5 Signs Your Training Efforts Are Failing

by AsiaLIFE @ AsiaLIFE Vietnam

Sun Jan 07 21:33:43 PST 2018

We have again gone full circle… a new year has started… what does 2018 hold for you? Is this going to be the year you ...

Telunas Resort Indonesia, A Natural Paradise Near Singapore

by Alyson Long for World Travel Family @ World Travel Family

Thu Jan 04 01:09:35 PST 2018

We spent Christmas in Singapore. Of those 2 weeks the highlight was our 3 days staying at Telunas Resort on their private island site. Along with the Private Island’s luxurious over-water villas we also had the chance to experience the fantastic family friendly facilities on the neighbouring Telunas Beach Resort site for a slightly different […]

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Budapest Cafes – A Budapest Coffee Guide for the 21st Century

by Daryl & Mindi Hirsch @ 2foodtrippers

Thu Jan 04 12:34:12 PST 2018

The new breed of Budapest cafes are hip, happening and highly caffeinated. Read on to find out our favorite spots to drink third wave coffee in Hungary’s capital city. Budapest is a city known for a cafe culture that’s as rich as the cream that flows into its coffee. Back in the day, artists and poets would meet at Budapest coffee houses to share ideas and philosophies while sipping strong brews and eating a variety of Budapest cake specialties like strudel and flodni. Hundreds of cafes graced both sides of ...

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Bottoms Up – Budapest Ruin Bars and Beyond

by Daryl & Mindi Hirsch @ 2foodtrippers

Sat Dec 23 07:45:07 PST 2017

Feeling thirsty in Hungary? Check out our favorite places to drink including hip Budapest ruin bars plus cool spots for beer, cocktails and wine. Finding a bar in Budapest is like finding hay in a haystack. The Hungarian capital has a lot of drinking establishments, many filled with young professionals and visiting tourists. Though infamous for its funky ruin bars, the river split city also has traditional pubs, classy wine lounges and even spa bars. Yes, you can imbibe at Budapest bars while getting your soak on. We visited our first (but ...

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Keto Chicken Cake

by Sahil Makhija @ Headbanger's Kitchen – Keto All The Way!

Sat Dec 02 01:59:50 PST 2017

Inspired by a Tasty Video I made this savoury meat cake I’ve been feeling a bit overwhelmed with work recently, I’ve got a brand new album I’m working on and I’ve got this really interesting project (which I can’t reveal) that has me rather busy and so I haven’t uploaded a new recipe in a few days and I was feeling the pressure to get a video done. A friend of mine posted this Tasty video on my Facebook timeline and it inspired me to make a keto version. The original recipe had a stuffing with corn and there was breadcrumbs in the mince, this mostly from what I could make out since the video is in Portuguese. So for my Keto version I decided to build it up with some delicious sauteed spinach, mushrooms, olives and spring onions. I also decided to go with a different set of seasoning for the mince using paprika, cayenne, black pepper and a blend of dried herbs called ‘Italian Seasoning’. I also decided to not speak during the cooking and give you folks another silent episode, if you consider death metal to fall in the silence category.   How to make this cake all […]

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Fundrasing concert at Villa Song Saigon – Saigon Philharmonic Orchestra

by Lan @ Villa Song Saigon Hotel

Tue Jan 02 03:25:18 PST 2018

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The AO Show at the Saigon Opera House

by Mike @ Saigon For 91 Days

Sun Jun 18 03:20:10 PDT 2017

Built in 1897 by French architect Eugène Ferret, the Saigon Opera House is one of the most spectacular pieces of colonial architecture in the city. It’s worth visiting even if you’re not going to catch a performance, but we can recommend the AO Show, put on by the Luna Production Company.

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Oman vegan travelling from Muscat to Wadis

by Suzy Jones @ Vegan Travel

Tue Jan 09 11:22:03 PST 2018

We took Oman Air from Kathmandu to Muscat, and while the flight is only 4.5hours, we had to wait for 1.5hours in the airport! The food was ok with pasta in tomato sauce, bean salad and fruit. Oman is extremely […]

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Unusual Christmas Destinations: 17 Festive(ish) Travel Stories

by Map Trotting @ MapTrotting

Thu Dec 14 00:05:41 PST 2017

Christmas away from your home country can bring out all sorts of emotions. You either love it or hate it. But more often than not, unusual Christmas destinations become the funny tales that you remember over the turkey and a pint each Christmas. While we had a couple of extreme Christmas experiences in the past, […]

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Discover: Jacksonville

by @ Wikitravel

Mon Feb 11 21:53:24 PST 2008

If you visit Fort Caroline National Memorial in Jacksonville, Florida, don't expect to see the eponymous fort itself; it's now beneath the waters of the St. John's River.

Edinburgh Travel Guide for Foodies #ScotSpirit #OMGB

by Samuel Jeffery @ Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog

Sat Nov 19 05:10:54 PST 2016

Having visited Edinburgh a few years ago for Hogmanay, I was thrilled when Audrey and I had a chance to return again. This time...

Business set lunch

by Yega Thiyagarajan @ Villa Song Saigon Hotel

Thu Aug 17 04:41:45 PDT 2017

Whether you are out for a relaxing day or having a business meeting or simply looking for a quick lunch, our Business Set Lunch Menu suites every taste. Priced at VND 265,000 ++  for three courses per person Reservation : ( 028) 37446090 Villasong team,

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January in Breb. Life in the Freezer

by Alyson Long for World Travel Family @ World Travel Family

Wed Jan 17 21:48:17 PST 2018

We’ve been waiting for this. When we first had the idea of basing ourselves in Romania, locals told us winter temperatures can easily drop to -25C. We checked online, we couldn’t find any records of temperatures that low, so we kind of didn’t believe it but wanted to find out what it was like. With […]

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Discover: Kanab

by @ Wikitravel

Fri Feb 15 21:53:24 PST 2008

When eating at Houston's restaurant in Kanab, Utah, tip the servers well; they pack pistols, although it's just for show -- allegedly.

San Choy Bao (Chinese Lettuce Wraps)

by Phei Yee Yap @ The Fat Kid Inside

Fri Jan 12 01:36:49 PST 2018

San Choy Bao is a dish that our family typically orders when we eat out in a Chinese restaurant every once in a while. It is usually served as the entrée option and served as a second course with the leftover meat from a Peking duck. It is not something I would often cook at...

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Angkor

by Garth @ Phil and Garth

Mon Jun 19 10:39:09 PDT 2017

After our colossal Vietnam tour we took a short flight from Ho Chi Minh City and headed over the border to neighbouring Cambodia. We spent 3 nights in Siem Reap, gateway to the ancient city of Angkor. We’d been waiting to visit Angkor for many years, so it was easily the biggest highlight of our trip, it felt like a […]

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BonBon Residences: Our Home in Saigon

by Mike @ Saigon For 91 Days

Sat Jun 24 23:53:24 PDT 2017

For our 91-day trips around the world, there is no decision so critical as the apartment in which we'll be based. And I imagine that's especially the case in Saigon, where neighborhoods can be too loud, too touristy, and either too far or too close to the center. Happily, we couldn't have found a better home than BonBon Residences.

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Education and Long-Term Family Travel

by meanderingfamily @ Meandering Family

Sun Jan 03 15:22:41 PST 2016

When we decided to set off on our travel adventure there were a number of logistics to work […]

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Keto Chicken Parmesan

by Sahil Makhija @ Headbanger's Kitchen – Keto All The Way!

Tue Jan 02 23:57:16 PST 2018

Bringing back the comfort into Keto food Chicken Parmesan is a staple and a comfort food for many people. In my earlier videos I’ve shown you how to make my Keto marinara sauce as well as Keto bread crumbs. Putting these two together you can definitely whip up something close to the original. My plan however was to reinvent it a bit and also make an easy, meal for one style dish that didn’t require you to make bread crumbs and have the marinara sauce lying around. This is something you can whip up in about 15-20 minutes with just a few simple ingredients lying around. Reinventing the classic Chicken Parmesan So for my version of Keto Chicken Parmesan I decided to use fresh parsley and Parmesan cheese to create a ‘Keto bread crumb’. I also decided to create a tomato sauce in the same pan in about 5-6 minutes. The sauce itself is packed full of flavour and is pretty low on carbs since it’s just tomatoes with some garlic and dried seasoning and of course fresh basil to finish with. All in all I think we’ve got ourselves a winner winner, chicken dinner. Nutrition Info (Per serving) Calories: […]

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[Vietsub] Xem và Download Phim The Vietnam War 2017

by saigon @ Mad Saigon – Saigon Travel

Tue Sep 26 01:20:33 PDT 2017

The Vietnam War Chúng tôi nhận được phản ánh của độc giả rằng không thể tiếp tục xem được phim The Vietnam War. Lý do là PBS giữ bản quyền và bộ phim chỉ dành cho các máy tính có địa chỉ IP tại Hoa Kỳ. Vì vậy, để xem được phim, các bạn vui […]

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Go Tohoku: Erwan Goes to Akita and Iwate

by Erwan Heussaff @ The Fat Kid Inside

Thu Jan 04 23:20:17 PST 2018

I’m starting the year right with another trip to one of my favourite countries in Asia: Japan! This time, I’m headed north of Tokyo. Akita and Iwate are the two snowy areas in the Tohoku region. I’m ready for good food, fun activities, and a lot of snow. I can’t wait to take you guys...

