When the Covid-19 virus first hit, we had friends and relatives telling us to come back to the U.S. To […]
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Most temples in Thailand are beautiful but pretty standard. Sharply pitched roofs with carved decorations, often covered in gold leaf.
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Khao Yai National Park is full of animals. Despite being only three hours or so from Bangkok (or almost a
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Pak Chong, Thailand is only about two and a half hours away from Bangkok. It’s the gateway to Khao Yai
How the hell do you get to Pak Chong, Thailand? Read Post »
Gucun Park in Shanghai is also known as “dinosaur park.” Walk through dense forests of leafy green plants. There’s a
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There are many things you could do to celebrate Valentine’s day. You could go on out for a nice meal
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Our Chang Xing Island adventure started with a message from the boss. “We’re going to Chang Xing Island next week.
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Guyi Garden is a lovely classical garden just an hour north of downtown Shanghai. It’s not as famous as some
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“Authentic.” What does that word even mean? Part of the reason we travel is to have an “authentic” experience. We
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The Oriental Pearl Tower is arguably the most iconic representation of Shanghai’s skyline. It may be the most iconic representation
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