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  • Langkawi Beaches - Serenity Within Paradise
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] People often say paradise can be found on Earth, and they were right as anyone visiting the Langkawi archipelago will come to realise. With over 99 islands found in high tide, these beautiful Malaysian islands can be found on the edges of the Straits of Melaka, where the Indian Ocean makes its way narrowly to meet it.


  • The Chi Lin Buddhist Nunnery - A Tranquil Haven in the Heart of Hong Kong's Hustle and Bustle
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Located on Diamond Hill, Kowloon the Chi Lin Buddhist Nunnery is a place of spiritual refuge and tranquility. The temple is built primarily out of cedar wood using the traditional architectural techniques of the Tang Dynasty. The complex consists of temple halls, a nunnery and beautifully landscaped gardens that beckon many a visitor to enjoy a really spiritually uplifting experience.


  • Goa - A Magical Fusion of Cultures, Nature and More
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Renowned the world over for its magnificent beaches and colourful authenticity, the state of Goa is truly a delectable piece of paradise in the fusion of wonders that is India. Filled with sights and sounds to marvel your senses, Goa is the place to be when in need of a soothing assembly of tranquillity and excitement.


  • War and Literature Converge at the Man Mo Temple Hong Kong
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] It is no little surprise therefore, that incongruously located on Hollywood Road, is the Man Mo Temple. Dedicated to two exceedingly different Gods, Man Cheong the God of Literature and Kwan Yue or Mo, the God of War, the magnificent monument is one of Asia's oldest and most famous religious sites.


  • Watch the Butterflies Flutter By
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Penang Butterfly Park is just minutes away from the Kuala Lumpur Bird Park; the park is constructed like a miniature rainforest in the middle of the city of Kuala Lumpur and houses about 120 different species of butterfly and about 15,000 plants of different varieties. Adding to the tropical rainforest atmosphere of the park is the mini pond with a limestone path down the centre.


  • A Time to Shop
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Hong Kong is a trendy and compelling shopping destination with many street-side shops, shopping centres and malls. From the latest in designer fashion, electronic equipments to valuable antiques, absolutely everything is on hand here.


  • ZooDoo - Tasmania's Wildlife Park With a Twist
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] A wildlife park unlike any other, ZooDoo is a truly an experience worth enjoying. Filled with unusual native and exotic animals, this park strives for its uniqueness.


  • The Wat Ratchanatdaram - One of a Kind
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Wat Ratchanatdaram is an important religious and historic site in Thailand and in the world of Buddhism. The Loha Prasat is a major tourist attraction and is one of a kind in Thailand.


  • Untouched Paradise - Thousand Islands
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Nestled in the Bay of Jakarta, The Thousand Islands or Pulau Seribu are an archipelago of nearly 130 islands dazzling and bewitching the Java Sea. Beautiful as well as bountiful, the islands are tropical with sandy beaches and at times possess scenic coral atolls strewn in a display of size and shapes. The Thousand Islands are a true gift to earth by Mother Nature.


  • Take a Peak at the Wonders Around You at Hong Kong's The Peak
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Peak in Hong Kong has been the favoured place for residency since the time of the British colonisation. With marvellous views of Victoria Harbour, Kowloon city, Hong Kong Island, mainland China, Macau and some of the New Territories, Victoria Peak offer many vantage points to take your breathe away. The Peak stands majestically tall at 544 metres in the western region of the city and is the highest point in Hong Kong.


  • Find Little Trinkets & Treasures at Stanley Market in Hong Kong
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Stanley has come a long way from its humble beginnings as a fishing village and then as a British garrison town. Stanley Market is located in the southern region of Hong Kong Island it is a popular tourist attractions, frequented by tourists. This street market is at times overwhelmed at the sheer number of crowds who flock to make their purchases.


  • Hong Kong Disneyland - Where the Young at Heart Unwind
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] One of the many loved and cherished theme parks the world over, Disneyland opened its doors to the people of Hong Kong in 2005 with the introduction of Hong Kong Disneyland. Calling the young and the not so young to indulge in the excitement that Disneyland is famed for. Located on the island of Lantau Island, the park assures visitors quality time filled with fun and folly.


  • Experience Beauty and Culture at Kowloon Park
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] One of Hong Kong's foremost parks, entwining the beauty of the greenery and foliage with the various leisure activities made available in Kowloon Park is one of the city's favorite attractions. Making its location in the centre of the Tsim Sha Tsui region, the park itself covers over 13.5 hectares and is nicknamed by the community as the green lung of the city centre.


  • Spectacular Performances of Water & Light at the Nam Van Lake Cybernetic Fountain
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Cascading in synchronised yet gracious movements, the Nam Van Lake Cybernetic Fountain dazzles the onlookers leaving them marvelous awe. The water entwined with lights dance together, with a magnificent performance that is not found anywhere in Asia let alone China. Located on the Nam Van Lake at Avenida de Praia Grande, this man-made fountain is position behind the Headquarters of the Government of Macau, making it a truly stupendous backdrop to quintessential building.


  • Swing by the Macau Open Golf Tournament
    [Recreation-and-Sports:Golf] Surrounded by lush greenery and shrubbery all around the Macau Open Golf Tournament takes place at the scenic Macau Golf and Country Club in the quaint island of Coloane. Part of the Asian Tour golf calendar, this event is one of the more prestigious tournaments in the world. Top rated golfers from all over the world meet in Macau to participate in the Macau Open challenge.


  • St Dominic's Church - Holy Ground Filled With History
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] St. Dominic's Church or the Dominican Church in Macau is situated in the centre of the Leal Senado Plaza. Built in 1687 by Spanish Dominion friars with reminisce of Portuguese, Filipino and Spanish architectural design, this yellow and green church is considered one of the most beautiful in Macau.


  • The Busker Invasion
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The KL Busker festival is a year end annual charity event held in the streets of Kuala Lumpur. Professional buskers from all over to entertain the crowds for free on the streets of Kuala Lumpur.


  • Base Jumping in Malaysia
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Malaysian Base Jump events provide visitors an opportunity to see base jumpers leaping from some of Malaysia's prominent buildings. This is a good opportunity to get to see many of the famous buildings in Malaysia.


  • Ancient and Sacred
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Wat Pho is the oldest and largest temple in Bangkok and houses the largest Buddha statue and the largest collection of Buddha images in Thailand. The site is a very sacred and historic site.


  • Witness the Exciting Genting World Lion Dance Championship!
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Genting World Lion Dance Championship, held once every two years, draws competitors as well as spectators from all over the world to Malaysia's Genting Highlands. However, the city of Kuala Lumpur offers many other delights beside the competition to its guests.


  • Cruise Through the Santa Cruz
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Built in 1770 by the Portuguese, during the reign of King Taksin (1867 - 1782), the Santa Cruz Church stands on the west coast of the Chao Phraya River. This 16th century architectural wonder, with its red dome from the Old Catholic church, stands as a landmark along the Chao Phraya River, tucked amidst old houses and new buildings. The Portuguese were the first Europeans to come to Thailand after their conquest of Malacca in 1511.


  • The Assumption Cathedral - Red Bricks Set Against a White Backdrop
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Assumption Cathedral features a nice architecture and has almost a 200 year history to it. The church is a primary Catholic Church in Thailand and Bangkok and still holds services.


  • An Amalgamation of Architectural Styles
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Bang Pa-In Royal Palace, known also as the Summer Palace, was the palace used by Thai Kings during the summer. Built in 1632 by King Prasat Thong (1629-1656) the palace was left for overgrowth and disuse during the 18th to 19th centuries. The palace was restored by King Mongkut (Rama IV) (1851-1868) during the mid 1800s.


  • Immerse in Nature at Khao Sok
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Khao Sok national park has one of the ancient rainforests and is home to varied species of fauna and flora. At the same time Khao Sok contains splendid scenery for the visitor to enjoy.


  • Listen For the Hiss
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] A good place to learn about snakes and get to see them up close. Provides information on snakes native to the area as well as anti-venom in case of snake bites.


  • "Infotainment" For Kids
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Safari World has many attractions for visitors. The place provides some fun and entertainment and at the same is educational. The trip will likely be a one day event.


  • Glide With Poise and Grace Through the Swan River in Majestic Beauty
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Swan River flows majestically through from the serene countryside and suburbs of Perth into a valley of skyscrapers and then forms a union with the mighty sea at the Fremantle Harbour. Being the largest river and focal point of Perth, this majestic river is considered the heartbeat of the city. The Swan River begins its journey at the Avon Valley, where it links itself to the Avon River, which hails from hills east of Perth in South Corrigon.


  • Sisters Islands Mingles Tropical Beauty and Marine Splendor
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Nestled away from the hustle and bustle of the mainland, two exotic islands lay serenely side by side in all its splendor. The two island named Sisters Island can be found south of the main island of Singapore. Capturing beauty in every corner of the islands exotic nature, this untouched land can only be further magnified by the golden sandy beaches and striking coral reefs.


  • The Old Protestant Cemetery Macau - A Resting Place Filled With History
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The East India Company constructed one of the oldest remnants of the colourful history of Macau, the Old Protestant Cemetery Macau during the early 18th century. The cemetery that is now considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO was constructed due to the lack of burial site for Protestants of the Macau colony, which was monopolised by the Catholic Portuguese community.


  • Take a Dive Into a Marine Wonderland - Melbourne Aquarium
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Indulge in fun and folly at this amazing marine wonderland. Offering an experience like no other, the Melbourne Aquarium Underwater Zoo has many-a-thing planned for visitors, young and old.


  • Take Pleasure in the Small Things at the Indonesia in Miniature Park
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Discover the wonders of Indonesia and capture the vibrancy of a multi-cultured country as you traverse through the different regions of the country. With culture and history in abundance, there is much to see at this wondrous attraction.


  • Revisit the History at the Sule Pagoda
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Find the Sule Pagoda in the heart of Yangon, standing tall amidst a hoard of tiny shops such as astrologists, palmist and more. This golden monument to Buddhism is true marvel to behold. Reaching a height of 152 feet, the pagoda as its name denotes, enshrines a hair of a Buddha.


  • Taste the Sweetness & Bitterness of the Fruits of Hong Hong at the Yau Ma Tei Fruit Market
    [Travel-and-Leisure:City-Guides-and-Information] An integral part of the trade of Kowloon, the wholesale fruit market in Yau Ma Tei has been around since 1913, when it was founded on the corners of Reclamation Road and Waterloo Road. Neighbouring the wholesale market stands the Yaumati Theatre, which is of historical significance, thus sharing an ancient bond with the Yau Ma Tei Fruit Market. Made up of a handful stone buildings, the entire site has been classified a Grade III Historical Building.


  • Dinning and Shopping in Nathan Road
    [Travel-and-Leisure:City-Guides-and-Information] Shop and Dine on the Golden Mile of Nathan Road. Offering a wonderland of exciting cuisine and enamoring surprises, discover Kowloon's stretch of culture and more.


  • 26 Glaciers Cruise
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Cruise-Ship-Reviews] Cruise the icy waters, spot the gleaming ice formations, as old as Earth itself and revel in the beauty of this barren yet impressive land. It's Alaska and through the 26 Glaciers Cruise, venture into the enchanting journey of the unknown seas.


