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Bangkok is the most happening place in Thailand and truth be told, there are so many things to see and do in here that it would probably take weeks before you would be able to see everything that the capital of Thailand has to offer to its visitors. However, most people don’t go to Bangkok for very long durations at a stretch so we have selected five awesome places that you can’t miss if it’s... ❯❯❯
The crown jewel of the United Arab Emirates, Dubai is a traveler’s paradise. Everything and anything you could ever desire can be found in this powerhouse emirate. From its iconic skyscrapers and grandiose shopping malls to its majestic beach resorts and palm-shaped islands, Dubai is a glittering mosaic of culture. Dubai is a bustling microcosm. It offers plenty of intrigue for any guest,... ❯❯❯
An idyllic hill station located in the outskirts of Kottayam – Idukki districts, Vagamon is the top pilgrimage hub famous among picnickers, trekkers and nature enthusiasts. The main scenic beauty of the place lies in the thick greenery, contiguous hillocks stretching a vast area and the serene lake amidst the blessed nature. If you ever think why the verdant land in the ever-green God’s Own... ❯❯❯
Mumbai, the city of dreams witnesses a huge incursion of tourists throughout the year for sightseeing. Most of them, visit Mumbai to seek employment opportunities. The city, which hardly sleeps, is known to be one of the most populated cities in the world. Mumbai boasts a number of tourist attractions, shopping malls and beaches that one can explore and enjoy. Starting from the Gateway of India,... ❯❯❯
You want it, Phuket's got it. Cabaret shows, night clubs, live music, DJs, bars, busy restaurants, waterfront cocktails, laid back cafes . . . it's up to you, really. With so much choice, though, deciding how to spend your evening isn't necessarily a walk in the park! With many accommodation choices available aswell in the heart of the nightlife, like the Radisson Blu Phuket Resort, you can be... ❯❯❯
No megalopolis that stands on the precipice of 25 million persons can deliver on a promise of coherent logistical ease. And yet, on the whole, the likes of Seoul and Tokyo do a remarkable job. To this list we can safely and happily add Shanghai. If not quite there yet, the primary hub of the People’s Republic of China has designs on becoming a public transport model for cities of the future to... ❯❯❯
Tamil Nadu’s vast and feverish state capital is the fourth most populous city in India. Chennai (once Madras) is a modern metropolis of close to 9 million people and a dynamic linchpin in the subcontinent’s economy. This epicentre of information technology, industry, Tamil and Dravidian cultures, Carnatic music and Kollywood films is a singular gateway to South India. Chennai’s notable throng of... ❯❯❯
Bali, they say, is a genuine paradise on earth. From the rugged mountain ranges tumble swathes of winding rice terraces, banana trees bordering roads speckled with shrines and leading to the black sands of Bali’s unique volcanic beaches. A surfer’s paradise since the 1960’s, its beaches attract thousands a year. World-class diving and an enduring traditional fishing industry, replete with quaint... ❯❯❯
Image by: Dorli Photography Do you remember the original Star Wars? It was actually episode 4, in which young Luke Skywalker floated very quickly, quietly and smoothly across that arid landscape, in his long-ago and far-away equivalent of a small car. As far as this planet is concerned that may be a few years away in the opposite chronological direction, but there is somewhere that you can float... ❯❯❯
image by: Piero Sierra When we look for our holidays, the same places always seem to crop up. A lot of people do not like to stray too far when going abroad and will go to the same places year on year. This can be nice as you get to know places better and get more comfortable with the locals, culture, language and cuisine, but it can become a little boring doing the same things again and again.... ❯❯❯