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VIDEO: San Telmo Sunday Fair

by Samuel Jeffery @ Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog

Wed Mar 23 03:00:27 PDT 2016

San Telmo Sunday Fair If you’re looking for the ultimate people watching and shopping experience in Buenos Aires, Argentina consider checking out the San...

Indochine week promotion

by Yega Thiyagarajan @ Villa Song Saigon Hotel

Fri Sep 23 20:47:19 PDT 2016

Villa Song Saigon is very happy to welcome you back to our newly renovated hotel and restaurant, from 1st October 2016 onwards, with a special food promotion that showcases Vietnamese and International culinary talents, coupled with the freshest produce that Vietnam has to offer.   New and exciting dishes such as Wok-Fried Nha Trang Tiger […]

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Koh Lipe drone video

by Tobi @ Travel blog about Southeast Asia: Home is where your Bag is

Sun Jul 30 09:14:49 PDT 2017

The dreamlike island in Thailand Koh Lipe looks so stunning from above! In this video we show you the most beautiful places and beaches of Koh Lipe.

Best Gifts for Backpackers in 2017

by Dan Vineberg @ The New Travel Blog

Mon Oct 10 14:37:29 PDT 2016

As we look forward to 2017, here are seven gift ideas for backpackers or travellers. Power Bank Maybe you think modern technology is turning us…

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Startup Spotlight – Troovo, the virtual robot for travel and payments

by Travel Massive Editorial @ Travel Massive Blog

Thu Dec 28 23:18:18 PST 2017

Australian-based startup Troovo is developing a solution to optimize the billions of travel transactions in the global tourism industry. Mind blown? Read on to learn more. I met Troovo’s CEO Kurt Knackstedt at WIT 2017 – where they took out the prestigious and hard fought WIT 2017 Startup Pitch award. Here’s our short interview in Singapore: Kurt Knackstedt is ...

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Singapore – 10 more things you should not miss

by Tobi @ Travel blog about Southeast Asia: Home is where your Bag is

Sun Mar 12 06:05:10 PDT 2017

From temples to sky bars: In this article we will show you 10 more awesome sights in the vivid Asian metropolis.

Cooking Across Borders in Berlin

by Audrey Scott @ Uncornered Market

Tue Apr 18 05:11:11 PDT 2017

By Audrey Scott

“Add a little sugar to the saffron,” Farzane said as she worked the combination in her mortar and pestle. “It makes it easier to grind.” Farzane, a 20-year old refugee from Afghanistan who’d come to Berlin with her family in the last year, was deep in the process of teaching us how to prepare several […]

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Discover: Santa Fe

by @ Wikitravel

Fri Feb 29 21:53:24 PST 2008

In the celebrated art colony of Santa Fe, New Mexico, you can of course get paintings of the scenery of the southwestern United States, but did you know you can also get original paintings of Daffy Duck and Wile E. Coyote?

MYTHICAL HOTEL IN SAIGON: THE MAJESTIC

by Bliss Saigon @ Bliss Saigon Magazine

Mon Jan 08 19:59:20 PST 2018

The Majestic hotel, one of the most elegant and known hotels from the French colonial time in Saigon

Edmonton, Canada – Your 1 Week Travel Plan And Itinerary

by Yaya @ Hand Luggage Only

Sat Jan 13 21:46:38 PST 2018

The city of Edmonton in Canada is not necessarily the city everyone might have a ready made travel plan and itinerary for. Vancouver, perhaps or even Toronto but seeing as we had to get one together after visiting recently, and one that saw us make the most of the season we visited in, I figured … Continue Reading

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Pai – Northern Thailand getaway (video)

by Tobi @ Travel blog about Southeast Asia: Home is where your Bag is

Sun Nov 26 03:47:47 PST 2017

In our travel video about Pai we recorded the highlights with our GoPro and drone. Come along on a short trip to Northern Thailand!

Things to Do in North Vietnam: Dong Van Sunday Market

by Dan Vineberg @ The New Travel Blog

Fri Jul 22 00:46:11 PDT 2016

Dong Van's Sunday Market: "A Place I Hardly Know" Where is Dong Van? How do I get to Dong Van? When is Dong Van Sunday…

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Amman, Jordan: Tour From My Cheap Hotel to Ancient Roman Ruins

by youtraveldeal @ You Travel Deal

Thu Jan 18 22:39:58 PST 2018

Amman, Jordan: Tour From My Cheap Hotel to Ancient Roman Ruins

Delicious pork and won ton noodle soup at Mi Thay Nghiep Ky in Vung Tau, Vietnam

by the Blind Cook @ The Blind Cook

Thu Jan 11 09:32:07 PST 2018

If I had to pick my top five noodle soup dishes, won ton noodle soup would definitely make the cut, along with pho, ramen, and bun bo Hue. (I know that’s only four noodle soups—I’m not sure which would be the fifth.) There is something so comforting, savory, and yet so simple about a bowl […]

Private guided tours Morocco : All Morocco Travel : Presentation Video

by youtraveldeal @ You Travel Deal

Thu Jan 18 17:55:11 PST 2018

Private guided tours Morocco : All Morocco Travel : Presentation Video

QUEM VIAJA SÓ PRA TIRAR FOTO FAZ TOUR DO INSTAGRAM | Travel and Share | Romulo e Mirella

by youtraveldeal @ You Travel Deal

Thu Jan 18 21:15:47 PST 2018

QUEM VIAJA SÓ PRA TIRAR FOTO FAZ TOUR DO INSTAGRAM | Travel and Share | Romulo e Mirella

Christmas 2017: What’s on my holiday menu this year?

by the Blind Cook @ The Blind Cook

Thu Dec 14 09:05:09 PST 2017

Our family celebrates Christmas, and that’s less than a couple of weeks away. My, how time flies. Following the likes of my post on our Thanksgiving menu last month, I thought I’d share with you what I’ll be making in our kitchen for this year’s Christmas dinner. Since the hubs and I hosted his family […]

MAD MONKEY BOOZE CRUISE (Promo Video)

by Kevin Cook @ Monkey Abroad

Mon Oct 31 01:23:08 PDT 2016

MAD MONKEY BOOZE CRUISE (Promo Video)

The Mad Monkey Hostel on Boracay Island hosts the most BOOZETASTIC party cruise in The Philippines. I was recently invited to join these fellow monkeys on their booze cruise and document the experience. Little did I know I was in … Continue reading →

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Discover: Japan

by @ Wikitravel

Wed Feb 20 21:53:24 PST 2008

Good things come in threes — and in Japan, the list includes views, castles, gardens, mountains, hot springs and giant Buddha statues.

Discover: Lubbock

by @ Wikitravel

Wed Feb 27 21:53:24 PST 2008

Among the objects on display at the Buddy Holly Center in Lubbock, Texas, memorializing the city's favorite son, is a giant-size replica of the rocker's trademark glasses.

How to survive gecko-land

by AsiaLIFE @ AsiaLIFE Vietnam

Mon Jan 08 19:20:31 PST 2018

Being a mum of a newborn means long hours of having the baby attached to your chest as she nurses or sleeps (especially if you ...

(VIDEO) Guangzhou, China: $20 TRAVELING

by Kevin Cook @ Monkey Abroad

Wed Nov 22 20:27:32 PST 2017

(VIDEO) Guangzhou, China: $20 TRAVELING

This is by far the most reckless episode of the whole series, but since it’s long overdue, we figured we’d have a little extra fun and bring you along for the ride. It’s been too long since the last episode, … Continue reading →

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Sony Xperia XZ1 First Impressions

by traveldaveuk @ Travel Dave

Sun Dec 03 06:30:43 PST 2017

Xperia XZ1 is the new flagship Android smartphone recently launched into the market by Sony. Never having used an Android device before and curious to see how well the phone holds up, I decided to take a closer look and put together a post about how I got on. I’ve....

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Cebu, Philippines: Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day – Ep 15

by Kevin Cook @ Monkey Abroad

Mon Oct 17 04:00:38 PDT 2016

Cebu, Philippines: Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day – Ep 15

We visit Cebu City, Philippines and have a full day of adventure riding jeepneys, exploring the Basilica Complex of Santo Nino, and visiting Magellan’s Cross, Fort San Pedro, Mango Square, Mactan, and many other spots. We also ate a ton … Continue reading →

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Wuxi, China: Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day – Ep 19

by Kevin Cook @ Monkey Abroad

Tue Jan 17 18:30:36 PST 2017

Wuxi, China: Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day – Ep 19

Only 45 minutes west of Shanghai by train, Wuxi is a city that makes for a relaxing day trip when you want to escape the stress of the city. In this video, I show you how you can stroll around Yuantouzhu, Huishan … Continue reading →

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VIDEO: Eating Milanesa in Buenos Aires

by Samuel Jeffery @ Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog

Thu Jul 07 17:02:53 PDT 2016

Eating Milanesa in Buenos Aires, Argentina During our first brief visit to Buenos Aires, Argentina we visited El Club de la Milanesa for lunch...