  • Mysterious and Magnificent - The Ancient Cliff House
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Carved from natural rock and hanging above the deep ground below, the Ancient Cliff House is believed to be one of the oldest Chinese residences recorded in history. While the exact construction dates are a blur, the house has 110 stone rooms and is thought to have been the residence of a VIP of the time.


  • La Sainte Chapel - House of Christian Relics in France
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Holy Chapel, or La Sainte-Chapel, has a somewhat checkered history, in many ways. It's believed to have housed religious relics of utmost importance, including the Crown of Thorns and the Image of Edessa, among others. A part of the True Cross also is believed to have had its home in the Sainte-Chapel at a time.


  • Vidhan Soudha - A True Symbol of India
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Vidhan Soudha is a building that traces its origins back to the days after Independence. Inspired by numerous structures in different nations, the building has proudly stood as a major symbol for the nation.


  • The Taj Mahal - An Epitome of an Eternal Love
    [Travel-and-Leisure] One of the Eight Great Wonder of the World, the Taj Mahal is an epitome of love of centuries past. Lying side by side in memory of the beautiful woman loved by the Moghul Emperor Shah Jahan, the monument is the final resting place one of one of the World's greatest love stories. The Taj Mahal was Shah Jahan's gift in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal and his gift to the world.


  • Still Going Strong - Big Ben
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Impressive, grand and glamorous this four faced clock stands proud as a symbol of London and the United Kingdom. Created as a part of the new Westminster palace after the original burned down, Big Ben embodies the strong gothic style that was embraced by the new palace. The name Big Ben actually only refers to the big bell that is located within the tower but has over time become synonymous with the entire structure.


  • Imitation is the Best Form of Flattery - The Parthenon Replica in Tennessee
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Parthenon in Nashville, Tennessee is a total replica of the ancient Parthenon in Athens. It was constructed in 1897 as part of the Tennessee Centennial Exposition. Originally constructed of plaster, wood, and brick, the Parthenon was reconstructed in the 1920s on the same bases, but with concrete.


  • Enjoy the Serenity of Boulder Creek
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] A trail filled with greenery can mean so many things to different people - jogging path, skating area, walkway, baby stroller path, nature enjoyment etc. Boulder Creek Path is such as place in Boulder, Colorado. The path falls along a large flowing creek on a mountainside.


  • Discover Dubai in All Its Golden Sandy Splendor
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Did you ever think it might be fun to be a Bedouin? Wander the deserts on camels, dressed in those flowing robes, through the shifting dunes... Yes, it could be fun.


  • Holy House of Mercy - A Museum Dedicated to Charity
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] A museum for charity? That's Macau for you. Amidst all the luxury and upcoming Las Vegas style developments, Macau makes sure the other side of life is never forgotten. In fact, they do everything to keep religion, tradition, culture and society alive, by creating various museums, monuments and public facilities to commemorate these aspects.


  • Celebrate the Future by Celebrating the Children
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Children are the future - it's a known fact. This is why Singapore takes a few days to celebrate the future by celebrating the children and their development. Organized by the National Library Board, the Asian Children's Festival is aimed at improving awareness of the children's needs and growth in the country.


  • Glory to Gory & Back to Glory - The Place De La Concorde
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Place de la Concorde is in the eighth arrondisement of Paris. It has seen tragic times, times of unrest and times of luxury and peace, but now is a place of serenity, that accepts the good and the bad of the history it represents.


  • Comapgnie Des Elephants D'Angkor - The Ride of a Lifetime
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Elephants, those magnificently large and yet so gentle creatures of nature, can be seen as a threat sometimes, but most of the time, they simply co-exist among the humans who have changed their habitats forever. The last of the Asian elephants in the South East are now in Angkor, providing a breathtaking tour around the historic sites in the city.


  • The Great City - Angkor Thom
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Angkor Thom or 'The Great City' the capital of Khmer empire during the reign of Jayavarman VII was built and established in the late twelfth century. Jayavarman VII built his huge empire around this magnificent capital and was so attached to it, that the city was referred to as his bride according to an inscription.


  • Bringing Back the Past in All Its Glory
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) has the distinction of being one of the world's largest and most distinguished museums. Situated on the Upper West Side, Manhattan, New York, USA, it is surrounded by beautiful park-like grounds and includes 25 interconnected building.


  • Macau Art Festival - Adding Color to Life
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Art need not be logical, but it's always innovative. Art need not be unconventional, but it's always original. Art is also something to be celebrated, in a way that helps people remember who they are, and where they come from. The Macau Art Festival is a testament to artists of all kinds, and to all people who love art.


  • Celebrate the Past, Accentuate the Present and Look Forward to the Future
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Dubai - a cornucopia of modern and Bedouin traditions. Celebrating everything that's musically-relevant to this fast-developing city, the Dubai Desert Rhythm Festival bring artists from all over the world together to entertain a vast audience every year.


  • Young Island Or Canouan Island - How Do You Choose?
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] If you were stranded on a deserted island in the middle of, say, the Caribbean, who would you want with you? It's a common enough question, one that everybody iss asked at one time or the other. Well, if you are lucky, the island you are stranded on might turn out to be Young Island, which is nothing more or less than an island paradise.


  • Cruise Along the Caribbean Seas on a Luxury Yacht
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Only the rich and the famous can afford to own yachts. It's a symbol of an extremely affluent lifestyle that plenty of people aspire to, but very few actually reach. But one option everybody has is to charter a yacht for a vacation. So, head for the Grenadines for an unforgettable yachting vacation.


  • The Great Tonle Sap Celebrated in All Its Glory
    [Travel-and-Leisure] One of the biggest festivals of Cambodia rotates around the Tonle Sap. The 3-day Water Festival of the turnaround of the waters of the Great Lake is feted in October or November reckoning on when the waters turn around and flow back into the Mekong River.


  • The Village Community Along the Mekong River
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Mekong Island, a true celebration of rural life, is where you should head to if you are inspired and enchanted by the lifestyles of most Asian communities. Relying solely on home-grown produce and farming, this scenic island is a must-visit when in Cambodia.


  • Serene Magnificence Atop Mato Mofino Hill - St Joseph's Seminary and Church
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Churches and seminaries are some of the most beautiful structures in the world, without the ostentatious luxury of palaces. Churches are usually beautifully elaborate, while seminaries are striking in their simplicity and their clean lines. This holds true for St. Joseph's Seminary and Church, as well.


  • Conserving the Indigenous & Presenting the International Species - Auckland Zoo
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Auckland Zoo is the principal zoological garden of Auckland, New Zealand. Located close to the central business district, the zoo lies next to Western Springs Park, and is run by the Auckland City Council with the support of the Auckland Zoological Society.


  • Treasured Nature at Its Absolute Best in New Zealand
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] There's a reason why New Zealand is so famous for its beautiful scenery - it's all unspoilt by the greedy hands of man. It's this very significant aspects of nature that the Scenicland Helicopter emphasizes on their helicopter tours.


  • The Cascading White Misty Veils of the Niagara Falls
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Niagara Falls is an extremely popular tourist destination. These Falls are spanning the Canadian - United States International border (in the province of Ontario and New York). Each year more than 12 million tourists get attracted to the magnificent beauty of the Niagara Falls. The Falls are a part of the Niagara River and are about 12,500 years old.


  • Historic Boat Quay of Singapore
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Once part of the old Port of Singapore, during the 1860s it handled three quarters of all shipping business of the port. The Chinese swarmed to this area because the shape of the south bank of the river resembles the belly of a carp, and according to Chinese belief, it signaled concentration of wealth and prosperity. They built many shop-houses along the Quay.


  • Cotai Strip - Bringing "The Strip" to Southeast Asia
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Viva Las Vegas? No, you're behind times, the Sin City has some real competition that you have to keep an eye on, and it's not in Europe or America. The answer to the glitz, glamor and thrillingly edgy Las Vegas Strip is the Cotai Strip, which connects Taipa and Coloane, two of the islands of Macao.


  • Flutter by Butterfly in an Enchanting Garden
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Sentosa Butterfly Park is located at the Mount Imbiah area of Sentosa. This is quite near to the cable car station as well as the bus station. This garden is a host to as many as 1500 colorful butterflies belonging to more than 50 diverse species.


  • Experience the Color and Savor Delicacies on Independence Day
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] If you want a taste of the real Cambodian culture and tradition, you cannot miss the Independence Day celebrations in Cambodia. Cambodia, in the south-eastern part of Asia is known for its rich natural heritage as well as its culture. Its many colorful festivals are testimony to the kind of cultural background the country has.


  • Manawatu, an Escape Into Heaven on Earth
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] A journey to New Zealand will never be complete if you don't visit Manawatu, the cultural gateway to New Zealand's North Island. From scenic beauty to nature adventures, there's so much that Manawatu has to offer tourists.


  • A Monumental UNESCO Heritage Site - The Forbidden City
    [Travel-and-Leisure] No one can travel to China and miss visiting the Forbidden City. Often portrayed in many South-east Asian-themed movies, music videos and documentaries, the Forbidden City was the Chinese imperial palace for nearly five centuries. The entire old Beijing city was built with the palace grounds as the centerpiece.


  • Visit Canouan For the Most Memorable Caribbean Island Vacation
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] A Caribbean Island vacation can be many things; an escape from daily life, a romantic getaway, family vacation or anything else. Among the many Caribbean destinations, many are now turning to the scenery, sightseeing and leisure offered by the Canouan Island.


  • Be Enthralled by the Intelligent Dolphins at Dolphin Lagoon Singapore
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Dolphin Lagoon at Underwater World Singapore is the first such attraction in Asia, and is home to several pink dolphins. A multitude of shows and performances are held to enthrall visitors on weekends and sometimes, visitors are also allowed to wade in and interact with the friendly creatures. Located along a beach area, the Dolphin Lagoon is highly entertaining and educational.


  • Experiencing the Waikato River From a Different Vantage Point - The Hukafalls Jet
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The untamed wild waters of the Waikato River and the natural beauty of the many mountains and valleys combine to provide an exotic experience during the Hukafalls Jet ride. Much more than white water rafting on high rapids and more thrilling than a roller coaster ride, the Hukafalls Jet is a must-experience adventure in New Zealand.


  • Take a Walk Along the Bund in Shanghai to Get a Glimpse of the City's History
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Speak of a bund and not many people will be enthusiastic. But if you are in Shanghai, The Bund is a must-visit attraction, housing most of the late 19th and early 20th century structures around the area. Dominated by the British and other colonialists in the past, The Bund carries a lot of history for visitors to enjoy.


  • Visit the Affaire in the Gardens Art Show For an Elegant Artistic Experience in Beverly Hills
    [Arts-and-Entertainment] Since 1973, Beverly Hills has been the venue for the bi-annual Affaire in the Gardens Art Show. The range of artistic work on display includes canvas drawings, sculptures, modern art and much more. The show is held during Spring and Fall each year.


  • Feel the Spirituality at the Thian Hock Keng Temple
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The most spiritually important Hokkien temple in Singapore is known as the Thian Hock Keng (Temple of Heavenly Happiness). Built during the mid 1800s, the temple is both architecturally and historically significant in Singapore.


