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Thai city cheers a family legacy, and its own history
Chiang Mai and its Lanna people celebrate their culture and history that owe much to a particular royal family. -Reuters
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Humble beginnings
It's easy to miss this house in the Matraman area of Jakarta, where Obama used to live. -TNP
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Where Obama won a keropok eating contest
The New Paper visits the Indonesian suburb and school where US President Obama spent part of his childhood. -TNP
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Brush with the past
Jakarta is not only about shopping and food, it also has old-world charm, says poet and writer Laksmi Pamuntjak. -ST
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A living musuem
Take a nostalgic journey through Malacca's rich historical past. -SPU
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Banten Lama's past
The palace and the fort both stand as striking reminders of what Banten Lama once was, a major port in Asia. -JP, ANN
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Wat Wimbledon
A holy place in sport, the cathedral of tennis is mystical anytime of year - and you don't have to qualify to feel the glory. -The Nation
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Bridge over the Tuaran
The original was washed away in a flood but John Tiong still feels a sense of awe as he walks over Jambatan Tamparuli that bridges the Tuaran River. -NST
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Exploring Udon Thani
It is easy to get lost in its maze of stalls selling everything from electrical items and pirated DVDs to glittering trinkets and clothes. -The Star
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Awesome Ayutthaya
Ayutthaya, Thailand's ancient capital, is a place steeped in history. -The Star
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Magic of the Andes
Be enchanted by the Lost City of the Incas in Peru. -SPU
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Haven and earth
Named a Unesco's World Heritage site, China's earthen buildings are both home and fortress. -ST
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Inspiration in our heritage
Malaysian writer feels Singapore has successfully juxtaposed past with present; impressively we continue to hold on to our past in a fast-developing world. -ST
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Not of this world
Peru's archaeological treasures have for centuries captivated the outside world. -The Star
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Amazing Machu Picchu
Imagine getting the chance to wander around the ruins of a lost ancient civilisation - it's an extraordinary experience. -The Star
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Best of Padang Changkat: Kampung steeped in history
Discover the rich history behind a village where many served the Sultans faithfully and continue to produce the handicrafts they were famous for. -NST
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In the kingdom of buried temples
A budding Indiana Jones delves into the ancient mystery of the 'Lost City' in Chiang Mai province. -Daily Xpress, ANN
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In their father's footsteps
The Kuan Ti temple in Jalan Gambang here is gaining popularity among local and foreign tourists. -The Star
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