A Year in Review (And a Needed Break)

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Wed Dec 20 09:04:16 PST 2017

As dawn broke on this year, I was excited for a fresh start. Last year, I dealt with panic attacks and anxiety from taking on too many projects, a breakup that left me heartbroken, and a mini-identity crisis from settling down. But that “greatest worst year of my life” set the stage for a year […]

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Sihanoukville – The New Macau of Southeast Asia

by James Clark @ Nomadic Notes

Wed Jan 17 03:11:50 PST 2018

“Guess how many casinos are in Sihanoukville”, my taxi driver asked as we drove from the train station. “20”, I said with confidence. I had read a news report about it recently and I felt certain with my answer, even though it seemed like a ridiculously high number. “55”, he said. I don’t know if […]

Bruno Mars – Finesse (Remix) [Feat. Cardi B] [Official Video]

by Bliss Saigon @ Bliss Saigon Magazine

Mon Jan 08 09:53:18 PST 2018

Boracay, Philippines: Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day – Ep 14

by Kevin Cook @ Monkey Abroad

Sun Oct 09 19:47:07 PDT 2016

Boracay, Philippines: Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day – Ep 14

Boracay is a small island in the Philippines known for its gorgeous beaches and fancy resorts. In this video, I show you how you can eat a day’s worth of delicious Filipino food, soak up the sun on the beach, … Continue reading →

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My Mom Says This Blog is Boring

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Tue Jan 16 06:00:50 PST 2018

Last month, my mom told me she thought this blog was boring. “Where’s all the fun stuff? I want to see more photos of you traveling. I don’t care about these other updates.” “Mom, I live in Austin now. You know I’m not on the road that much,” I replied. “I know but still….I want […]

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Top 10 Best Shopping in Ho Chi Minh – The Best Places to Shop in Saigon

by saigon @ Mad Saigon – Saigon Travel

Mon May 29 01:33:23 PDT 2017

Shopping in Ho Chi Minh is truly one of the highlights of this fascinating city. New shopping malls are springing up all over downtown Saigon, bringing with them international fashion brands to please the most demanding of fashion connoisseurs, but it is the variety of shopping experiences and one-off items that most excite us about […]

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10 Best Ho Chi Minh City Dishes – Top Must-Try Foods in Saigon

by saigon @ Mad Saigon – Saigon Travel

Sat May 13 01:11:11 PDT 2017

The best Ho Chi Minh City dishes are well regarded as nutritious, savoury, and hearty delights that can be enjoyed at any time of the day. Some of the defining traits in Vietnamese cuisine include rice, noodles, seafood, pork and beef, as well as various fresh herbs and spices, all of which result in robust […]

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Phnom Penh

by Garth @ Phil and Garth

Thu Aug 03 11:44:51 PDT 2017

  Turbulent Past, Bright Future After visiting Siem Reap and the temples of Angkor, we finished our tour of Cambodia with a short flight to the country’s cosmopolitan capital city of Phnom Penh.  It has a population of 2 million where the very rich and poor live side by side. The old city is near the river where you’ll find the […]

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Winter travel tips to get you through airport security quickly

by Guest @ Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog

Thu Dec 01 02:33:12 PST 2016

Travelling with the family can be challenging, especially when you get to airport security. Following these tips from the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority...

Keto Fish Cake

by Sahil Makhija @ Headbanger's Kitchen – Keto All The Way!

Mon Dec 11 20:58:09 PST 2017

A crowd pleasing appetizer and great keto snack When I first made my keto bread crumbs, one of the dishes I cooked up were these fish cakes. They were an instant hit with my wife, Deepti and she insisted that I make them on the show. Of course being my usual self I got distracted and forgot about them. My local fish monger recently showed up with some delicious fillets of a fish called ‘Kapi’. I still have no idea what fish it actually is, I just know the local name and I know that it’s a flaky white fish, it’s almost like salmon. So for this recipe you can pretty much use any fish that you like, I’d recommend a nice flaky white fish. I think salmon would work well as might a cod or haddock and I think you might even enjoy this recipe with canned tuna. Not Fish? What else can we use? This recipe is great to make a spicy crab cake as well but if you want a more traditional American style recipe, try my original crab cakes, you can replace the regular breadcrumbs with our keto bread crumbs now. If seafood isn’t your thing this […]

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How to Do Mount Fansipan Right

by Anna Suszynski @ The Christina's Blog

Mon Jan 01 15:42:50 PST 2018

Mount Fansipan is the highest mountain in Vietnam and Indochina peninsula, located in the Hoang Lien Son mountain range. It was once only visited by adventure seekers fit enough to make the strenuous hike, but now this mountain offers a few different experiences for all types of travelers. Regardless of the new tram that brings […]

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Trek Travel at the Tour de France

by youtraveldeal @ You Travel Deal

Thu Jan 18 18:33:52 PST 2018

Trek Travel at the Tour de France

Koh Phangan: day trip to Haad Yuan

by Tobi @ Travel blog about Southeast Asia: Home is where your Bag is

Sun May 28 06:55:58 PDT 2017

Haad Yuan is surely one of the most beautiful beaches of Koh Phangan! Here you can read how to get there and what else you can do.

Jasper, Canada – Your Winter Weekend Travel Plan And Itinerary

by Yaya @ Hand Luggage Only

Sat Jan 13 20:42:30 PST 2018

Jasper, Canada is one of the biggest reasons to visit Canada in winter! This already spectacular park, and home to the Canadian Rockies totally transforms in winter to some almost fairytale-like winter wonderland. The lakes freeze over, waterfalls turn into magnificent ice sculptures and mountain roads turns into ski slopes! Not many places in the … Continue Reading

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Gordon Ramsay’s Pork Chops with Sweet and Sour Peppers

by Sahil Makhija @ Headbanger's Kitchen – Keto All The Way!

Sat Jan 06 07:38:06 PST 2018

A Keto version of the legendary Gordon Ramsay recipe If it isn’t obvious already, I love to eat good food and I enjoy cooking good food too. Over the years many chefs have inspired me and one of those has been Gordon Ramsay. While he might be famous more for his cursing, he’s not one of the best chefs in the world for nothing. His pork chops with sweet and sour peppers is the stuff of legends. This recipe is extremely simple, it’s literally just a few ingredients of top quality, treated perfectly for maximum flavour. I hope I’ve done Gordon proud and I hope you folks enjoy this recipe. A whole lot of porky goodness Since I didn’t get the perfect bone in pork chops, I filleted mine and cooked up just the eye or the loin part of it. I plan to use the bones to make a stock and at the end I cooked up the other meat trimmings for a tasty snack. Couple of tips to keep in mind is to cut the fat side of the pork chop with the knife so it doesn’t curl up when cooking and it cooks more evenly. Also once […]

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6 Reasons to Budget Travel at Least Once in a Lifetime

by Map Trotting @ MapTrotting

Sun Nov 26 23:15:03 PST 2017

Since we turned our lives upside down back in 2016, budget travel has opened our eyes to so many things and made us appreciate the world around us more. Try it and you will see. It might be hard at times, but in the long run not only will it make you a travel budgeting […]

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TRAVELING DURING TET IN VIETNAM – DON’T WORRY!

by Bliss Saigon @ Bliss Saigon Magazine

Tue Jan 09 19:30:19 PST 2018

This year again additional flights and trains have been planned!

A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie – Say A [Official Music Video] Prod. by Ness

by Bliss Saigon @ Bliss Saigon Magazine

Tue Jan 09 09:55:41 PST 2018

Chiang Rai Travel Guide: Explore the Weird and Wonderful

by Map Trotting @ MapTrotting

Thu Oct 26 22:00:56 PDT 2017

As we found out while visiting, Chiang Rai province is fast becoming a fantastic destination for those wanting a more chilled vibe but still with lots of attractions in and around the city to be explored as this Chiang Rai travel guide will reveal. Located in the far north of Thailand, Chiang Rai often gets […]

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Saigon’s Street Cats and Dogs

by Mike @ Saigon For 91 Days

Fri Jun 23 03:45:58 PDT 2017

We judge a city based on a few critical factors: cuisine, transportation, museums, nightlife... and the cuteness of its street cats and dogs. And that last one is a category in which Saigon scores high. Check out some of the creatures we've met during our 91 days in the city. Which ones would you take home? You can only choose one!

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Homemade, bio vegan dishes in Las Terrenas, Dominican Republic

by Edit Horvath @ Vegan Travel

Sun Jan 14 13:09:41 PST 2018

I love eating. For me trying new dishes, new flavour combinations and local cuisine have always been part of travelling. After turning to be vegetarian, my options became less and turning to vegan even less. If you just want to […]

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Discover: Vicksburg

by @ Wikitravel

Thu Feb 21 21:53:24 PST 2008

When you visit Vicksburg (Mississippi) National Military Park, you can see one of the first ironclad gunboats, dating back to US Civil War times.