  • Sail the Caribbean Blue Waters Aboard a Cruise Liner
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Cruising] When was the last time you truly took a break from the daily humdrum? Probably never, and that's why a Caribbean cruise can be the ideal vacation activity for you. Whether it's a destination-oriented cruise or a return-trip cruise, you will definitely enjoy a Caribbean cruise during your break.


  • The Historic Value of Hutongs in Old Beijing
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The emperors of ancient China divided society by status. The royals and aristocrats lived close to the Forbidden City and the working class people lived further outside. It was during this time that hutongs were developed. Hutongs are narrow streets, traditionally built among the cluster of houses occupied the artisans and laborers. These hutongs have a historic value at present.


  • A Sightseeing Tour Around the Big Ben in London
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] London is synonymous with Big Ben. It is a 316-foot clock tower that was constructed in 1858. In actuality, Big Ben is the 14 ton chime bell that hangs at the top of the tower.


  • The Democracy Monument - An Epic Depiction of the 1932 Thai Coup
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Created to commemorate the battle for democracy in Thailand, the Democracy Monument stands proudly in the ancient imperial burial grounds, amidst many ancient structures. The showpiece represents the Thai constitution, while there are many artistic panels, carvings and sculptures to depict the era, coup and unity of Thailand during the democratic struggle.


  • An Ideal Venue For Important Business Events in Singapore - The Suntec Center
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Suntec Singapore is the most popular exhibition and convention hall belonging to Singapore's main business hub. Facilities available at the center includes several large convention halls, exhibition halls, a theater, gallery and highly flexible concourse and lobby. There are many international events held at the Suntec Singapore every year.


  • A Harmonized Display of All Asian Lifestyles - The Asian Civilizations Museum
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The foremost museum in the country, the Asian Civilizations Museum offers a wide and combined awareness of the pan-Asian cultures and society. As the primary National Museum of Singapore, which falls under the National Heritage Board, the museum tries to encourage an enhanced understanding and approval of the intense values that constitute the Singapore's multiple ethnicities.


  • Enjoy a Day Outing at the Escape Theme Park With Your Family
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Escape Theme Park is a family fun joint, with safe family rides, as well as thrill rides for the bold, adventurous members. Located on the self-sufficient entertainment district of NTUC Downtown East, the park is home to several thrill rides, water sports and lots of shopping outlets.


  • The Awe-Inspiring Marine Life at the Underwater World Singapore
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Underwater World Singapore Pte Ltd, much better known as the Underwater World, is an oceanarium, located on Sentosa, the offshore island of Singapore. Inaugurated in1991, the oceanarium has over 2500 marine animals belonging to 250 species, acquired from around the globe.


  • Spend a Star-Studded Evening at the Planet Hollywood Kuala Lumpur
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Internationally-renowned, the Planet Hollywood franchised restaurant and entertainment venues have spread across the globe, and Planet Hollywood Kuala Lumpur is certainly among them. The venue is a nightlife hotspot and spans across 13,000 feet.


  • Parc Monceau - The Famous English Park in Beautiful France
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Parc Monceau is a community square located in the 8th arrondissement of Paris, France, at the intersection of Boulevard de Courcelles, Rue de Prony and Rue Georges Berger. The community square was instituted by Phillippe d'Orléans, Duke of Chartres, and a cousin of the king. He began purchasing land on which to launch the garden in 1769, and hired Louis Carrogis Carmontelle to plan the gardens.


  • Colorful Celebrations and Fanfare on the Streets During King Shinaouk's Birthday
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] King-Father Norodom Sihanouk or more properly: Preah Karuna Preah Bat Samdech Preah Norodom Sihanouk Preahmahaviraksat is the King-Father of Cambodia. His birthday October 31st, 1922 is celebrated each year in Cambodia with great pomp and splendor.


  • Enjoy a Game of Tennis at the Beverly Hills La Cienega Tennis Center
    [Recreation-and-Sports:Tennis] The La Cienega Tennis Center is the key tennis facility in Beverly Hills, California. As the recipient of the United States Tennis Association's Outstanding Public Facility Award and winner of the 2003 "Best Tennis Courts" award by Los Angeles Magazine, the tennis center has been home to the Beverly Hills Tennis club for the past decade.


  • Experience the Beautiful Mekong River on a Boat Cruise
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Cruising] One of the best ways to get an insight into the daily life of the people of Mekong is a boat cruise along the Mekong Delta. Tourists get to observe and also participate in the hustle and bustle of Mekong's commercial activities while going on a Mekong Cruise.


  • Reach the Heavens From Beijing's Temple of Heaven
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] If you love ancient religions, culture and rituals, you must visit the Temple of Heaven in Beijing. While it's no longer in use as a temple, it's worthwhile visiting the temple grounds to see how the Ming Dynasty worshiped their gods.


  • See the Happiness on Their Little Faces - A Visit to Sunrise Angkor Children's Village
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Sunrise Angkor Children's Village is an orphanage, located close to Phnom Penh in Cambodia. Visitors are encouraged to spend a day at the orphanage whenever possible, as a means of lifting the children's spirits. Meals and donations are always welcomed, but they are more interested in your participation in various activities at the orphanage, where the children get to meet people besides their own friends and guardians.


  • Loch of Strathbeg
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Article Summary Many go to Scotland to see if they can spot the famously mythical Loch Ness Monster. But, when you visit Scotland, you can also take the time to experience the natural scenery, beauty and outdoor activities offered at the Loch of Strathbeg.


  • St Augustine Church
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Manila, Philippines is famous for its St Augustine Church, a Roman Catholic place of worship standing proudly since 1607. Built and rebuilt twice, the church is both an architectural splendor and historic tribute to the early Spanish influence in the Philippines.


  • Freedom Trail
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] History unveils right before your eyes when you take a leisurely stroll along the Boston Freedom Trail. A tribute and memorial to the American Revolution, the Freedom Trail is a pathway linking all the historically important sites in Boston, Massachusetts.


  • Downtown St Louis
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Downtown St. Louis is historic, commercialized and more welcoming to tourists than ever before. The main city offers a modernized environment for enjoying a variety of activities, especially entertainment. The surroundings are filled with scenic tours, historic sites and much more for the tourist to explore.


  • Al Boom Tourist Village
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Al Boom Tourist Village in Dubai is a place to enjoy some excellent cuisine in a historical and cultural atmosphere. A place well-known as a cultural wedding hall, the tourist village also provides cruises on the Dubai Creek and planned corporate outings.


  • Windsor Castle
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Hotels-Accommodations] Royalty requires an ancestral home and Windsor Castle has been in the reigning royal family for centuries. Currently under Queen Elizabeth the 2nd's supervision, the Windsor Castle provides both a private and state entertainment venue for the royal family. It's also quite often used by them as a weekend getaway residence.


  • One M&T Plaza
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Hotels-Accommodations] One M&T Plaza in Buffalo, NY is nothing remarkable and yet seems to attract thousands of visitors every year. Illuminated and enchanted at night, the One M&T Plaza has a lovely promenade for alfresco dining and quite relaxation.


  • Navy Pier
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Chicago Navy Pier is a place for fun and entertainment. Located on the waterfront alongside Lake Michigan's Chicago shoreline, the Navy pier is not to be missed by anyone visiting the Windy City. Over the years, the Chicago Navy Pier has hosted hundreds of circuses, folk dance acts, exhibitions and fairs.


  • Warehouse District
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Warehouse District Minneapolis is a converted public hang out spot, great for outings on hot summer days and simply enjoying a few drinks with gourmet food. Arts and entertainment seems to be the name of the game here, with many bars, clubs and hot spots located throughout the area.


  • Alaska Native Heritage Center
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Alaska Native Heritage Center promotes the native traditions and culture, representing their history and heritage. The center's aim is to improve cultural understanding, encourage appreciation and motivate the modern Alaskan natives to contribute to their lasting heritage.


  • Singapore Night Cruise - Where Singaporeans' Lives Switch to Joy
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Life of Singaporeans totally converts into an enjoyable time full of fun at night after working hours. Nowadays people find many attractions that welcome visitors especially at night time. Among them "The Night Safari", cruises on Singapore lakes are the most famous and remarkable experiences that one can remember for the life time.


  • Singapore Zoo - Committed to Wild Life Preservation
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Commonly known as Mandai Zoo, "Singapore Zoo" was opened on the 23rd of June in 1973 with an initial investment of 9 million Singapore dollars. It is being preserved by Wildlife Reserves Singapore that also operates the "Jurong Bird Park" and the "Night Safari". The conception of the creation of the zoo was brought up by Public Utilities Board in 1969 and having hired consultants from many countries during the construction of two years it was opened with 270 animals of 72 species that were maintained by a staff ...


  • The Refuge For Rare New Zealand Wild Life
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Located in the Northland Region occupying 25 square kilo meters and neighboring the forests of Mataraua and Waima, the "Waipoua Forest" is home for most preserved kauri trees remaining in the country. Also it mainly houses the a huge population of North Island brown kiwi and endangered North Island kokako birds.


  • An Omniscience Center About Taranaki
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Being an out standing knowledge center in the heart of New Plymouth from 2003, "Puke Ariki" is a combination of a library and a museum providing solid information covering all the aspects of Taranaki region. It happens to be the first purpose-built combination of museum, library and the visitor information center and won the Creative Places Award for 2003 and the Strategic Arts Initiative Category for its new concept and creative features.


  • KLCC - The Domain Housing All Human Needs
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Hotels-Accommodations] It would not be an exaggeration if one said that "Kuala Lumpur City Center" (KLCC) is another capital in the capital of Malaysia. It is truly a majestic complex integrated with massive shopping destinations, restaurants and other number of entertainment affiliations. It was opened on the 31 of August in 1999 locating in Ampang district affiliating to, the once world's tallest structure, the Petronas twin towers.


  • The World of Music Illustrated Within Two Hours
    [Arts-and-Entertainment:Music] Having a mission of identifying and preserving the history and traditions of country music and to educate audiences about its meaning, "Music Hall of Fame and Museum" was opened in 1967 as a nonprofit educational organization in Nashville region. It was being operated as an international arts organization and a history museum of arts. Basically the educational programs are functioned by the museum and after one year of its opening the Country Music Foundation Library was opened to public in 1968.


  • Singapore Honeymoon - To Be Overjoyed in One of a Kind Way
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Singapore, which comprises of 63 smaller islands, is a perfect destination for honeymooners as it also consists of many world famous lover spots. Its modern culture perfectly combined with ancient heritages and native traditions have made Singapore as an exception of the most visited and enjoyed countries in the entire world. As tourism is one of the most important economic aspects of the country, the attractiveness is highly enhanced, which proves the wealthy ness and fast progress of the country.


  • A Historical Palace of Splendid Architecture and Art Work
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Built according to the Tudor style architectural structure of the Windsor Castle of England, "Bangalore Palace" has a history of over 120 years as a major historic monument in India. Built in 1887 by Reverend Garret in the heart of Bangalore, the palace was previously surrounded by some fascinating gardens in its huge open area which have disappeared to a certain extent today. Bangalore Palace was constructed occupying a floor area of 45,000 square feet and its vast gardens were occupying about 454 acres around it.


  • Can Gio Island - A Separate World Only With Natural Wonders
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] An ideal destination for short adventures is the Can Gio Island, located approximately 20 miles from Ho Chi Minh City, the largest city in Vietnam. During the Vietnam War, Can Gio was inhumanely ravaged. However, the dedication paid by the island inhabitants to restore the area has fruitfully resulted in the island regaining its unique beauty.


