You Can Pet the Elephants at the Samui Elephant Haven
Okay, so even though it wasn’t quite as magical as seeing elephants in the wild, seeing elephants at the Samui […]
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Posts about travel and traveling. Maybe to different places. Maybe the same place.
Okay, so even though it wasn’t quite as magical as seeing elephants in the wild, seeing elephants at the Samui […]
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Chinese food in China is nothing like Chinese food in America. In America, the best Chinese food is a little
The Longjing Tea Village in Hangzhou is a sort of holy land for tea drinkers. Longjing tea is smooth, mellow,
Oriental Land is a large park located, ironically, on the far western edge of Shanghai. It’s about a two-hour subway
Lantau Island is not the Hong Kong you expect. When someone says “Hong Kong” you probably think of glistening skyscrapers
Chinese wet markets are large open markets where vendors sell fresh fruits, vegetables, and meat, unpackaged and unprocessed. Ever since
Most temples in Thailand are beautiful but pretty standard. Sharply pitched roofs with carved decorations, often covered in gold leaf.
Khao Yai National Park is full of animals. Despite being only three hours or so from Bangkok (or almost a
Pak Chong, Thailand is only about two and a half hours away from Bangkok. It’s the gateway to Khao Yai
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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