Tracking Cheetah with SANParks

by Travel Massive Editorial @ Travel Massive Blog

Thu Dec 28 19:12:59 PST 2017

This is a guest post by Neil Jansson and the African Travel Crew. Neil is a passionate and proud African and heads up the Africa Travel Massive. Celebrating International Cheetah Day Did you know that International Cheetah Day is on 4 December every year? In December 2017, Mountain Zebra National Park (MZNP) outside Cradock in the Eastern Cape ...

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How to Use Your Social Network to Travel the World

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Jan 18 06:00:19 PST 2018

Celinne da Costa spent a year traveling the world and relying on the kindness of strangers to host her. She stayed with 70+ strangers in 17 countries across four continents. In this interview, Celinne tells us how she did it all, with surprisingly very few hiccups along the way.

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Com tho ga – claypot chicken rice

by AsiaLIFE @ AsiaLIFE Vietnam

Mon Jan 08 21:04:01 PST 2018

According to the worldwide web, cooking in unglazed pots has been around since Roman times, or 27BC. Cooking rice in claypots is also thousands of ...

Phocuswright Europe – What to expect in 2018

by Travel Massive Editorial @ Travel Massive Blog

Wed Jan 17 23:19:32 PST 2018

What you need to know about Phocuswright Europe’s Startup Battleground and Young Leaders Summit in Amsterdam May 15-17. We asked Eugene Ko, Phocuswright’s manager of marketing and communications about their upcoming conference. Phocuswright is known for great networking – what’s planned for Europe? Phocuswright Europe annually attracts nearly 500 decision makers and C-level executives, representing dozens of ...

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25 Malta Pictures to Inspire You to Book Your Next Trip

by Map Trotting @ MapTrotting

Mon Jan 01 22:00:30 PST 2018

Have you been to the home of some of the oldest monuments on earth? Have you ever heard of this tiny rock in the south of Europe boasting 3000+ sunshine hours a year? If not, we hope that these 25 Malta pictures will inspire your next trip to the Mediterranean island. Hugged by rugged coastline, […]

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Pesto Garlic Prawns Spaghettini

by Phei Yee Yap @ The Fat Kid Inside

Wed Dec 27 00:05:11 PST 2017

I love making pesto because I always tend to make a big batch of it and add it to different things such as my balsamic mushroom, sandwiches and wraps! However, my most favourite way to enjoy this homemade pesto is with pasta. What is better than when you get homemade pesto, garlicky prawns, chilli flakes,...

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Travel Guide to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam: A Two-day Itinerary – Villa Song

by Lan @ Villa Song Saigon Hotel

Sun Mar 19 20:53:07 PDT 2017

Villa Song Hotel Saigon is featured in WanderLuxe’s Travel Guide to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam: A Two-day Itinerary – as the main accommodation on their exploring journey. “The once war-torn Saigon — renamed unofficially to Ho Chi Minh City in honour of their late leader — is now comparable to the metropolitan giants like Bangkok […]

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8 reasons Tokyo should be your next travel destination

by Gast @ Travel blog about Southeast Asia: Home is where your Bag is

Mon Jul 10 05:00:33 PDT 2017

Tokyo is a superb city that you will love! Here you find 8 reasons why this Japanese mega city is worth a visit.

Discover: Cranbrook

by @ Wikitravel

Sat Feb 23 21:53:24 PST 2008

If you visit Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada and crave a dinner of alligator meat, you can get it at K's Amazon Eatery -- even though the Amazon and its gators are thousands of miles away.

Hải Đăng Vegetarian Restaurant, Saigon

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Fri Dec 01 01:38:36 PST 2017

Hải Đăng is a simple, local, informal vegetarian restaurant in Saigon's Binh Thanh District. The sheer variety and freshness of vegetable dishes on offer (not just tofu and 'fake meat') sets it apart from other Vietnamese vegetarian eateries in the city.... Continue reading →

An updated map of the future Saigon Metro

by James Clark @ Nomadic Notes

Mon Nov 27 18:59:37 PST 2017

[HCMC Metro Map (download full resolution image here.] Out of all the megacities of Southeast Asia, Saigon is the only city without any form of metro transport. Even the traffic-dystopias of Jakarta and Manila have a few rail lines between them. This will change when the first metro line in Saigon opens sometime after 2020 […]

Nha Hang Ngon – Authentic Vietnamese Food in Ho Chi Minh

by saigon @ Mad Saigon – Saigon Travel

Thu May 04 02:08:46 PDT 2017

One of the most enjoyable things to do when visiting a foreign country for the first time is eat the local specialities. If this feeling grips you during your trip to Ho Chi Minh then Nha Hang Ngon restaurant is a delight, skilfully combining a comprehensive menu of classic Vietnamese dishes, English speaking waiters and […]

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Discover: Savannah

by @ Wikitravel

Sat Feb 16 21:53:24 PST 2008

Chippewa Square in Savannah, Georgia was the site of the bus stop in the movie Forrest Gump, but don't look for the famous bench; it was just a prop.

Sapa Hill Tribe Homestay (Promo Video)

by Kevin Cook @ Monkey Abroad

Tue Oct 04 20:17:01 PDT 2016

Sapa Hill Tribe Homestay (Promo Video)

With its rolling hills of rice terraces, Sapa looks like something out of a painting. Thanks to Ocean Tours, I recently got to visit this insanely beautiful region of northwestern Vietnam. On my trip, I learned about the Hmong hill … Continue reading →

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Top 10 Hotels in Ho Chi Minh City – Saigon’s Best Hotels

by saigon @ Mad Saigon – Saigon Travel

Mon May 29 02:07:43 PDT 2017

The best hotels in Ho Chi Minh City are found mostly in the city centre, surrounded by popular cultural landmarks and attractions. Indeed, some of Saigon’s best hotels are famous in their own right thanks to their role in novels and movies. Vietnam’s unique blending of French colonial architecture with a more oriental style has […]

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Get Started with Long Term Family Travel

by meanderingfamily @ Meandering Family

Wed Jan 28 20:53:59 PST 2015

People often ask us how we got started traveling and what advice we might have for others looking […]

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4WD CAMPING IN OMAN: TRAVEL VIDEO

by Allison Ruttger @ SAIGON BASED

Sun Feb 05 01:29:56 PST 2017

Here we are on a magical 3 week 4wd camping road trip through Oman. 

Shot on iPhone 6s and GoPro Hero 4. Edited with iMovie on iOS.

Music Credits: Dreams - Adventure Club (ft ELEA) Fading - Vallis Alps

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Discover: Takaoka

by @ Wikitravel

Sun Feb 24 21:53:24 PST 2008

On your way from Takaoka to the Vladivostok ferry? Take a look out the window: the name of the Himi train line means Ice-Watching.

Discover: Clipperton Island

by @ Wikitravel

Wed Feb 13 21:53:24 PST 2008

If you somehow find yourself visiting Clipperton Island and lack things to do (understandably), try running around the island and timing yourself; the record circumnavigation time is one hour and 17 minutes.

Eating Bánh Khọt in Vũng Tàu

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Thu Jan 18 22:38:40 PST 2018

Bánh Khọt are delicious gems: crispy discs of rice flour batter & coconut milk, fried until they’re crunchy on the outside but moist on the inside, then wrapped in herbs & dipped in a sweet-spicy sauce. Here are 7 places to eat bánh khọt in Vũng Tàu... Continue reading →

Most People, Most Places, Are Good

by Dan Vineberg @ The New Travel Blog

Tue Aug 16 12:35:30 PDT 2016

Last week, I started to write a post about terrorism. About ISIS and murder, about hatred and bombings. About what it means to be a…

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3 days in Penang (video)

by Tobi @ Travel blog about Southeast Asia: Home is where your Bag is

Sun Apr 02 02:21:53 PDT 2017

We spent 3 amazing days in George Town and its environs. Street art, temples, viewpoints and much more you can see in our latest video.

VIDEO: #eatArgentina – Argentine food series

by Samuel Jeffery @ Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog

Wed Jul 06 13:41:57 PDT 2016

#eatArgentina – Argentine food series from Buenos Aires Hey guys! We’re thrilled to announce a new Argentine food series from Buenos Aires: #eatArgentina The...

72 hours in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia with Malaysia Airlines

by traveldaveuk @ Travel Dave

Mon Dec 04 20:46:13 PST 2017

Explore Kuala Lumpur, one of the most developed and fascinating capital cities in Asia. Is it all possible to visit within 72 hours? You must think I’m crazy! You’d probably be right, but taking one of Malaysia Airlines’ twice daily flights from London Heathrow to Kuala Lumpur International Airport actually....

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An Introduction to Traditional Kyrgyz Cuisine

by Samuel Jeffery @ Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog

Wed Oct 19 02:45:02 PDT 2016

Traditional Kyrgyz Cuisine Often when I travel to a new country I have the opportunity to sample the local cuisine in some way, shape...

EVENTS YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS THIS WEEK IN SAIGON

by Bliss Saigon @ Bliss Saigon Magazine

Sun Jan 07 23:32:28 PST 2018

Saigon is well into the swing of the begining of the year, and there's a feeling of festivity in the air!

Keto Basics – How to calculate your Keto Macros

by Sahil Makhija @ Headbanger's Kitchen – Keto All The Way!

