At first glance, it looks like your common provincial town. There’s a church on top of a staired hill, old buildings flanking the tangling streets, a statue of a town hero standing proudly on a pedestal, and a plaza smack…
On the Chu River in Thanh Hóa province lived a fisherman named Lê Thận. One night, Thận hauled up his fishing net. It felt heavy and Thận was filled with delight thinking he was going to have a big catch.…
Updated: 3/15/2020 | March 15th, 2020 Many years ago, I went to the Taiwan lantern Festival. This annual event is hosted by the tourism Bureau. Throughout the country, people build large floats and structures that are like oversized lanterns (hence…
If I ever doubted the popularity of Boracay (which I didn’t), it swiftly evaporated as soon as I walked along White Beach. It was midweek of an off-peak season, yet this side of the island was packed to the edge.…
With the Taiwanese government relaxing its visa policies for many nationalities, Taiwan is groomed to ended up being a tourism powerhouse in the Asia Pacific region. In the Philippines alone, while Pinoys are eagerly waiting on the application of the…
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When it concerns tourism, Tagaytay was one of the first destinations to flourish south of Manila. It’s easy to see why. Its cool, rustic atmosphere offers an easy respite and a very different vibe from the capital, even though it…
When I think of Malaysia, the catchphrase “Truly Asia” always follows. and as if on cue, the Petronas twin Towers will regally rise into the spotlight, like a beauty contestant, greeting my thoughts with: “This is Petronas twin Towers, Malaysia!”…
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