  • Corrections Museum - Where the Gruesome Facet of Thai History Displayed
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Thailand is a well known destination for many unusual attractions. The Corrections Museum in Bangkok is one of the many atypical destinations, which is rich in historical value. The Corrections Museum, located in Maha Chai Road preserves gruesome facets of Thai prison history.


  • Surabaya Zoo - South Asia's Largest Habitat of Wild Animals
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Surabaya, one of the biggest cities in Asia is the second largest city in Indonesia while being the capital of East Java. When considering the main attractions in the area, "Surabaya zoo" takes a leading position as one of the most visited attractions. It is the largest zoo in Southeast Asia occupying a width of over 15 hectares and has been divided into several fractions for aquarium and brine, Bird watching, night animals and for a large variety of mammals.


  • Jakarta As an Exciting Shopping Destination
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] If one planned to go on a tour in Jakarta it would be a must to add a side journey in order to explore the fascinating shopping destinations of the region. Shoppers can find all sorts of items they would have on their shopping lists, as a variety of all-integrated shopping malls are waiting to fulfill customer requirements throughout the day. When it comes to supermarkets in Indonesia the name 'Hero' plays the most prominent role as it is the largest supermarket chain in the country since 1971.


  • Arc De Triomphe - Saluting Bravery
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Arc de Triomphe is one of the most recognizable Parisian landmarks; the construction of the monument was instigated by Napoleon Bonaparte who envisaged a proud triumphal arc akin to those found in Ancient Rome, which celebrated the glory of its conquering forces. The design for the Arc de Triomphe was drawn up by French architect Jean Francois Therese Chalgrin. Though Napoleon first commissioned construction in 1806 it was only completed thirty years later in 1836 during the reign of Louis Philippe.


  • Celebrating Local Art at the Appalachian Centre
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Appalachian Centre for Crafts is located in Nashville Tennessee overlooking the serene Center Hill Lake. The breathtaking scenery surrounding this museum cum educational centre provides the necessary inspiration for artistes that work here. Known as a centre for education and a satellite of the Tennessee Tech University for fine arts in the region the Appalachian Centre attracts some of the most talented individuals for its Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree Program.


  • Gulangyu - Still an Enigma
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Gulangyu Island which was known by some as "Piano Island" is a small islet off the coast of Xiamen on China's southern coast. The unusual epithet of Piano Island was coined following the establishment of the country's only Piano Museum here. Gulangyu is well known for its architecture and for being the residence of foreign nationals who have contributed to the isle's unique character.


  • A Boating Fiesta in Dudley
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Annual Black Country Boat Festival is a gathering of boat owners and an important local community event. This event is held each year in the Bumbole Hole Nature Reserve in Neterton during the month of September. This years event which marks also marks the 23rd anniversary of the Boat Festival will be held from the 12th to the 14th of September and hopes to raise over 100,000 pounds for local and national charities.


  • An Architectural Masterpiece
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Castle Coch situated in sleepy hamlet in Southern Wales in a northern corner of Cardiff is almost surreal. The exquisitely preserved architecture and the tall spires and the circular black roofs make it seem like something straight out of a fairytale. The lush green countryside and the rolling hill of Cardiff make the visitors contemplate on the history of the place when gallant Knights rode on their steeds and when genteel ladies and noblemen had grand feasts and festivals to celebrate battlefield victories.


  • Chronicling the History of Transport
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Glasgow Museum of transportation is the place to head to if you are a car buff, a train spotter or just interested in all things mechanical. Founded in the year 1964, the Kelvin Hall museum is one of the most popular in the British Isles and attracts more than a half a million visitors a year.   The sections of the museum are arranged so that visit can retrace the history of transport.


  • Boulder Falls Beckons Adventure Tourists
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Boulder Falls, Colorado is just a short distance away from Boulder City is a popular tourist attraction that draws in numbers of adventure tourists who venture on to the hiking trails. Boulder Falls is a waterfall that is fed by the melting ice on the Rockies Mountain Range. The character of the waterfall changes seasonally which makes it even more interesting, during winter you are likely to find Boulder Falls completely frozen over.


  • Enjoying the Great Outdoors on the Greenbelt
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Who would have expected a greenbelt of lush vegetation in the middle of a busy expanding city located in the middle of the Arizona desert? Originally meant to be a part of an innovative new system of flood management that was inaugurated in the early 1970's, today many residents of Scottsdale are glad for this oasis of greenery located amidst the harsh desert climate.


  • A Chocolate Wonderland
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips]   Remember Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, if you are in Birmingham there is a chance to see your very own Chocolate Factory unfortunately sans the singing Oompa Loompas. Cadbury World in Birmingham is an amazing place to visit, not only is it one of the world's largest chocolate factories it is also where the legendary Cadbury brand started. Though Cadbury is a globally recognized brand today, two brothers in Birmingham from humble beginnings toiled long and hard with their little factory to turn it into today's Chocolate Empire.


  • A Must-See Sight in Bangkok
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Grand Palace is considered as the most important attraction in Bangkok which was the residence of the Thai king for about 150 years. Built in 1782 it stands as an epitome of Thai Royalty.


  • Bangkok National Museum - House of Thai Royal History
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Bangkok National Museum, opened to the public in 1874 King Rama V, happens to be the most important and the main branch of museums in Thailand. The main objective of establishing the museum was to exhibit the royal collection of his majesty, King Rama IV and some other objects of the Brand Palace. The location of the museum was changed to the current place in "Wang Na" in 1926 and the name was also changed to the existing one Bangkok Museum.


  • Yaowarat Road - "Experience the Splendor of Bangkok's Chinatown"
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Yaowarat Road is situated in the centre of the Bangkok's Chinatown, which is one of the most vibrant cities in Bangkok. The Yaowarat road has a unique curvy shape, a shape of a dragon which symbolizes a dragon's curvy body. Dragon is an important symbol for Chinese since they consider it as auspicious.


  • Bangkok Canals - "The Venice of the East"
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Bangkok was known as the "Venice of the East" in the past as it was filled with many canals. People used to live on water doing their day to day activities while floating on boats. Many of these canals were filled in to make way for new roads and buildings over the past years but even now many of these old canals still remain on the Thonbui side of the Chao Phraya River.


  • Bangkok Crocodile Farm - To Give a Touch on Crocodile Skin
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Bangkok Crocodile Farm is a main stay in Thailand that demonstrates the natural life of mainly crocodiles and other severe wild animals. Being one of the major attractions in Thailand as an all day affair, it is of course worth a visit.


  • Muang Boran - The Ancient City in Bangkok
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] "Muang Boran" ancient city is a quiet place, though it is located in Bangkok, to spare some good time in order to get away from the busy city life for a while. It's also an ideal way to see many of the attractions of Thailand instead of visiting their actual sites themselves.


  • History of Malaysia Under One Roof
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Hotels-Accommodations] The Museum Negara or National Museum was opened in August 1963 based on "Minangkabau", classical Malay architecture on a hill facing Jalan Travers. It has been built on the site of the old Selangor Museum in 1906, which was unintentionally destroyed during the 2nd World War and which had been designed to use as a storehouse of Malaysia's rich community and as the centre of sharing knowledge of the historical past of the country. This historical museum which provides an interesting introduction to the history and culture of Malaysia, is surrounded by historical buildings and ...


  • Kampung Baru - Where You Can Be Satisfied All the Way!
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Hotels-Accommodations] An enclave comprised mostly of the Malay Muslims in heart of Kuala Lumpur, Kampung Baru is among the oldest Malay settlements in the area since the early ages. In 1900 Kampung Baru was considered as Malay Agricultural Settlement under British administrators in consequence of which, it was developed into a higher economical standard and modern-city living turned it into a political symbol of Malay culture. Kampung Baru, which is one of the most valuable land areas in Kuala Lumpur, is worth about 1.


  • Albert Park - From Active Volcano to the Centerpiece of Auckland
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Remember the film the Chronicles of Narnia? Albert Park in Auckland, New Zealand is a real life park that is almost as unreal and scenic as the movie set. Albert Park is actually the site of the earliest volcanic eruptions in the Auckland area, a volcano is believed to have erupted here between 60,000 and 140,000 years ago.


  • The Derivation of Phnom Penh
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Phnom Penh's name derived from the name of a wealthy widowed woman called "Daun Penh" and the origin of the city name transformed around a temple of five Buddha statues located in the center of t he city. Now it has become the most developed city in the country providing elegant accommodation facilities consisting of luxury Cambodia hotels and many other tourist attractions.


  • A True Heaven Prayed by Entire Beijing
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Located in the Southeast of Beijing, the "Temple of heaven" was constructed between 1406 and 1420 under the sovereignty of Ming Emperor "YongLe". During the time period of Ming Emperor "JiaJing" it was refurbished and several separate complexes were dedicated to the earth, sun and Moon which are orderly located in the North, East and West of Beijing. The temple has been visited by all the emperors of the history of Ming and Qing dynasties during annual ceremonies in order to pray to the heaven for better harvest.


  • A Shopping Destination For More Than Shopping!
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Considered as the greatest shopping centre in Bangkok, MBK centre (Mah boon Krong) was built in 1985 by Chokchai Bulakul with 8 stories and 330 meters of length covering 89,000 square meters that houses 2000 stalls. It holds a good reputation for information technology products, electronics items, cellular phones and elegant furniture.


  • Divine Dance Depicting Cambodian Legends
    [Arts-and-Entertainment:Performing-Arts] "Apsara", which can be translated into English as nymph, are young supernatural beings with angelic beauty and elegance who involve in the art of dancing to the music made by their husbands who are known as "Gandharvas", according to the Cambodian legends. The objective of these dances is to entertain the Gods and fallen heroes of the history of the nation. It is also referred to the classical dance "Khmer" that comes from the history of Cambodia being performed in the courts of royal palaces by married couples, relatives and concubines in its won traditional Khmer ...


  • The Aspiring Shopping Street in Bangkok
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] "Sukhumvit Street" is one of the most reputed and longest commercial streets in Bangkok for its wide range of good items that satisfy any kind of desire of the people. It is an immense market with plenty of vendor stalls selling everything from luggage to fake Rolex watches, and converts into pavement cafés and bars at midnight. As these street vendors cover all the aspects of daily needs of the customers even a large variety of food items can also be found.


  • Shopping Paradise in Kuala Lumpur
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Jalan Ampang is one of the most popular commercial and entertainment area with its numerous shopping malls, and cafés. It has emerged as one of the major attractions and shopping destinations of the city which is a perfect place to hang around with friends and relatives.


  • Wu Xing Rocks
    [Health-and-Fitness:Medicine] The ancient art of Traditional Chinese Medicine goes back a couple of millennia and its treatment techniques and knowledge have changed over time; however the basic principles of the art remain unchanged. To balance out the Yin and Yan in a human body, this is the founding principle of Chinese Medicine to achieve equilibrium between the difference forces that are at work inside the human body. The five forces or phases of Wu Xing should be taken into consideration in order to balance the Yin and Yan.


  • East Meets West at the Gamble House
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Gamble House which was built in the early 20th century in 1908 was an architectural masterpiece of that era that has recently been designated as a National Heritage Landmark in the United States. The house was meant to be the home of the millionaire businessman David B. Gamble of the Proctor and Gamble Company.