Mon Jan 01 07:03:42 PST 2018

How to get started on the Keto diet – Calculate your calories and macros I’m constantly asked by people ‘how do I start the Keto diet?’ or ‘How do I know and calculate my macros’ and other basic questions. Even though I’m primarily a recipe resource for those on the diet, I figured it made sense to do a series of Keto Basics or Keto 101 videos. This is going to be me, taking you by the hand, step by step and helping you get started on your Keto journey. So over the course of 4 weeks and over 4 videos I will try and cover the basics of starting out and give you enough information that you can continue the journey on your own. The Keto Calculator So the first thing you need to do on the Keto diet is to calculate your calorie intake and macro nutrient requirements. Once you have watched the video you can visit either ruled.me calculator or the Keto calculator that I use, even my friends at Keto Connect have one here.  Calculate your requirements and get started.  For weight loss you are going to want an overall calorie deficit and if you are just […]

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First time riding a hot air balloon in Costa Brava, Spain

by Samuel Jeffery @ Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog

Wed Dec 07 15:35:29 PST 2016

Travel has taught me many life lessons and one of the most important of all is to embrace the unknown by being willing to...

The best bowl of Vietnamese cake soup/banh canh is at Banh Danh Long Huong near Vung Tau, Vietnam

by the Blind Cook @ The Blind Cook

Tue Jan 09 07:00:17 PST 2018

Before ringing in the new year with a healthy vegan recipe, telling you about my recent snowboard trip to Whistler, and filling you in on our Christmas plans, I was narrating my last travel to Vietnam where I finally found the best bowl of pho in Saigon. During this vacation, my family and I also […]

Northern Ireland in 24 Amazing Experiences!

by Samuel Jeffery @ Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog

Mon Jan 15 03:51:21 PST 2018

I recently travelled to Northern Ireland with the sole purpose of tracking down 24 amazing moments travellers can experience…one for each hour of the...

Keto Hummus

by Sahil Makhija @ Headbanger's Kitchen – Keto All The Way!

Tue Jan 09 05:02:35 PST 2018

Cauliflower is the new potato As a glorified home cook (not a chef) I can safely say that potato is one of the most versatile foods on the planet. You can mash it, fry it, sautee it, boil it, bake it etc, you get the idea. What has potato got to do with Keto? It’s off the menu. Well I’m here to say Cauliflower is the new Potato. It’s not a food I ate much off in my life, in fact I think I quite disliked it. Fast forward to 2015 when I started my Keto journey and cauliflower became my saviour. I think there is nothing more versatile than cauliflower. I’ve made a cauliflower pizza, used it to replace mashed potatoes in Shepherd’s pie and even turned it into cauliflower upma. Safe to say, it’s the new potato. But what’s that got to do with hummus? Well cauliflower is the perfect replacement for chick peas to make an incredible keto hummus, or cauliflower hummus. Anyway enough jibber jabber. Enjoy the video. Cauliflower Hummus While I made this in the food processor in the video, I did make a test batch in my Nutri-bullet the day before. The way the […]

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Saigon to Hanoi: A Food Diary

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Thu Nov 02 19:24:06 PDT 2017

On a recent road trip between Saigon & Hanoi I made a record of some of the meals I ate along the way, to try and illustrate the variety of food available, and what a delight it is to eat your way from one end of the country to the other... Continue reading →

Grantourismo – Villa Song Saigon as one of best boutique hotels in Ho Chi Minh city

by Lan @ Villa Song Saigon Hotel

Thu Nov 30 23:20:45 PST 2017

Villa Song Hotel Saigon was picked as one of best boutique hotels in Ho Chi Minh city by travel and food writer and photographer Lara Dunston and Terence Carter. See full post on Grantourismo website’ s Best Ho Chi Minh city boutique hotels from chic city stays to riverside retreats.

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Mekong Delta

by Garth @ Phil and Garth

Fri Mar 31 14:33:00 PDT 2017

  Getting to the River of Nine Dragons The Mekong Delta, meaning the “River of Nine Dragons” is an area in South West Vietnam, where numerous canals and rivers meet the mighty waterway of the Mekong River. We took an early morning day trip from Saigon and were driven south to towards Ben Tre where our Mekong Delta trip […]

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Things to do in North Vietnam: the Ma Pi Leng Pass

by Dan Vineberg @ The New Travel Blog

Sat Aug 20 14:31:45 PDT 2016

Where is the ma pi leng pass The incomparable Ma Pi Leng Pass is situated between Dong Van and Meo Vac, two towns in the…

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Run For Your Visa

by Mike @ Saigon For 91 Days

Fri Jun 23 21:22:52 PDT 2017

We had planned on staying in Vietnam for just three months, but when the time came to choose our next destination, we weren't quite ready to leave. After spending so much time in the south of the country, how could we neglect the north? Just one problem: our visas were set to expire. I've heard Cambodia is nice this time of year. How about we visit for a couple minutes?

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Siem Reap

by Garth @ Phil and Garth

Wed Jun 28 09:15:02 PDT 2017

https://vimeo.com/philandgarth/siem-reaphttps://vimeo.com/philandgarth/siem-reap   Gateway to Ancient Angkor Siem Reap is the gateway to the temples of Angkor which is just a 4 mile tuk tuk ride away, we stayed here for 4 nights to explore these magnificent man made wonders.  After filling out our immigration forms, we handed over a passport photo and US$35 each and we […]

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The 17 Best West End Theatre Shows In London To See

by Yaya @ Hand Luggage Only

Wed Jan 17 23:17:29 PST 2018

Confession: The very first West End Theatre Show In London I saw was years and years ago and I remember being very unenthusiastic prior to seeing it. It was all Lloyd’s idea – mostly to escape the cold in London.We’d all popped round to celebrate New Year’s in London (we hadn’t moved to London back … Continue Reading

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INTERVIEW WITH THE VISUAL ARTIST HOWARD QIU’S – ‘I HOPE VIEWERS CAN FEEL THE JOY I FEEL WHEN I CREATE’

by Bliss Saigon @ Bliss Saigon Magazine

Wed Jan 10 20:56:55 PST 2018

'Variations on Joy', Howard Qiu's exhibition starts tomorow January 12 at the Vin Gallery HCMC. Don't miss the opening!

Nanjing, China: Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day – Ep 20 (VIDEO)

by Kevin Cook @ Monkey Abroad

Wed Mar 01 04:07:37 PST 2017

Nanjing, China: Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day – Ep 20 (VIDEO)

We visit Nanjing, China for the 20th episode of the Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day series! Join us as we eat tons of street food and hang out with Nanjing locals. Thanks to Raven, my local friend and guide, … Continue reading →

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Discover: Saudi Arabia

by @ Wikitravel

Mon Feb 18 21:53:24 PST 2008

Don't look for nightlife in Saudi Arabia: alcohol, dancing, movies and mingling with the opposite sex are all prohibited.

Ho Chi Minh City Travel Guide

by saigon @ Mad Saigon – Saigon Travel

Mon May 29 01:11:25 PDT 2017

Ho Chi Minh City, also known as Saigon, is Vietnam in high gear. To travel to Ho Chi Minh City is to be introduced to a dramatic meeting of old and new culture, a dynamic metropolis of skyscrapers and traffic juxtaposed with a wealth of ancient temples and traditional markets. Whether you’re traveling to Ho […]

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Erwan’s Shopping Cart: Laid Back Party Needs

by Erwan Heussaff @ The Fat Kid Inside

Wed Jan 10 20:51:15 PST 2018

Last time, I showed you the essentials to throw the ultimate house party. It involved a lot of beer, a lot of hard liquor, and a lot of cleaning up to do! This time, I’m going the chill and laid back route. As we get older, there’s nothing we appreciate more than a night in...

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Discover: Tokyo

by @ Wikitravel

Sun Feb 17 21:53:24 PST 2008

Want to visit the Northern, Western, Eastern and Southern Capitals? Book flights to Beijing, Xian, Tokyo and Nanjing.

Simple Ways to Eat Right This Holiday Season

by romer.estrada @ The Fat Kid Inside

Fri Dec 22 00:20:34 PST 2017

Let’s be honest. No matter how hard we try to summon the “diet ako eh” card, all of us will nonchalantly feast during this holiday season. Not necessarily a bad thing, yes, but not that good either. Who wouldn’t want to have some bites of that crispy lechon skin, with an inviting ethereal crackle that calls...

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Tour the States – Official Music Video

by youtraveldeal @ You Travel Deal

Thu Jan 18 21:56:38 PST 2018

Tour the States – Official Music Video

2018 Soft Drink Trends

by AsiaLIFE @ AsiaLIFE Vietnam

Sun Jan 07 21:25:41 PST 2018

We talked last year about this year’s alcoholic drink trends, so this month we’re looking at soft drink trends. Don’t underestimate the soft drink market ...

Binh Chau Hot Springs Resort & Spa

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Fri Nov 17 02:11:50 PST 2017

Just a couple hours' drive from Saigon, Binh Chau Hot Springs Resort & Spa has improved it's facilities and aesthetics in recent years: it's now a lush, relaxing and satisfying retreat from the city.... Continue reading →

Let’s Send Another Set of Students Abroad (Exciting Updates from FLYTE)

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Dec 14 05:42:03 PST 2017

Two years ago I started FLYTE, a charity designed to help students from underserved communities see the world. Since then, we have raised over $100,000 and sent three classes on trips around the world. Here are updates on the organization.

