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Geylang's hottest finds
From durians to $1 G-strings to thumbcuffs ? at 2am. -TNP
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Geylang's 5 hottest food spots
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Have it all in Taipei
Taiwan's capital never sleeps: shop, drink coffee, sing karaoke and eat porridge all through the night. -ST
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Top 10 European river cruises
Travel via water to skip navigation of trains and roads and squeeze the most out of your trip. -Reuters |
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London on a shoestring
The pound may be the most expensive currency in the world, but here's how you get quality fun on a budget. -The Jakarta Post/ANN
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A little slice of heaven
Lake Como is full of handsome sights- even more so with the presence of George Clooney. -BT |
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Oasis in the wilderness
Urumqi is a colourful frontier city in north-west China that links the deserts with snow-capped mountains. -SPU
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Ten things not to miss in Delhi
From markets to seeking the old world, here are some things you can't miss out on. -AsiaOne |
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Hit the off-road, Jack
SUV owners can learn to drive a 4WD in the dirt tracks of Borneo. -ST
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Swim with sea lions and see penguins in Lima
Lima, Peru not only has some of the oldest churches in the Americas, it also has a friendly colony of sea lions. -Reuters |
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48 Hours in "Angels & Demons" Rome
Love Dan Brown's latest movie adaptation? Follow the trail in 48 hours. -Reuters
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Traveling back in time to ancient Ethiopia
Ethiopia is opening itself to tourism - experience history and biblical images whilst helping a country recover. -Reuters |
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Chatuchak market: shop till you drop
Chatuchak market in Bangkok, Thailand is a consumer's heaven. -Viet Nam News/ANN
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Fuss-free and fabulous
Melbourne's best new restaurants have eschewed all pretensions and are delivering delicious dining experiences. -BT |
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History blends with modernity
Seoul has plenty to offer with its ancient culture and traditions in an ultra-modern setting. -SPU
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Gateshead revisited
The English city is now a single visitor venue together with Newcastle, just across the River Tyne. -ST
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Rediscovering South-east Asia: Vietnam
Vietnam offers beaches just as good as the Maldives, tranquility and a rustic lifestyle amongst ethnic tribes. -ST
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Rediscovering South-east Asia: Cambodia
Cambodia is great for eco-tourism, as well as for history buffs and those who dislike automative vehicles. -ST |
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Rediscovering South-east Asia: Laos
Vang Vieng in Laos is known for its great outdoor activities such as water rafting, kayaking and tubing down waterfalls. -ST
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Cosmopolitan Mumbai
Mumbai is a city of professionals and legendary coffee houses, a true melting pot of cultures. -AsiaOne |
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48 hours in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia
Explore the seaside city that also boasts a tropical jungle and mountain park nearby. -Reuters
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Sensual seclusion on the Great Barrier Reef
Queensland's Hayman and Hamilton Island offer an idyllic getaway for couples seeking romance and a back-to-nature experience. |
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Cheap fun just a 2-hour flight away
Foodies and shopoholics especially love the Thai capital of Bangkok, not to mention recessionistas (fashionistas on a budget). -TNP
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Romancing Iran
Iran may appear to be an ice queen with its grand architecture, but its heart and soul reside in its warm, generous people. -myp |
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Jeju Island getaway
This picturesque Korean island with its spellbinding scenery is a perennial favourite for locals and tourists. -SPU
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Escape to the Cape
Move to the beat in South Africa's Cape Town with its noisy carnivals, wide open spaces and vineyards. -ST |
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Rediscovering South-east Asia: Thailand
Find floating karaoke barges along a river and beautiful temples in Thailand. -ST
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Rediscovering South-east Asia: Malaysia
Diving with clownfish, a beach holiday with local heritage, or a destination for golfers, Malaysia has it all. -ST |
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Rediscovering South-east Asia: Myanmar
Looking for beaches and great seafood? Look no further than Myanmar. -ST
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World of fun for everyone
In Kuala Lumpur, try doing something more than the usual shopping and food trail. -TNP |
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On the road
Writer Grace Loh and her husband find romance and adventure on an idyllic trip down the Grand Pacific Drive.
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Take a ride into the past
You can get an idea of what Singapore used to be like almost 30 years ago as you walk through the streets of Malacca. -TNP |
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Who says Myanmar is a travel taboo?
Despite political unrest, the Golden Land still exudes tranquillity, thanks to its gentle people
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City of contradiction
With deserts and lush plains, the Chilean capital is one hot spot. -ST |
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Rediscovering South-east Asia: Philippines
The Philippines sports several islands that boast such beauty, reality show Survivor was shot there three times. -ST
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Rediscovering South-east Asia: Brunei
Though not a typical tourist spot, Brunei has an amazing National Park worth checking out for outdoor adventure. -ST |
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Rediscovering South-east Asia: Indonesia
Indonesia is a food fare, with beautiful natural and historical architecture. -ST
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Mystic splendour
Trek though history in Yogyakarta, Indonesia's ancient capital that dates back to the 9th century. -ST |
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Bikes & dikes
There isn't a more perfect place in the world than Holland to cycle about. But what happens when an amateur tries it? -The Star/ANN
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Fun in the sun
There is much adventure to be found in the great outdoors in Singapore if you know where to look. -ST |
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Green luxury
Private island resort Nikoi, 85km from Singapore, charms all visitors with it's natural, eco-friendly feel. -The Star/ANN
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Behind the scenes
Nikoi, a private island resort 8km from Bintan, prides itself on having high standards of cultural and environmental sensitivity. -The Star/ANN |
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48 hours in Kuala Lumpur
Sip a cocktail at the Sky Bar and enjoy the evening cityscape, or soak your aching feet at the "Chilling Waterfalls" - there's much to do in KL, in and out of the city. -Reuters
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