  • Cruising on the Yarra Yarra
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Cruising] The Yarra River which winds its way through out the beautiful city of Melbourne is a popular place for recreational activities. Among them are the ever popular Yarra River cruises where tourists are taken by boat on a blissful river cruise.


  • Albert Park Offers a Host of Interesting Attractions
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Set amidst one of Auckland most geo thermally active areas, it is impossible imagine that just sixty thousand years ago the lush Albert Park was in fact an area filled with volcanic ash and molten lava. Today Albert Auckland is an oasis of calm on contemplation set in the midst of one of New Zealand's busiest cites and also serves as an exhibition area for modern art and sculpture.


  • The Beautiful Vistas of Victoria Harbour
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Victoria Harbour Hong Kong is perhaps Hong Kong's most famous attraction; the harbour is famous for its panoramic city views and exhilarating cityscape. A number of public shows are organized here on the waterfront such as firework displays and laser shows. This history of the harbour dates back to the British Colonial days of the 19th century.


  • The Vibrant Downtown Area of Boston
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Boston's Downtown area is the nexus of the city, it contains the financial and administrative heart of the city; it also encompasses the recreational areas of Boston Common and the Public Garden. Known as an older portion of the city it still has many of the old historic buildings such as Old South Meeting House and the Old State House. Among places of historic interest in the Boston Downtown area is the birthplace of renowned American scholar, inventor and philosopher Benjamin Franklin.


  • The West End - For High Flying Shoppers
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] London's West End has long been considered the epitome of cool and chic fashion in what is arguably Europe's busiest city. West End is actually an area in Central London and contains many of the city's tourist attractions, businesses, shopping centers and of course the famed West End theatres. The term West End came into use during the 19th century to describe the posh fashionable areas that lie to the west of Charing Cross London.


  • Mongkok Offers a Vibrant Shopping Extravaganza
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Mongkok is modern Hong Kong in a nut shell- it's chic, stylish and has lots of shopping on offer. If your image of Hong Kong is one of crowded streets, bright neon lights, bargain shopping and backpack totting tourists then Mongkok will surely not disappoint you. Historically speaking the area of Mongkok was quite different, it was a vast expanse of agricultural land cultivated by peasants and not a glitzy shopping district.


  • The Temple of the Jade Buddha
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Temple of the Jade Buddha is located in a modern and busy area of Shanghai. The location itself creates a contrast; China's most venerated and historic Buddha statue is housed in a backdrop of modern development. This is the story of modern China where traditional culture flourishes side by side with economic progress and modernization.


  • The Italian Connection of Kensington
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Italian Fountains in Kensington are perhaps the most beautiful monuments to be constructed in a London Park. What is particularly appealing about these fountains is that they do not over impose on the park itself like the Marble Arch or the Albert memorial that can also be seen nearby. The subtle beauty of the Italian fountains attracts thousands of visitors because of the beauty of the cascading water and the intricate details of its layout.


  • A Blur of Neon Lights and Bustling Streets
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Times Square is perhaps the most recognizable landmark in New York; over the years it has become a symbol of America for foreign tourists and has been telecast all over the world on New Year's Day. Despite its glitzy and glamorous presence in the heart of the Big Apple the history of the area shows a gradual rise to fame. During the American Revolution the land belonged to John Marion Scot, a general of the New York militia and at the time Scott's manor was surrounded by farmland.


  • The Home of Our Common Ancestor
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Peking Man excavation site is an important scientific research site. For visiting tourists it is a great place to reflect on our common heritage and explore the evolution of hominids.


  • Darling Harbour is Sydney's Best Entertainment District
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Darling Harbour in Sydney is one of the region's most popular entertainment venues. Apart from a number of tourists attractions great shopping destinations, dining options and a vibrant nightlife can be found.


  • Bugis Street - Experiencing a Different Side of Singapore
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Bugis Street is one of Singapore's most colorful areas; following a major government initiative during the 1980's to clean up the area raunchy image it has been transformed in to an exciting shopping area. During the 1950's the area was crammed full of traders and small retail outlets making it one of the country's busiest economic zones. According to legend the area was named after the Buginese people who made a name for themselves as blood thirsty pirates.


  • A Fine Exponent of British Architecture
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The State Houses of Parliament in Melbourne is where Victoria State's legislative council is based. This historic building has housed the state parliament continuously since the middle of the 19th century from 1855, except the period from 1901 to1927 when it was occupied by the Australian National Parliament. The State Houses of Parliament are known to be one of the finest exponents of 19th century British civic architecture any where in the world.


  • A Green Oasis in London
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Kew Gardens are a popular tourist attraction in London that showcases varieties of exotic and native plant life. The interactive and educational exhibits are of particular interest to horticulturists.


  • Angel Underground - Linking to Important London Attractions
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Angel Underground is a London tube station located at Angel Islington on the Bank branch of the northern line of the London Underground between Old Street and King's Cross, St. Pancras stations. Being a historic train station in London that was constructed in the year 1901, by the City and South London Railway, The Angel Underground sees tens and thousands of commuters passing through it each day.


  • Hollywood Walk of Fame - The "Stars" of Stars
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Built in the year 1958, the Hollywood Walk of Fame has now become one of the most iconic landmarks of the city of Los Angeles. Originally planned as a series of 2,500 stars that would honor historical and well known personalities, over 1,500 were awarded within the first sixteen months of the project. Hollywood boulevard was once the happy haunt of many celebrities, today you are unlikely to catch a glimpse of one in the flesh but one could gaze down upon a bronze star that has effectively immortalized them.


  • The Ming Tombs - A World Heritage Site
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] A couple hours towards the northwest of Beijing City lies the mausoleums of thirteen Ming dynasty Emperors. Referred to as the Ming Tombs these historical structures have been flawlessly preserved and serve as excellent examples of Chinese palatial architecture and culture. It is said that the site of the mausoleum wee chose n by Ming dynasty emperor Yongle, who was also instrumental in moving the capital of China from Nanjing to Beijing.


  • A Historic Religious Institution
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Reading abbey is a historic English religious institution that dates back to the 12th century. It holds the remains of its founder Henry I and also other members of the royal family, artifacts unearthed at excavations can be seen at the Reading museum.


  • The Other Side of Christchurch
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Known as the Garden city of New Zealand- Christchurch is a city that offers a delicate balance between history and contemporary culture. This contrast is evident when the old English architecture of New Zealand's early European settlers stands side by side with new gleaming office blocks. However, the most notable characteristic of the city is that it is a city of color and a vibrant atmosphere.


  • Eiffel Tower- Paris's Most Loved Landmark
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Named after the engineer and architect of the tower, Gustav Eifel the Eifel Tower is one of the most recognized landmarks in the world. In testament to its ever growing popularity and its allure as a timeless tourist attraction more than 200 million people have climbed the Eifel tower since it was constructed in 1889. When it was built in 1889 the Eifel had the title of being the world's tallest tower, something it held onto until the 1930's when the Chrysler Building was built in the USA.


  • Sailing Through New Zealand's Fjord Land
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Milford Sound is a fjord located in the south western corner of New Zealand's South Island. The area has been voted as the most popular travel destination and celebrated author Rudyard Kipling once said that it is the eighth natural wonder of the world. The area was left untouched by European explorers as they did not believe the narrow entry in to the area hid large bays and because it was difficult to navigate through the fjords.


  • Where Beauty and Color Just Flutters By
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Located just a few minutes away from the stretch of hotels and resorts in Batu Ferringhi the Penang Butterfly Farm is the first of its kind in the world. First established in the year 1986 the farm now features over 150 species. The Butterfly Farm also has incorporated a nature park into its complex which means it also has a reptile enclosure where these no legged animals can be seen in their natural environment.


  • Experience the Exhilaration at the Malaysian GP
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Imagine the adrenaline pumping speed of the world's fastest cars, the skill of the world's fastest drivers and the glamor associated with Formula One. If that sounds good combine the tropical paradise of Malaysia including great shopping malls and vibrant night spots. Add to the mix a sprinkling of culture, adventure and exploration.


  • Enjoying Kuala Lumpur the Indian Way
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Little India is a ethnically flavored precinct in Kuala Lumpur that offers tourists the chance to enjoy delightful Indian Cuisine and to shop for interesting souvenirs. Being located in the city's historic district some historic and cultural attractions can also be seen nearby.


  • A Souk and the Largest Store in the UAE Together
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The city of Dubai features two diverse shopping venues in close proximity, one being a modern venue whilst the other a more traditional one. Visitors should definitely stop by the Wafi Mall and sample both.


  • The Historic Robinson Mansion and Its Beautiful Gardens
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Virginia Robinson Gardens are an expansive six acres of botanical garden that is known for its gardens and tropical and sub tropical vegetation. The Robinson gardens were first opened to the public in 1982. Prior to being a public garden it housed the Robinson estate which is an exquisitely designed elegant Mediterranean Revival style home that was built in 1911.


  • Phnom Penh Night Market Showcasing Cambodian Arts and Crafts
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The recently opened Phnom Penh Night Market is already creating waves in the Cambodian capital. Opened in November 2007 the Night Market is a recent addition to the Cambodian tourism industry but it has already made its mark among the hordes of visiting tourists. The Phnom Penh which is the commercial and cultural hub of Cambodia has always been the star attraction of the country, for many tourists the central focus of their visit has been here.


  • The Roland Garros - A Hotly Contested Grand Slam
    [Recreation-and-Sports:Tennis] The French Open or the Roland Garros has long been considered as one of the most prestigious Tennis tournaments in the world by players and fans alike. This tournament which is usually worked off during the latter part of May and early June is the premier Clay Court tournament in the world; it is also the second Grand Slam event on the tennis calendar and is played after the Australian open in Melbourne. The tournament is also known as one of the most physically challenging in the world because it is played during the hot French summer.


  • The Sacred Temple Dinner
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Hotels-Accommodations] The Raffles Grand Hotel D' Angkor in Siem Reap has recently introduced a special dinner promotion for its guests, titled "The Sacred Temple Dinner". It takes you inside the Angkor Archaeological Park which is located a short drive away from the hotel. The elaborate dinners are usually organized at either Prasat Kravan or Wat Thommanon both which are located inside the park.


  • Singapore - Beyond Shopping
    [Travel-and-Leisure] When visiting the island of Singapore, the leisure traveler immediately begins to think of shopping. While Singapore is a shopper's haven it isn't the only article on offer. Beyond the urban metropolitan feel of the city and the usual attractions of Sentosa Island, Singapore is also host to botanical rich venues as well.


  • Exploring the Caribbean on a Yacht
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Luxury-Cruising] The Canouan Island is an idyllic Caribbean Island complete with white sandy beaches, lush tropical forests, mountainous topography and world class holiday resorts. Being a tiny island in the Grenadines belonging to St. Vincent, the Canouan Island is an unspoilt tropical paradise.


  • Olympic Family Hotels Assure You a Comfortable Stay in Beijing
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Hotels-Accommodations] The 2008 Summer Olympics known in official jargon as the Olympics of the XXIX Olympiad will be worked off in the historic Chinese city of Beijing during the month of August. The city of Beijing expects about 500,000 foreign visitors to the city in lieu of the Olympics. However, the city is only geared to handle up to 350,000 foreign tourists at once, therefore an obvious issue of accommodation for tourists' crops up.


