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Massive ancient temples, elegant mosques, historic churches and mysterious ruins, the diverse nature of Southeast Asia’s history is forever on display.Triumphant and sometimes tragic a historical record can be traced through the sites and monuments that have been saved for future generations and travelers to Southeast Asia.
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Boo! Southeast Asia’s Spookiest Places for a Haunted Halloween
South East Asia is a hot pot of intersecting cultures and religions, and perhaps as a result, is rife with...
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Within the Walls of Intramuros
Tucked among the many districts that comprise Metro Manila, lies a walled medieval city called Intramuros. Roughly translated as “within...
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If I Had 2 Weeks in Southeast Asia I’d…
SoutheastAsia.org asked its writers what they would do with 2 weeks to spend in Southeast Asia. Two weeks is very...
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The Beauty of Islam: A Tour Through the Mosques of Southeast Asia
Travelers to Southeast Asia might be surprised to hear that Islam is the largest religion in this part of the...
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If I had 2 Weeks in Southeast Asia I’d…
SoutheastAsia.org asked its writers what they would do with 2 weeks to spend in Southeast Asia. Two weeks in Southeast...
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Secrets of Mindoro
The mere mention of Mindoro conjures images of Puerto Galera and Apo Reef in most people’s minds. But, is there...
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If I had 2 weeks in Southeast Asia I’d…
SoutheastAsia.org asked its writers what they would do with 2 weeks to spend in Southeast Asia. Two weeks? Endless options?...
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Cordillera In The Mist
One weekend, a friend and I packed our bags for a trip to the northern mountains. Our plan was simple:...
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Faith in the North: Southeast Asia’s Popular Religious Festivals
Southeast Asia is a place of vibrant ethnic and religious diversity. The northern region is predominantly Buddhist but ancient spiritual...
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Taal Trippin’
Did you know that Taal was considered the second most important city during the Spanish era? Even though it was...
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Island of the Gods: Indonesia’s Beautiful Bali
Bali isn’t just about tropical beaches and sunshine. Blessed with soaring volcanoes, spectacular rice terraces, and ancient sites, this “Island...
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History on Display: Southeast Asia’s Colonial Architecture
The colonial architectural heritage in Southeast Asia has rarely been emphasized by tourism authorities. The lack of interest was likely...
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Faith in the South: Southeast Asia’s Religious Festivals
Southeast Asia is a place of vibrant ethnic and religious diversity. The southern region is dominated by Islamic beliefs but...
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A River Runs Through It: The History, Wildlife and Culture of the Mekong
The Mekong River carries Southeast Asia’s cultural diversity and history from Laos’ forested northern mountains to Thailand and Cambodia’s rice...
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Ringgit and Sense: Tips for Travel to Kuching
For a really cool holiday trip that doesn’t soak up your last penny, you need to know the basics: 1)How...
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BiG Tips for Travel to Brunei
BANKS Banks in Brunei Darussalam are open Mondays-Fridays 9.00am – 4.00pm, Saturdays 9.00am – 11.00am. Islamic banks follow the same...
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Big Love for Borneo’s Brunei
I admit it, I’m an idiot. Before moving to Southeast Asia, I had no clue where Brunei was. I knew...
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Chinatown
Chinese merchants were already trading in the Philippine archipelago when explorer Ferdinand Magellan arrived in 1521, and later the Spanish...
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In Love with Luang Prabang
Luang Prabang, considered one of the best preserved towns in Southeast Asia, and inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List...
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If I Had 2 Weeks in Southeast Asia I’d…
SoutheastAsia.org asked its writers what they would do with 2 weeks to spend in Southeast Asia. Two weeks in spectacular,...
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Serenity Now: Myanmar’s Mystic Shwedagon Pagoda
Comparable in grandeur to Cambodia’s Angkor Wat and Boro Budur of Indonesia, the majestic Shwedagon Pagoda is Yangon’s sacred centre-piece....
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Hip, Historic Hoi An
Like blurred colors on an artist’s palette, the colors of the lanterns reflect on the Thu Bon river, their mesmerizing...
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