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Issyk-Kul South Shore, Kyrgyzstan Experiential Travel Guide: 20 Ideas to Get Started

by Audrey Scott @ Uncornered Market

Mon Mar 13 05:34:52 PDT 2017

By Audrey Scott

If you travel to Kyrgyzstan, it’s almost impossible to miss Issyk-Kul, the second largest alpine lake in the world (after Bolivia’s Lake Titicaca). But Issyk-Kul is large with two long shores, each a different personality. So where to focus your effort? For many, the temptation is to take the highway along the northern shore directly […]

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10 Best Rooftop Bars in Ho Chi Minh City – Saigon’s Most Popular Rooftop Bars

by saigon @ Mad Saigon – Saigon Travel

Sat May 13 01:39:59 PDT 2017

When it comes to nightlife in Ho Chi Minh City, there’s no better place to party in style than a sleek rooftop bar. Offering panoramic views of the vibrant city and beyond, Saigon’s rooftop bars are rated as some of the best in the world. From the colonial charm of Saigon Saigon Rooftop Bar to […]

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How To See The Most Beautiful Ice Castle In Alberta, Canada

by Lloyd @ Hand Luggage Only

Tue Jan 16 10:58:47 PST 2018

Embracing the snow, icicles and the chilly weather is something that’s amazing during a Canadian winter, especially within beautiful spots in Alberta. Now, if you’re anything like me you’ll be hankering to see some of this picturesque side of winter, with the Edmonton Ice Castle being one of the prettiest. I mean, there’s not too many … Continue Reading

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What to Pack for Europe and Africa

by terryzeng @ Façhion Coma

Wed Jul 12 17:09:37 PDT 2017

Hey guys! Before I am traveling to Spain, Portugal and Morocco, I just though of showing you guys some of the outfits I am bringing to match with the magnificent backdrop. Featuring: George and the Dragon 1641 by Dr. Martens George and the Dragon T-Shirt by Dr. Martens Bandana Backpack by Dr. Martens Socks by […]

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15 Unique Travel Gifts for World Explorers

by Map Trotting @ MapTrotting

Sat Dec 09 09:37:02 PST 2017

Are you struggling to find the perfect gift for a friend, partner or relative who loves to travel? Fear not! We’ve compiled this unique travel gifts guide just for you, packed full of the best gifts to buy for travellers in 2017. Anywhere we go we’ll always seek out the more unusual and hidden places […]

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Ultimate Traveler Gift Guide

by Audrey Scott @ Uncornered Market

Wed Nov 30 06:03:52 PST 2016

By Audrey Scott

After over ten years of round-the-world travel we've learned a few things about what works and what doesn't when it comes to travel gear. So, we've put together some of our favorite travel gear into this gift guide for adventure travelers. If you're looking to buy something for an adventurous or curious traveler in your […]

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Product Review: Sugar

by Erwan Heussaff @ The Fat Kid Inside

Thu Jan 04 00:01:20 PST 2018

Sugar is the ingredient that everyone loves to hate. When it comes to diets, the first thing people cut out is usually sugar. But the fact is, sugar is everywhere. It’s in fruits, dairy, breads, and drinks, etc. which begs the question: which is best for us? In the video below, I talk about everything...

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Top 5 Places to Get a Tattoo in Ho Chi Minh City

by Vi Bi @ The Christina's Blog

Sun Dec 10 17:27:54 PST 2017

Tattoos once had a stigma in Vietnamese culture. It was considered as something only mafia or bad people had done to their bodies. But nowadays, having a tattoo is a common thing internationally, and it has become the case here in Vietnam. People with receptive minds accept it and local creatives bring this art to […]

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Blind MasterChef cooks in the Underground kitchen

by the Blind Cook @ The Blind Cook

Thu Jan 18 11:15:17 PST 2018

Back in October, I was invited to collaborate with Alvin Schultz of MasterChef fame and cook at the Eat Drink Experience Underground. The Underground is a supper club based in Houston where each event is an intimate dining affair with a highly creative, themed tasting menu. For this particular collab, we did a brunch-themed tasting […]

Ozuna – La Modelo Ft Cardi B ( Video Oficial )

by Bliss Saigon @ Bliss Saigon Magazine

Thu Jan 11 09:57:21 PST 2018

Dubai all-inclusive holiday vegan tips and skydiving

by Suzy Jones @ Vegan Travel

Wed Jan 10 07:40:29 PST 2018

Dubai is the last part of my trip from India to Nepal to Oman to Dubai, we went to the Dubai Mall and this place is massive. While there we got lunch at a falafel place called Karam Express, and […]

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Toronto

by Garth @ Phil and Garth

Wed Jul 05 11:39:06 PDT 2017

Multicultural Toronto Toronto is Canada’s largest city, it’s cosmopolitan and prosperous with a large popualtion to rival New York or Mexico City and it’s growing fast. It’s considered one of the most multicultural cities in the world made up of many diverse neighbourhoods. In addition to the two main languages of English and French you […]

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Subah Subah (Video) | Arijit Singh, Prakriti Kakar | Amaal Mallik | Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety

by Bliss Saigon @ Bliss Saigon Magazine

Sun Jan 14 09:59:44 PST 2018

Webinar Recap – How to Target LGBTQI Travelers

by Kirsty Tanner @ Travel Massive Blog

Mon Jan 01 16:17:12 PST 2018

Here is the recording and recap of Travel Massive LIVE’s webinar – How to Target LGBTQI Travelers. Watch the webinar below: Society today is more integrated than ever. So how does that affect the way that travel businesses and destinations are marketing to LGBTQI travelers? Learn: How to show your brand is LGBTQI friendly What ...

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A Foodie’s Guide to Hue, Vietnam

by Phuc Nguyen @ The Christina's Blog

Fri Dec 15 01:48:26 PST 2017

Come to Hue and Eat like a Local Hue City is the old capital of Vietnam. Despite its location – next to Da Nang – the new economic center, Hue is calm and peaceful in a unique way. If you want to have a truly relaxing travel experience, Hue is definitely the city you must […]

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Explore Budapest

by Vishal Jhaveri @ Vegan Travel

Sun Jan 07 14:43:35 PST 2018

While earliest settlements date back to the Old Stone Age, continuous civil development of Budapest occurred after a conquest by the Roman Empire around 100 CE. What came into existence were campsites around Danube River, which the Roman Empire called […]

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Bãi Rạng Beach, Quy Nhon

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Thu Dec 21 02:53:19 PST 2017

A small crescent of toast-gold sand lined with coconut palms & casuarina trees, Bãi Rạng Beach is squeezed between two rocky bluffs, 15km south of Quy Nhon. It's still a local, working beach & remains undeveloped.... Continue reading →

Delhi, India: Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day – Ep 18

by Kevin Cook @ Monkey Abroad

Tue Nov 15 22:08:24 PST 2016

Delhi, India: Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day – Ep 18

I’m in Delhi, India’s capital region, and today I’ll try to eat as much street food as I can to complete the never-before-attempted DELHI BELLY CHALLENGE: eat 1,000 rupees worth of INDIAN STREET FOOD in a single day. Is it … Continue reading →

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19 Fairytale Castles In Germany You Have To Visit

by Yaya @ Hand Luggage Only

Thu Jan 18 01:06:30 PST 2018

It probably goes without saying that Europe is home to some of the most incredible castles in the world and not many places more so than Germany. There are LOADS of fairytale castles in Germany and we’re talking about castles that have actually inspired real fairytales, loved by billions across the world. Some of these … Continue Reading

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6 Reasons Not To Visit Hoi An

by HAE Marketing @ Hoi An Express Travel

Fri Oct 07 05:20:21 PDT 2016

Hoi An is a small town that is incredibly diverse. From the travel-back-in-time feeling created in its UNESCO-protected Ancient Town, to its picturesque beaches, romantic rivers and desert-island style Cham Islands; it’s got someone to offer almost everyone. But is it really the right place for you? 1. Don’t visit Hoi An if you don’t […]

Keto Meat Sauce | Keto Bolognese

by Sahil Makhija @ Headbanger's Kitchen – Keto All The Way!

Mon Jan 15 09:31:36 PST 2018

From Keto meat balls to Keto meat sauce My previous recipe was a delicious Keto Spaghetti and Meat balls recipe where I used ground beef and ground pork as my choice of protein for the meat balls. Since I purchased 1/2 kg packets and I used half of each meat, I had some left over. I also had some of those canned tomatoes. It was like the ingredients aligned and I knew I had to create the ultimate Keto Meat Sauce/Bolognese/Ragu. I watched a bunch of videos and figured out the subtle differences between a Bolognese and a Ragu. They come from different parts of Italy, one uses white wine, the other red and they are eaten with different kinds of pasta. After much consideration I realized that the Keto version of both these incredible Italian sauces would be pretty much the same. So give it a try, it’s great to cook in a big batch as it freezes really well. You can use it in many ways, perhaps just poured over some zucchini noodles or cauliflower rice, maybe make a lasagna with it or maybe just substitute it for the marinara sauce in my eggplant Parmesan or eggplant involtini […]

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The Ketogenic Diet: Does it Work?

by romer.estrada @ The Fat Kid Inside

Tue Jan 09 20:29:10 PST 2018

The Keto Diet Works! But… Just last year, I have been regularly hearing a lot about the Ketogenic Diet, more commonly known as Keto, being paraded by various health personalities in several foreign media outlets as a miracle weight-loss method. Numerous testimonials and endorsements have soon sprouted like wild mushrooms among people who have gained...