  • Bangkok City Tower - Portraying The Modern Face Of Thailand
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Located in a strategically important site in the modern cosmopolitan Bangkok, the Bangkok City Tower in many ways portrays the modern face of Thailand. The town of Bangkok which began as a small trading post and a seaside community that served the Ayuthtaya Kingdom has today morphed into one of the regions leading commercial hubs. The space age design of the building is its most striking feature and its shimmering silhouette on the Bangkok skyline makes it a popular landmark in the city.


  • Shopping In Ho Chi Minh City
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Saigon or Ho Chi Minh City as it is known today is the veritable cliché –A shopper’s paradise. The main feature of shopping here in the capital of Vietnam is that it is tourist oriented, almost everything on offer is meant for consumption by the hordes of visiting tourists. Having at least a basic knowledge of bargaining would serve you well here as there are many eye catching items on display, from the usual touristy fare to elegant antiques and souvenirs.


  • The Centerpoint - The One-Stop Shopping Mall
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Located in Singapore’s shopping hotspot of Orchard Road the Centerpoint shopping center is a popular shopping mall that is frequented by locals and tourists alike. The name of the malls was changed from the Centerpoint Shopping Center to the shorter and much catchier The Centerpoint. Exemplifying the mall’s location at the center of Singapore’s lively shopping district.


  • Find Your Spiritual Awakening At Zojo-ji Temple
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Zojo ji is a Buddhist temple built in the Shiba neighborhood of Miniato-Ku in Tokyo, Japan. The history of this temple goes back almost seven centuries to 1393 when the temple was established by Yuyo Shoso. Before the Zojo ji Temple was built in this area, it had a forerunner in the Kanto region.


  • A Diverse Shopping Experience In Sukhumvit
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Sukhumvit is one of the major roads in Bangkok; its urban and sophisticated outlook is the exact opposite of the historic and spiritual side of Bangkok that is exemplified in its numerous temples and palaces. The prominent feature of this area is that despite the seemingly Western clothes or items on offer it retains a distinct Thai character. Sukhumvit Road's many by lanes and streets are called "Soi"s and are numbered in an ascending order.


  • Jakarta Welcomes You With Open Arms
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Welcome Monument in Indonesia's capital city of Jakarta was commissioned for construction by the then incumbent President Sukarno to greet the thousands of athletes and foreign travelers that would attend the 1962 Asian Games. The Welcome Monument in many ways is a representation of Indonesian President Sukarno's dream of turning Jakarta in to a modern metropolis. Almost half a century after the monument was erected Jakarta is well on its way into becoming a regional hub and a truly modern city.


  • Mao's Final Resting Place
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Tiananmen Square is probably the biggest square in the world; it is located at the Centre of Beijing China's capital. Though the square is infamous for the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests also become a tourist attraction for its cultural and historical significance. The history of the square dates back to the 15th century when Tiananmen Gate was built during the Ming dynasty.


  • Wong Tai Sin Temple - Where Your Prayers Are Answered
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Wong Tai Sin temple is one of the most famous temples in Hong Kong. It is a Taoist temple dedicated to the great immortal Wong. The temple has gained popularity among the people for being a place where their prayers are answered.


  • When The Dragons Race
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The annual Hong Kong Dragon boat Festival also known as Tuen Ng Festival to locals is a riot of color and a festival that celebrates the traditional Chinese values of Hong Kong. The Dragon Boat races were inaugurated to commemorate the death of a popular Chinese hero Qu Yuan who according legend has drowned himself in protest of the country's corrupt rulers. Though no one drowns themselves today, the Dragon Boat races have continued through out the history of the country.


  • Exploring Hong Kong's Outlying Islands
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Hong Kong's outlying islands are sparsely inhabited and are a completely different experience from the busy streets of mainland HK. Though rarely explored by tourists these islands have a host of interesting places to visit.


  • The Stanley Market Offers Great Bargains
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Stanley Market in Hong Kong is refreshingly traditional; it is a traditional Chinese style open air market nestled inside a modern air conditioned Hong Kong. The market has become a popular tourist destination famed all over the world for its bargains and the variety of items on offer. The Stanley Market is situated on the south side of Hong Kong Island and its relaxed ambience, the fresh sea breeze and the coziness of its shops have made it one of the busiest markets in city.


  • The Cultural Highlights of Bangkok
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] For some Bangkok might be invigorating while for some it may be intoxicating. It is a city that has become a melting pot of cultures especially since its rise as a true cosmopolitan business city and as a Mecca for tourism. Bangkok is a city of different facets it may interpreted by different travelers to represent different things but the actual fact is that within the many layers of the city, Bangkok offers something for everyone.


  • The Heart of Thailand
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Bangkok being a city of 10 million residents is Thailand's largest and populous city. A city that is continuously growing both vertically and horizontally Bangkok has burgeoned in to a mega city following Thailand's rapid economic growth. For administrative purposes the city has been divided into 50 precincts, among them certain districts are extremely popular with tourists for their historical and cultural attractions as well great shopping malls and nightspots.


  • A Cruise on Bangkok's Sea
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Cruising] An interesting tourist activity that can be enjoyed a little way out of the city of Bangkok is an expedition on the Bangkok Sea. Though located roughly 20 kilometers away from the city, it can be an interesting experience for tourists or a wonderful day out for Thai residents. The small pier that offers boat or in local parlance Klong rides to a small restaurant that only be termed as primitive when compared to the chic cafes and elegant restaurants in the city.


  • Everything You Ever Dreamed of at Siam Paragon
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Siam Paragon is an up market exclusive shopping mall that caters to Thailand's upper crust consumers, expatriates and tourists. Opened just three years ago the mall has become known as one of the biggest in Asia. It includes a range of stores, restaurants and a multiplex theatre, a 30 lane bowling alley and a karaoke lounge.


  • The Old Heart of Kuala Lumpur
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Putra World Trade Centre is Malaysia's and Kuala Lumpur's main exhibition and convention centre. Construction on the building started way back in the year 1981 and was completed three years later in 1984, the Putra World Trade Centre was officially declared open by Malaysia's prime minister at the time Dr. Mahathir Mohammed on Spetember 2nd 1985 during the first UNMO General Assembly.


  • Abstract Beauty of Wai-o-Tapu
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Wai-O-Tapu thermal wonderland is a wonderful creation of nature that portrays a thermally and volcanically active terrain. The abstract nature of its beauty has drawn hordes of visitors to visit the park.


  • A Breathtaking View from the Sky
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Queenstown not to be confused with Queensland in Australia is one of the most breathtaking and picturesque parts of New Zealand. The beautiful alpine slopes and the pristine purity of the white soft snow are simply mind-blowing. And what may be the best way to experience this unspoilt beauty?


  • Eclectic Nightlife in Kuala Lumpur
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The packed Kuala Lumpur city centre and the plethora of nightclubs surrounding it make up the night scene in this city that is usually frequented by university students, tourists, expatriates and yuppies. The night activity usually gets in to full flow around 10 pm though a majority of establishments open before that. Kuala Lumpur night life for the purpose of classification can be boxed into four major avenues, nightclubs, restaurants and bars, karaoke lounges and the traditional Mamaks.


  • The Best View of Kuala Lumpur
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] A popular joke in Kuala Lumpur is that the Kuala Lumpur tower is taller than the Petronas Towers, it not true of course, but because KL tower is built on a hill the elevation is such that it looks taller than the Petronas twin towers. The tower was built as a telecommunications tower and stands at a height of 421 m, it is the fourth highest such structure in the world and was built so that it could withstand wind speed of up to 90 mph. The tall thin structure is perhaps the most memorable image that a tourist will ...


  • The Oriental Plaza - A Place for Shopping, Entertainment And A Lot Of Fun
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] This mammoth plaza located at a walking distance, away from Beijing's Forbidden City is home to a wide plethora of offices, apartments, shops and hotels. The Oriental Plaza in Beijing is a one stop shop for practically anything you will ever need. The mall is host to a variety of branded goods stores such as Apple, Bally, Bossini, Burberry, Espirit, Givenchy, H2O, Jack Jones, Max Mara, Only, Paul Smith, Sisley, Soda, Tag Heuer, Valentino and Vera Modo and more.


  • Looking Back at Dubai's Past
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Located on the Shindhaga edge of Dubai Creek that is regarded as the lifeline of the city, this palace was a strategic vantage point for the ruler to monitor the trade in and out of his country. What was formerly the residence of Dubai's leader Sheikh Saeed Al Maktoum, from 1912 to 1958, has today been transformed in to museum that depicts the history of Dubai and shows off 19th century Arabian architecture. Built in 1886 Sheikh Saeed house once the seat of local government, today tourists observe and appreciate the rare collection ...


  • Experience Juha and Sinbad's Journey at Wild Wadi Water Park
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Imagine 30 million tones of water in the middle of the scorching desert, now add state of the art water slides and wave machines into the mix and then you get Wild Wadi water amusement park. The water park is designed with a distinctly Arabian feel and its name Wadi which means oasis in English aptly demonstrates this. The water park also has storyline running through its 30 rides which is definitely something novel as many other amusement parks are an ad hoc collection water slides.


  • Mixing Business and Pleasure in Singapore
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Being a bustling commercial city Singapore, draws in a number of travelers who visit purely for business reasons. However the city of Singapore is far too enticing to just pass by without indulging in its attractions. Given the small size of the city, the excellent transport network and the plethora of guided tours available, business travelers have the opportunity to mix in a good measure of pleasure on their trip to Singapore.


  • Singapore - Through a Bird's Eyes
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Singapore Flyer is city's latest tourist attraction that literally draws in thousands of visitors to witness the beautiful views of Singapore and beyond it towards the ocean. Since its official opening in March 2008 the giant Ferris wheel has become an instant hit among Singaporeans and tourists alike. Currently the tallest such structure ever built in the world eclipsing the London Eye and China's Star of Nanchang, the Singapore flyer is 42 stories high and stands at a height of 165 meters.


  • The Royal Palace Exemplifies Cambodia's Rich History
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Royal Palace in Phnom Penh is a glowing example of the rich history and the wealth of Cambodia's monarchy. The palace also showcases traditional architecture, art and sculpture to the large number of tourists that visit regularly.


  • A Magnificent Golf Course Amongst the Beauty of the Caribbean
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Trump International Golf Club is a branch of Donald Trumps illustrious West Palm Beach, Florida Golf club. This Golf Resort located on the Caribbean Island of Canouan offers spectacular and gorgeous views of the blue ocean of Canouan Island. The Trump International features a stunning Jim Fazio designed 18 hole championship course and has been named one of the 'Best Golf Courses' in the world.


  • Dubai Creek, a Great Dubai Destination
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] This natural seawater inlet divides the city of Dubai in to two parts, Deira Dubai and Bur Dubai. The Creek has a long established tradition for its ancient sea routes that lead as far as India and the East African Coast. The Creek was also the heart and soul of the city of Dubai as it was built around this important trading route.


