leith, a road named after the Sir George Alexander William Leith who was the first lieutenant-Governor of the Prince of Wales island. It was built in 1906 and was once belong to a business tycoon Yeo Wee Gark as a family home and later was used as the Japanese Administration Center during the Japanese Occupation, an opium … Continue reading The Edison Georgetown

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Rhodes

Rhodes also known as Knights island. It is the largest of the Dodecanese islands of Greece. It was famous for the Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Things to do in Rhodes: The Medieval City of Rhodes It is an UNESCO World Heritage and is the largest and the most preserved fortified city. Throughout the centuries, the islands was … Continue reading Rhodes

The Venice of the North, Saint Petersburg

Traveling to Russia Due to the complication of getting Russia Visa to enter, it is not in many people’s mind that we can actually travel to Russia on a free and easy tour. Many would opt for a easier route by joining the tour package through their travel agent back in home country and the cost can be quite absurd. It is true that many … Continue reading The Venice of the North, Saint Petersburg