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VIDEO: Chorrillana – Chilean Snack in Santiago, Chile

by Samuel Jeffery @ Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog

Tue Jul 05 13:49:34 PDT 2016

Chorrillana: Typical Chilean Snack in Santiago, Chile One of the classic Chilean snack food dishes worth trying when visiting Santiago is something called Chorrillana....

A Boat Trip on the Saigon River

by Mike @ Saigon For 91 Days

Wed Jun 21 03:33:29 PDT 2017

During our visit to District 2's undeveloped Thú Thiêm neighborhood, we noticed a pier to which a few fishing boats were anchored. Interesting. A week later, we returned to try our luck. A fisherman met us on the pier, evidently clued in to what we might be proposing. And he was game.

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Top 10 Restaurants in Ho Chi Minh City

by saigon @ Mad Saigon – Saigon Travel

Thu May 04 02:42:04 PDT 2017

Ho Chi Minh City is blessed with fantastic restaurants serving a combination of French, Chinese, and, of course, local Vietnamese cuisine. It is this confluence of food cultures that has made Vietnamese food famed around the world, and brings visitors flocking to sample Saigon’s many fabulous restaurants. While street food and snack stalls are also […]

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Vorarlberg, hut hiking across the mountains of Austria

by traveldaveuk @ Travel Dave

Fri Dec 08 22:00:00 PST 2017

Austria’s Vorarlberg mountain range has many beautiful hiking regions to choose from that you will simply be lost for choice. I spent some special days hiking across these Austrian landscapes very recently. My recommendation is to focus on the Montafon and Bregenzerwald regions of Vorarlberg, plenty to see here. The....

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Indoor Skydiving with the GoPro HERO 6

by traveldaveuk @ Travel Dave

Mon Dec 11 02:53:07 PST 2017

It’s always fun to go on a local adventure close to home. I thought it would be an awesome idea to head on over to Xscape in Milton Keynes to try out indoor skydiving for the first time at the iFLY Indoor Skydiving centre. I managed to get my hands....

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The best places in Viet Nam to visit in October & November

by HAE Marketing @ Hoi An Express Travel

Wed Oct 19 19:35:09 PDT 2016

Some like it hot, but many don’t! The autumnal months of October and November are the perfect time to visit Vietnam for those who can’t handle the heat.  Autumn is in full-swing and temperatures across the country become comfortably cooler.  Whilst much of the country is wet and stormy at this time of year, it […]

Romanian Ice Hotel to celebrate my 30th birthday

by Suzy Jones @ Vegan Travel

Mon Jan 15 09:51:40 PST 2018

To celebrate my 30th birthday I knew I had to something special, and the Romanian Ice Hotel perfectly fitted my idea. I went with my sister and used the company Untravelled Paths who were amazing, they were very quick at responding […]

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Things to do in North Vietnam: Lung Cu Flag Tower

by Dan Vineberg @ The New Travel Blog

Thu Aug 04 13:12:04 PDT 2016

Lung Cu Flag Tower Lung Cu Flag Tower is in the north of Vietnam. Actually, that's an understatement... Lung Cu Flag Tower is in the…

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Drinking Culture in Saigon – Part 2: Cocktail Culture, Cuisine & Mixology Bars, and Single-Spirit Bars

by Phuc Nguyen @ The Christina's Blog

Thu Dec 07 02:18:58 PST 2017

You have seen the city growing and globalizing, with luxurious department stores, elegant restaurants, shining craft beer taprooms, and fancy nightclubs flocked with young locals. Check my first part of this drinking culture series – about best bars in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) for nightlife hanging out spots and craft beer – if you […]

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Where to Eat in Budapest Hungary – The Best Budapest Restaurants, Cafes and Markets

by Daryl & Mindi Hirsch @ 2foodtrippers

Tue Dec 19 18:17:09 PST 2017

Wondering what and where to eat in Budapest Hungary? We spent a month eating our way through the sprawling Hungarian capital city. Check out our Budapest Food Guide with the best Budapest restaurants, cafes and markets. Four weeks of eating our way through Budapest was overwhelming. The Hungarian capital’s food scene, with its never-ending selection of restaurants, cafes and markets, kept us constantly on the go. But with the help of our and lots of third wave coffee, we survived a month of hearty eating without sacrificing our sanity or waistlines. ...

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Raw vegan retreats in Samana, Dominican Republic

by Edit Horvath @ Vegan Travel

Sun Jan 14 13:09:20 PST 2018

Travelling around the Dominican Republic, searching for the best places where you can eat vegan dishes. I was not expecting to find my best raw experience ever in a remote corner of the Samana area.  Comparing the crowdies of the […]

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How to Get to Capilano Suspension Bridge

by Dan Vineberg @ The New Travel Blog

Tue Nov 29 02:07:37 PST 2016

Why Visit Capilano Suspension Bridge If you are planning a trip to Vancouver, you would be hard-pressed to find a more enjoyable and accessible trip…

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Bolivia – La Paz,Bus tour – South America,part 66 – Travel video HD

by youtraveldeal @ You Travel Deal

Thu Jan 18 23:20:35 PST 2018

Bolivia – La Paz,Bus tour – South America,part 66 – Travel video HD

What to do in Dubai – the ultimate winter sun holiday escape

by traveldaveuk @ Travel Dave

Thu Jan 18 01:29:15 PST 2018

When the British forecast is a bit frozen for the foreseeable future, why not consider an escape from the cold of winter in the UK to the heat of Dubai? This useful guide will give you some tips on how to best enjoy Dubai in the sun, and also give....

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The Best Places to Eat in Seattle Washington

by Daryl & Mindi Hirsch @ 2foodtrippers

Sat Jan 06 11:48:55 PST 2018

Seattle is known around the world for its coffee culture, the Space Needle and Pike Place Market. But what about Seattle restaurants? We’ve asked a local expert to share her picks for the best places to eat in Seattle Washington. Read on to find out how to eat like a local in this wonderful Pacific Northwestern city. Seattle is famous for its cutting-edge coffee culture. But coffee is just one aspect of Seattle’s culinary landscape. Locals dine at the best restaurants in Seattle, shop at Pike Place Market for some of the ...

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And the winner is….

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Dec 21 08:04:04 PST 2017

I received thousands of submissions for my round the world contest, and I enjoyed reading every single one of them. Unfortunately, there can only be one winner. Today, I'm very excited to announce the official winner of the round the world contest! The journey begins next month.

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The best pho/Vietnamese beef noodle soup in Saigon is at Pho Le

by the Blind Cook @ The Blind Cook

Fri Dec 08 08:13:37 PST 2017

You would think it’s easy to find an excellent bowl of pho in Ho Chi Minh City. (It’s not.) You’d think there’d be a pho shop on every corner. (There practically is.) But as many times as I’ve been to Saigon, I had yet to taste a bowl of steaming beef noodle soup that I […]

A Journey Through Madagascar: Notes on the Privilege of Travel

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Tue Nov 21 07:19:26 PST 2017

We travelers are a lucky bunch. It's easy to forget just how privileged we are to be able to travel the world. The truth is, most people rarely even leave their own country, let alone visit destinations all over the globe. My recent visit to Madagascar reminded me that it's important to keep this perspective in mind, and to give back to organizations that help the places we visit.

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Two Days in Hanoi – How to Make the Most of It

by Juliana Hahn @ The Christina's Blog

Wed Dec 20 02:18:59 PST 2017

Small alleys crammed with food stalls, delicious smells filling the air of the quaint Old Town streets and imposing monuments honoring Vietnam’s rich and turbulent history— all that and more is Hanoi. If you are planning a short trip here and want to see all the main attractions, this two-day itinerary of the capital is […]

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Offbeat Trekking in Kyrgyzstan: Jyrgalan Boz Uchuk Lakes Trek, A Beginner’s Guide

by Audrey Scott @ Uncornered Market

Mon Oct 17 06:06:04 PDT 2016

By Audrey Scott

With over 90% of its territory covered in mountains, Kyrgyzstan has no shortage of treks filled with stunning landscapes, alpine lakes, shepherds, yurts and a feeling of being very far out, immersed in nature. It's why we often recommend Kyrgyzstan to travelers interested in trekking with a taste of the offbeat. Our recent trek of […]

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An Experiential Travel Guide to Karakol, Kyrgyzstan: 25 Ideas to Get You Started

by Daniel Noll @ Uncornered Market

Fri Feb 24 09:49:20 PST 2017

By Daniel Noll

When readers ask, “I’m traveling to Karakol. Is there anything to do there? Where should I go?” We have a raft of ideas, often surprising them. Why? Because most travelers (and guidebooks) know Karakol, a town in eastern Kyrgyzstan, only as a jumping off point for popular day hikes and multi-day treks in the nearby […]

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Discover: Graz

by @ Wikitravel

Sun Mar 02 21:53:07 PST 2008

UPC Arena in Graz, Austria was renamed in 1997 to honor native son Arnold Schwarzenegger, but the old name was restored in 2005 over the governor's support of the death penalty.