  • The Louvre - Another Iconic Destination in Paris
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] This historically rich piece of French architecture today serves as a museum that offers a massive collection of art pieces, statues and other works. The Louvre is one of the world's greatest museums as well as one of the largest palaces in the world and should not be missed if in Paris. The Louvre has a rich history and was once a fortress, a royal palace as well as a prison before its modern day incarnation and its design structure exemplifies the building type of the renaissance.


  • Rollicking Night Life in Hong Kong
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] After an exhausting day of sight seeing the only thing to do in Hong Kong is not to lay back and relax, but to dress up and head out to one of the many happening night spots in the city. Some of the best bars and pubs in Asia can be found in Hong Kong, beer and various alcoholic beverages from a multitude of countries flow freely; locals drink to a long hard day at work or for unrequited love while tourists head here to experience the vibrant nightlife of Hong Kong.


  • Rodeo Drive - Where the Rich and Famous Shop
    [Shopping-and-Product-Reviews] Rodeo Drive is L.A.'s most famous and most expensive shopping districts; luxury brands and well known clothes designers have outlets here. Although the stretch of stores on Rodeo Drive are only three blocks long, this perhaps the most sought after shopping destination in LA. This stretch of shopping begins at Wilshire Boulevard on the south and runs north towards Santa Monica Boulevard where the commercial section of the street melt away into an affluent up market residential area.


  • Life Atop The Water - The Floating Village
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Floating Village is the key highlight of the largest freshwater lake in Asia. The village showcases a unique way of life, living on the water and in harmony with nature.


  • A Shopping Marathon in Singapore
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Great Singapore Sale is an eight week long shopping festival that takes place annually. Shopping malls and department stores participate by giving shoppers attractive discounts and a variety of special offers.


  • Shopping In Hong Kong Street Markets
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Hong Kong is known among many of its visitors as a high end shopping destination packed with trendy clothes, cutting edge electronics equipment and expensive luxury items. But beneath the surface is a vibrant collection of eclectic street markets that are dotted all around Hong Kong. Shopping in Hong Kong is not just limited to air conditioned malls and department stores.


  • Getting To The Airport Fast On The Airport Express
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Airport express in Hong Kong is an extension of the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) system that is the most commonly used public transportation system in Hong Kong. The Airport Express line continues to Hong Kong Station in the Central and Western District, crossing under the harbor to West Kowloon, where it connects to Kowloon Station. The line then runs along the western side of the Kowloon peninsula, and crosses over a bridge to Tsing Yi Island where it connects with Tsing Yi Station.


  • Club Hopping in Hong Kong
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Lan Kwai Fong in Hong Kong is a welcome break from the constant immersion in Chinese culture and customs. Through its rather short life span of just twenty years the area has transformed itself into a place for expatriates to let their hair down and party. However in recent times the local population has seemingly caught on to the place and can be seen in numbers in Lan Kwai Fong, though the majority still remains with the expats, tourists and foreign university students.


  • The Time Of Your Life At Hong Kong Disneyland
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Hong Kong Disneyland is the newest addition to Walt Disney's global franchise of theme parks; however what makes this theme park different from others that were put up all over the world is the distinct Chinese ambiance that it exudes. When planning the theme park in Hong Kong project executives were aware of the cultural issues that faced the Disneyland in Paris, therefore great pains were taken to integrate the theme park with Chinese culture, Feng Shui consultants were brought in to assist with the design and incense was burned to bless the buildings that were completed.


  • Shopping Paradise In Hong Kong
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] A far cry from the days of discourteous shop owners who pester their customers to buy and the high pitched haggling shopping, Hong Kong today is refreshingly modern and a much more pleasurable experience. The Hong Kong shopping experience has also expanded in terms of variety and sheer volume, in time it will give Singapore a run for its money.


  • The Marble Mall, for Shopping in Bangkok
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The MBK mall or Mahboonkrong mall has become synonymous with shopping in Bangkok. Ask any Thai what is the best mall to visit in Bangkok? And they will no doubt answer MBK mall.


  • The Queen Sikirit National Convention Centre, Bangkok
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Queen Sikirit National Convention Centre in Bangkok, Thailand is a refreshing blend of modern architecture and functionality together with traditional Thai style. Named after the present queen of Thailand the venue boasts of being the premier exhibition and convention location in the country. The centre was built in 1991 with the view of hosting major international, regional and national conventions in Thailand.


  • Luxury Travel In Singapore
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Singapore is a modern cosmopolitan country, with a bustling economy and plenty of luxury amenities for travelers. Singapore fuses traditional Asian and European cultures with the advantages of modernity and progress. Dazzling skyscrapers and restful parks coexist with the click of mah-jongg tablets and the Muslim call to prayer.


  • Orchard Road Singapore - A Paradise For Shoppers
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] According to Singaporeans Orchard Road in Singapore got its name from the orchards and plantations that existed in the area until the turn of the 20th century. However in the 1900s, a mysterious disease swept through the nutmeg plantations, wiping them out within a year. Because of its location in a valley, floods were also common.


  • China In Kuala Lumpur
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Petaling Street in Kuala Lumpur is the heart of the city's Chinatown, as the name implies the area is the home of a number of ethnic Chinese residents and shops selling souvenirs and good with Chinese flavor are abundant. The area is a bargains hunters paradise especially during the day time market, it is must see area for an adventurous touristy as the stark contrast of modern shopping malls with Chinatown's ethnic flavored flea markets are a refreshing change.


  • Shopping In Kuala Lumpur
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] A holiday to Malaysia is not complete with out an enterprising shopping expedition. What better place to do so than in Kuala Lumpur the nation's best known shopping destination. Kuala Lumpur is the commercial capital of Malaysia and has 66 large scale shopping malls with in its precincts.


  • Bintang Walk
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Bintang Walk is Kuala Lumpur's premier shopping, dining and people watching street located in the heart of the city's "Golden Triangle" area and the center of modern Kuala Lumpur. The street is lined with sidewalk cafes where one can sit for a cup of coffee and watch the rest of the world go by. You can also step into one of the many shopping malls for air-conditioned bargain shopping.


  • Petaling Street - China in Kuala Lumpur
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Petaling Street is in the heart if Kuala Lumpur's Chinatown area, and features an array of bargain shops and counterfeit goods. Known as Chi-Cheong-Kai in Cantonese, it is infamous for pirated clothes and accessories along with bootleg DVDs and CDs. Petaling Street however does not exclusively offer pirated products.


  • Traditional Maori Culture Experienced First Hand
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] A visit to the Tamaki Maori Village is a must-see; the fun really starts on the way there. As the Maori village is situated deep in the forest about 15 minutes south of Rotaura an elaborately decorated bus will come and pick you up. The driver of the bus usually fills you in on how you are expected to behave at the village the appropriate way to reciprocate Maori greetings.


  • The Bay Of Islands - A Paradise With Secluded Coasts And Enchanting Bays
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Bay of Islands in New Zealand is small group of tiny islets off the coast of North Island in the Northland region. It is also the finest maritime park in New Zealand with 144 pristine islands, secluded coasts and enchanting bays. The area is of historical significance because it was the first area that Europeans built settlements, Captain Cook sailed here in the year 1769 and later Christian missionaries and whalers arrived and established base here.


  • An Attraction By Itself
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Changi Airport, Singapore is probably the only airport in the world that you would want to be stuck in. In fact many travelers that pass through Singapore spend at least two or three hours checking out the airport. Having been consistently voted by a numerous magazines and journals as the best airport in the world, Changi Airport offers the best services and facilities anywhere in the world.


  • Singapore Offers A Whole Lot More Than Just Shopping
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Singapore has been transformed into a bustling city metropolis of concrete and glass from being a regular stopover for Asian sea pirates and its notorious opium dens. Singapore of the present seems like a strict business town yet beneath the surface is a multitude of cultures ranging from Chinese, Malay and Indian to the British who were the country's former colonial masters. The amazing diversity of this city has been further enhanced by the fusion of different nationalities that came to Singapore for business from all over the world.


  • The London Eye a Place of Breath Taking Views
    [Travel-and-Leisure] In a nation that is fiercely protective about its history and heritage this newest addition to the London skyline overlooking the historic Thames River is significant for its widespread public acceptance. The British are usually heavily critical against modern landmarks yet eight years after the London Eye was erected it has become what the Eiffel has become to Paris and what the Empire State Building is to New York. London being a city that is steeped in history it is astonishing that the London Eye has become in its very short life span...


  • The Cardiff Castle, Wales
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Cardiff Castle has the heritage of first being established by the Romans and then being reconstructed by the Normans. The castle was finally expanded and filled with ornate works of art by its eccentric owner the 3rd Earl of Bute who remodeled the castle in Gothic revival style.


  • A Diverse Shopping Experience
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Paris from a shoppers' perspective is divided broadly into different sections where traders plying the same goods tend to congregate, for example a certain section would be selling designer clothes while another might be selling traditional antiques. If you are on the Boulevard Saint Germain designer clothing stores, sidewalk cafés and restaurants abound in this area. Draw nearer the river Seine and your footsteps lead you where the art galleries cluster together.


  • Skiing In The Middle Of The Desert
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Dubai Ski is perhaps the largest indoor ski facility in the world. 22,500m that is covered with real snow all year round is an interesting proposition anywhere in the world, but in a city were it seldom rains a gigantic ski slope is just mind blowing. Built in the year 2005 as part of the gargantuan Mall of the Emirates-the largest mall outside the US, Ski Dubai allows tourists to engage in winter sports in between sun bathing on the beaches.


  • Spoiled For Choice in Siam Square
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Siam Square could possibly be described as the Times Square of Bangkok; it also offers travelers an insight in to what Bangkok may become in the future. The area is Bangkok's premier shopping district and has a plethora of small shops that sell anything from clothes, shoes, music to handbags. A lot of the shops market items that are targeted at the Thai up-market, therefore some quality items can be found for a reasonable price but are a little expensive when compared with other areas.


  • The Star Attraction Of Hong Kong
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Victoria Harbor is steeped in history and was the driving force behind Hong Kong's rapid development. It also gives tourists a chance to witness one of the world's most beautiful panoramas.


  • The Heart Of Hong Kong
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Hong Kong Island is probably a traveler's favourite place to visit. From relaxing parks, breathtaking views to cool hangouts it offers diverse attractions.


  • Sky Scrapered Hong Kong
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Central Business District in Hong Kong is a maze of concrete and a collection of skyscrapers that dominate the horizon it was previously known as Victoria City. It is an area on the north shore of Hong Kong Island in Hong Kong. It is located across Victoria Harbour from Tsim Sha Tsui, the southernmost point of Kowloon Peninsula.


  • Party The Night Away In Soho
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Soho is the quintessential party town. It features a bevy of nightclubs, bars and karaoke lounges to make it the entertainment capital of Hong Kong.


  • Shopping Kuala Lumpur - An Unmatched Experience
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Kuala Lumpur is perhaps one of the best places in the world for shopping. Travelers are in the true meaning of the cliché spoilt for choice as the cultural background of Malaysia gives them an opportunity to shop for arts and crafts as well as the chic modern clothes boutiques and electronics superstores, give them a chance of shopping for fashionable clothing and high tech electronics equipment. The places to go shopping are almost as varied as the good on offer.


  • The Epicenter Of Kuala Lumpur's Fashion
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Suria KLCC has become one of the city's most fashionable malls largely owning to presence of a number of designer outlets. The mall has a cinema, concert hall, aquarium and a huge park that will keep visitors entertained, without hurting their wallets.


