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Songkran began as a gentle blessing with water and has become a nationwide three-day soaking in April, the hottest month.
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Thailand · Asia
External reference (site language): Songkran (Thailand) ↗
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Vietnam is the largest exporter of processed cashews, and also a leading producer of robusta coffee.
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Vietnam · Asia
External reference (site language): Vietnam ↗
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In the old quarter a working railway runs within arm's reach of house fronts. Residents pull in their chairs twice a day.
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Hanoi, Vietnam · Asia
External reference (site language): Hanoi Train Street ↗
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Ha Long Bay's limestone karsts number close to 1,600, most of them uninhabited because the cliffs are too steep.
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Ha Long Bay, Vietnam · Asia
External reference (site language): Hạ Long Bay ↗
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Every day is a journey, and the journey itself is home.Angkor Wat covers about 160 hectares, making it the largest religious structure ever built.
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Angkor, Cambodia · Asia
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Lidar surveys revealed that medieval Angkor sprawled across roughly 1,000 square kilometres, likely the largest pre-industrial city on Earth.
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Angkor, Cambodia · Asia
External reference (site language): Transport in Cambodia ↗
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Do not seek to follow in the footsteps of the wise; seek what they sought.More than two million tonnes of ordnance fell on Laos between 1964 and 1973, and clearance teams still work today.
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Laos · Asia
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Hundreds of monks collect alms in silence at sunrise, a daily ritual that has continued for centuries.
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Luang Prabang, Laos · Asia
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More than 2,000 brick temples and stupas still stand on the Bagan plain, survivors of over 10,000 built between the 11th and 13th centuries.
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Bagan, Myanmar · Asia
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The months and days are the travellers of eternity. The years that come and go are also voyagers.Indonesia is the largest archipelago in the world with around 17,500 islands, roughly 6,000 of them inhabited.
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Indonesia · Asia
External reference (site language): Indonesia ↗
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On Nyepi the entire island stops. The airport closes, lights stay off and nobody goes outside for 24 hours.
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Bali, Indonesia · Asia
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Travel brings power and love back into your life.Komodo dragons are found wild only on a few Indonesian islands and can grow past three metres.
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Komodo, Indonesia · Asia
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The 1883 eruption produced possibly the loudest sound in recorded history, audible in Australia and on Rodrigues Island.
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Krakatoa, Indonesia · Asia
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The Petronas Towers remain the tallest twin buildings on Earth, joined by a double-decker skybridge at level 41.
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia · Asia
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Don't be satisfied with stories, how things have gone with others. Unfold your own myth.Parts of Borneo's rainforest are estimated at 130 million years old, far older than the Amazon.
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Borneo · Asia
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Singapore has expanded its land area by roughly a quarter since the 1960s through reclamation, importing sand from abroad.
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Singapore · Asia
External reference (site language): Singapore Airlines ↗
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As you start to walk on the way, the way appears.Selling chewing gum has been restricted since 1992, with therapeutic gum available only from pharmacies.
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Singapore · Asia
External reference (site language): Chewing gum sales ban in Singapore ↗
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The Philippine archipelago counts over 7,600 islands, and new surveys keep adding a few more.
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Philippines · Asia
External reference (site language): List of islands of the Philippines ↗
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