  • Looking Down At KL From Top Of The World
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] The Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur apart from being Malaysia's tallest building and the World's tallest building till 2004 offers visitors a day of fun filled wholesome enjoyment. Apart form the awe of visiting the world's second largest building and walking across the sky-bridge on the 41st and 42nd floor, the twin towers are full of activities that will keep the traveler occupied. Perhaps the most well known attraction is the crescent shaped Suria KLCC shopping mall that features six stories of stores, cafés and food courts.


  • The Modern Face Of Bangkok
    [Travel-and-Leisure] In many ways than one Sukhumvit is the face of modern Bangkok. It is not only one of the longest roads in Thailand, but one of the longest roads in the world. Towards the west end you have Ploenchit Road and Rama I Road, but to the east it runs most of the way to the Cambodian border.


  • A Center Of Creativity
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The national art gallery in Kuala Lumpur has over 2,500 works of art, including paintings, sculpture and photography. The art gallery itself is housed in a historical building and has now become a center of creativity in Malaysia.


  • The Best Place For Shopping In Kuala Lumpur
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Kuala Lumpur City Centre is the commercial centre located in the heart of the city that includes the Petronas Twin Towers, the Suria KLCC Shopping Mall, a park, a 5-star hotel and prime office blocks. KLCC is located within the Ampang district, it has a rich history; Ampang was the home of the tin barons that earned a fortune from Kuala Lumpur's mining trade. Even today, Ampang is regarded as a place for up market people in terms of living and spending.


  • A Fun Filled Winter Wonderland
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Auckland Harbour is one of the most beautiful locations in the city. Travelers are given a chance to experience some rich history and also some adrenaline pumping action during their visit.


  • The City Of Sails
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Sailing] Auckland Harbour is one of the most beautiful locations in the city. Travelers are given a chance to experience some rich history and also some adrenaline pumping action during their visit.


  • Singapore's Hippest Party District
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Boat Quay in Singapore was a historic quay that was turned into a busy inland shipping port by the Chinese. It was a busy port handling up to three quarters of all shipping during the 1860's. Many shop houses and store fronts were built in the area because the south bank of the river resembled the belly of a carp, which according to traditional Chinese belief is an indication of wealth.


  • Singapore's Hippest Beach
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Siloso Beach on Singapore's famed Sentosa Island is the ultimate hangout for beach bums from all over the world. Siloso Beach lies on the west portion of the southern coast and it is known as the place for beach volleyball and other outdoor activities such as canoing, skim boarding, mountain biking or roller blading. The beach is also pet friendly; dogs are allowed to swim in the waters.


  • Singapore Grand Prix - The Much Awaited Formula One Event in Asia
    [Recreation-and-Sports:Auto-Racing] Though the inaugural Singapore Grad Prix is scheduled to be held this year in September, Singapore has long been a part of Automobile racing dating back to 1960s in the racing history. From 1960s to 1970s Singapore held Grand Prix races in its Thomson Road Circuit. It started out as the "Orient Year Grand Prix" though after one year it was renamed as Malaysian Grand Prix.


  • Kuala Lumpur's Premiere Shopping Street
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Bintang Walk is Kuala Lumpur's premier shopping, dining and people watching street located in the heart of the city's "Golden Triangle" area and the center of modern Kuala Lumpur. The street is lined with sidewalk cafes where one can sit for a cup of coffee and watch the rest of the world go by. You can also step into one of the many shopping malls for air-conditioned bargain shopping.


  • Wonderland - A Fun Filled Theme Park For The Whole Family
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Wonderland in Dubai is the largest theme park in United Arab Emirates. It's famous for its 22 acre water park which has a number of amazing rides for the whole family. Enjoy a great fun filled day out at this amazing theme park in Dubai.


  • Cambodia and Travel - The Ultimate Historical Escapade
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Bordered by Laos, Thailand and Vietnam; Cambodia boasts of a magnificent heritage, untamed wild landscape and friendly people. The country has a population of 13,995,904 and 90% of this consists of the Khmer ethnicity. The terrain is mostly low, flat plains with mountains in the Southwest and North areas.


  • Singapore - A Connoisseurs Dream
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Singapore is a food crazy country. With over 30 different styles of cooking and many indigenous delicacies it offers a gastronomic delight whatever your palate is. Elegant restaurants and hawker street food stalls offer a varied dining experience.


  • The Perfect Vacation
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Destination-Tips] Macau has often been known for its conflicting persona that can be attributed to the vivid differences in its Chinese and Portuguese heritage. It is a vacation where sandy beaches, glitzy casinos and traditional heritage go hand in hand.


  • More Than Just A Market In Kuala Lampur
    [Travel-and-Leisure] More than just a another market, the Central Market in Kuala Lampur is a market, souvenir shop, cultural center and a theater all rolled in to one. Tourists can experience Malaysian culture up close, indulge in delightful cuisine and quench the shopaholic inside them.


  • Hong Kong Island Offers Everything You Want On A Holiday
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Hong Kong Island is an idyllic island in the southern part of Hong Kong. The Central area on the island is the historical, political and economic center of Hong Kong. The northern coast of the island forms the southern shore of the Victoria Harbor.


  • Savor the Irresistible Delights of a Sensational Vacation Destination
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Whether inspired by nature or aroused by adventure and excitement, New Zealand has something in store to appease whims and fancies of its varied visitors. Comprised of North and South Islands, New Zealand offers its visitors an assortment of alluring attractions rich with mesmerizing views and cultural heritage. Each attraction distinguishes from one another and generates a novel experience filled with fun and adventure.


  • Singapore Travel - An Enchanting Experience Of A Vibrant And Diverse Culture
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Be mesmerized by the infinite wonders of Singapore, one of the most desired vacation destinations in the world that promises incessant attractions and amenities for a wide range of visitors. There is plenty to do and see in this enchanting country ranging from top class island resorts to parks and nature reserves. For those who are overwhelmed by native and exotic creatures of nature there would be a number of parks promising the best of the natural world.


  • Sentosa Island - A Mesmerizing Refuge with Endless Delights
    [Travel-and-Leisure] A fascinating haven with boundless delights, Sentosa Island offers a multitude of attractions with infinite entertainment for its visitors. Located just fifteen minutes from the city, Sentosa is synonymous with Singapore entertainment and is a compelling paradise filled with sunny beaches, bountiful attractions, sea sports and ample recreational facilities.


  • Soar High Above the Sky and be Mesmerized by Breathtaking Views
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Singapore Cable Car System has become an exhilarating experience for all who flock to this renowned destination and comprises of enchanting bird's eye views of many key landmarks in the city. The system was first introduced in 1974 and at that time was a unique aerial transportation method allowing its users to relish panoramic views while arriving at a specified location.


  • Vector Arena - Experience Boundless Fun and Entertainment
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Integrated with plush amenities and traditional architecture, the much anticipated Vector Arena finally stands out as the prime venue for a variety of entertainment and sports events. The completion of the establishment bought some of the best performers to the city and was also the venue for many prestigious sports events ranging from netball to gymnastics. The arena is adorned by some of the best entertainment of great magnitude and these include rock concerts, classical performances, opera, ballet and family shows.


  • Chinese New Year - Immerse In The Dazzling Festivity
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The New Year is a time of celebration and commemoration for the Chinese, with abundant traditional delicacies and revered rituals. For many in China it is the time of reunion with the living and departed, instilling new resolutions and paying homage. Many traditions are practiced at this time of the year passing them onto the younger generations and making them part of this much preserved culture and tradition.


  • Kuala Lumpur Festivals - Plunge Into The Diverse Festivity And Celebrations
    [Travel-and-Leisure] A diverse ethnic community engrosses the city of Kuala Lumpur and this has paved the way for a multitude of diverse festivals of energy and enthusiasm. These festivals signify unity and harmony of the multicultural citizens of Kuala Lumpur who eagerly immerse in these varied native and exotic events. The most anticipated is the Chinese New Year which is celebrated with much elaboration with an array of shopping and dining specialties.


  • Hong Kong Rugby Sevens - The Thrill, the Excitement and the Passion
    [Recreation-and-Sports:Rugby] One of the most spectacular rugby actions in the world kicks off each year in Hong Kong at Hong Kong rugby sevens. This highly acclaimed sporting event has retained its position as one of the most dazzling and recognized events in the rugby calendar. The tournament was the birth child of two prominent figures Tokkie Smith, the Hong Kong Rugby Football Union Chairman and Ian Gow, a tobacco company executive at Rothman's Tobacco.


  • The Magnificent Mile - Experience the Perfect Blend of Sheer Splendor and Entertainment
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The Magnificent Mile is one of the most affluent regions in Chicago with many leading shopping venues and architectural sites. It also holds the reputation as a prime residential and commercials area.


  • Enjoy the Glamour and Glitz of New York Nightlife
    [Travel-and-Leisure] New York promises its visitors nothing but the best entertainment. The varied night venues are filled with unlimited activities to appease the various needs of late night enthusiasts.


  • Central Business District - Explore the Robust Financial Hub of Singapore
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Home to many key buildings and outstanding sky scrapers, the Central Business District is the financial hub of Singapore. The mouth of the Singapore River was a vital landmark in Singapore's trading activities and eventually it emerged as the Central Business District. The two main thoroughfares in the district are Robinson Road and Shenton Way which are home to many prominent landmarks.


  • Forbidden City - Experience Sheer Elegance of the World's Largest Palace Complex
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Forbidden City is a charming historical marvel embodying traditional Chinese architecture. This world renowned historical site also houses the Palace Museum which displays a massive collection of artifacts.


  • Times Square - The Ultimate Shopping and Entertainment Venue
    [Travel-and-Leisure] Amidst Hong Kong's Causeway Bay is Times Square, a massive shopping mall and an office complex denoting sheer magnificence and elegance of Modern Hong Kong. Due to the modern and high- tech amenities located within these iconic twin towers, Times Square is known as one of the ten most popular tourist destinations in Hong Kong. These 46 and 39 story complexes flaunt a gigantic 900,000 square feet of retail space which includes the largest car park in Causeway Bay.


  • Wafi City - Experience the Best Fusion of Art, Food and Entertainment
    [Travel-and-Leisure] The minute you enter the city of Wafi, its impressive and distinctive art will convey the very essence of this much sought after tourist destination. Wafi is a city within the city of Dubai and promises infinite entertainment and leisure for its visitors. Its exterior resembles ancient Egypt and is reminiscent of a rich history and culture.


  • Orchard Road, Singapore - The Shoppers Paradise
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Hotels-Accommodations] The Orchard Road in Singapore is truly a shopper's paradise with a multitude of shops containing an exclusive range of items. Before commercial development prompted the huge influx of buildings the area was abundant with plantations and orchards and this resulted in the name Orchard Street. During the 1860's the road was occupied by many bungalows and private houses and towards the early 20th century the road was noted for its serene and elegant environment with many dazzling mansions.


  • A Glance at the Future of Online Travel Industry
    [Travel-and-Leisure:Airline-Travel] The Internet which was virtually unknown to masses a couple of decades ago has now become the life blood of many economies and societies. This global phenomenon has brought the human kind closer than ever before. Ranging from information websites to novel concepts of social networking, Internet has become a way of life for many people.

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