Top 5 Apps for your next Trip to Tokyo / JAPAN TRAVEL

by youtraveldeal @ You Travel Deal

Thu Jan 18 19:53:21 PST 2018

Top 5 Apps for your next Trip to Tokyo / JAPAN TRAVEL

Dalat named one of the ’52 places to go in 2016′ by NY Times

by HAE Marketing @ Hoi An Express Travel

Thu Nov 03 19:58:10 PDT 2016

The New York Times recently listed delightful Dalat as one of the top 52 places to go in 2016 citing it as “A cool alternative to the usual steamy Vietnamese destination” and we at Hoi An Express fully endorse this, keep reading to find out our top reasons why!     Le Petit Paris in […]

Lasenta Boutique Hotel, Hoi An

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Thu Jan 11 19:43:23 PST 2018

A comfortable & aesthetically pleasing synthesis of the exotic & the familiar, the modern & the traditional, and Asian & European elements, Lasenta Boutique Hotel is yet another addition to Hoi An's list of excellent value, mid-range accommodation... Continue reading →

Top Hotels in Southern Asia: Readers’ Choice Awards 2016

by Yega Thiyagarajan @ Villa Song Saigon Hotel

Wed Oct 26 22:51:18 PDT 2016

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Sponsored Video: Discover the hidden side of Vienna

by traveldaveuk @ Travel Dave

Thu Dec 28 16:06:59 PST 2017

Vienna, the fascinating capital of Austria, is a city full of hidden surprises waiting for you around every corner. Discover Vienna’s hidden charms and explore the more unusual aspects of the city with this whole bunch of useful and curious tips. If you happen to have a trip arranged to....

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The Tomb of Lê Văn Duyệt

by Mike @ Saigon For 91 Days

Tue Jun 20 03:29:39 PDT 2017

One of Vietnam's most cherished military heroes, Lê Văn Duyệt, is buried alongside his wife at a temple in Saigon's Bình Thạnh district. Constructed after the marshal's death in 1830, this religious complex provides an attractive place of quiet, in the middle of an otherwise chaotic neighborhood.

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Travel to Sapa – Homestays and More

by Phuong Thuy @ The Christina's Blog

Fri Dec 29 02:29:06 PST 2017

H’mong, Dao, and Giay people speaking English more fluently than Vietnamese, tremendous natural vistas right outside your balcony, an early morning chill with clouds hovering over the mountains, this and more is what you should expect from Sapa! Located on the northern border of Vietnam, Sapa is the only region of the country that has […]

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Airport Tips to Help You Get Through Security Quicker

by Guest @ Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog

Fri Jun 16 03:53:41 PDT 2017

This article is brought to you by the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) to help you avoid delays during the summer travel season. It’s...

Best of 2017 – Our Food and Travel Favorites

by Daryl & Mindi Hirsch @ 2foodtrippers

Thu Dec 21 14:06:36 PST 2017

2017 was a busy year for the 2foodtrippers. We traveled to three continents, 13 countries and too many cities to count. Check out the food and travel experiences that were our best of 2017. We began the year 2017 without definite plans. Perhaps we could plan our calendar way in advance as some ‘type A’ people probably do, but what’s the fun in that? Sometimes, we’re just hanging around our Naples, Italy apartment and, all of a sudden, the spark of travel shoots across our brains and, on a whim, we ...

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Travel news: Monte Carlo Las Vegas Update

by @ Wikitravel

Tue Nov 30 16:00:00 PST 1999

As of today, Las Vegas' Monte Carlo Casino Hotel remains closed pending the investigation of last week's fire and the impending repair work. At this time, reservations at the Monte Carlo are being moved to other MGM Mirage hotels. In addition, the Lance Burton show will be suspended for the time being and all tickets that have already been purchased will be refunded.

USA: Myrtle Beach, South Carolina

by MiLisa @ Vegan Travel

Tue Jan 09 09:29:30 PST 2018

To celebrate the ringing in of 2018, my companion and I traveled to Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Neither of us had been to the ocean town, but were looking forward to warmer temps and break from  snowy weather. The city […]

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9-Year-Old Journalist Reports on Picasso

by meanderingfamily @ Meandering Family

Fri Feb 06 07:48:51 PST 2015

Below is an article from our 9-year-old son, who has decided to publish under the journalistic nickname, “The Scoop”.  […]

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Up in the Air, Down to Earth: Our 2016 Travel Year in Review

by Audrey Scott @ Uncornered Market

Thu Dec 29 08:25:07 PST 2016

By Audrey Scott

When 2016 first began, I imagined it to be a relatively quiet year for us, at least in terms of travel. However, in these final flickers and embers, I peer back in reflection over our Instagram feed and photo stream and am struck by breadth and depth in turns that we've known over these last […]

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Liberty Central Hotel, Nha Trang

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Sat Sep 30 07:12:21 PDT 2017

Liberty Central Nha Trang is a contemporary, stylish, high-rise hotel just a block from the beach. Featuring elegant, minimalist decor, extraordinary sea views, rooftop bar & its own section of beach, Liberty Central is a solid place to stay in Nha Trang.... Continue reading →

2017 Summer Saving Promotion: 20% discount off published rate!

by Lan @ Villa Song Saigon Hotel

Thu Mar 16 03:58:36 PDT 2017

Book direct with us and save up to 20% off published room rates this summer! Start your next journey at Villa Song with our Summer Saving Promotion: 20% discount off published rate for bookings from 1st April to 31st October 2017.  Additional benefits when booking direct with us. 25% discount off any Spa treatment a complimentary […]

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Chichen Itza

by Garth @ Phil and Garth

Wed Apr 12 04:29:12 PDT 2017

Marvels of the Mayan world Whilst staying near Tulum we took a guided tour to the ancient Mayan city of Chichen Itza, set deep in the rainforest of the Yucatan peninsular. It’s 95 miles from Tulum and took us 2 hours by bus, if you’re going from Cancun it’s 122 miles. We were very excited as it was […]

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VIDEO: Argentine Breakfast in Buenos Aires, Argentina

by Samuel Jeffery @ Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog

Tue Mar 22 03:00:27 PDT 2016

Argentine Breakfast in Buenos Aires, Argentina Come join us as we take you out for a typical Argentine breakfast in Buenos Aires, Argentina at...

Hacking a Better Hotel Experience with Tnooz

by Travel Massive Editorial @ Travel Massive Blog

Mon Jan 15 23:14:40 PST 2018

Join Nick Vivion from tnooz.com at Homeaway’s plush HQ offices in Austin Texas, this January 27-28 for a hackathon to explore and innovate hotel technology. Nick Vivion is the editorial director at tnooz.com, where he oversees content operations across their editorial and commercial arms. Prior to returning to tnooz, Nick was the Senior Brand Journalist at Sabre ...

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Promoting small tourism with BIG initiatives – I AM JOBURG

by Travel Massive Editorial @ Travel Massive Blog

Thu Dec 28 23:30:35 PST 2017

The I AM JOBURG project connected four cities across Travel Massive’s South African community to promote and assist small tourism businesses across the City of Joburg. This post was contributed by Neil Jansson – a passionate and proud African who heads up the Africa Travel Massive. Supporting Small Tourism Travel Massive members in four South African cities ...

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Go Wild in Mayo along the Wild Atlantic Way, Ireland

by traveldaveuk @ Travel Dave

Tue Dec 12 02:23:36 PST 2017

The stunning region of Mayo (situated on Ireland’s western seaboard) is renowned for its remote, wild landscapes and spectacular coasts along the Wild Atlantic Way. In this article I’m going to take you through some of the best things to see and do along the Wild Atlantic Way. Perfect setting....

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An Experiential Travel Guide to Osh, Kyrgyzstan: 20 Ideas to Get You Started

by Daniel Noll @ Uncornered Market

Mon Oct 23 12:28:38 PDT 2017

By Daniel Noll

If you visit Kyrgyzstan, it’s possible to overlook the Central Asian cultural mixing bowl that is the city of Osh. For many travelers, Osh serves as a transit point en route to the Pamir Mountains, Irkeshtam Pass to China, Dostyk crossing to Uzbekistan, or the newly marked trekking trails in the Alay Mountains. However, if […]

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JUICY – Count Our Fingers Twice (Official Video)

by Bliss Saigon @ Bliss Saigon Magazine

Thu Jan 18 18:59:46 PST 2018

Tokyo Capsule Hotel Tour

by youtraveldeal @ You Travel Deal

Thu Jan 18 17:12:18 PST 2018

Tokyo Capsule Hotel Tour

El Nido, Palawan: Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day – Ep 16

by Kevin Cook @ Monkey Abroad

Mon Oct 24 08:04:26 PDT 2016

El Nido, Palawan: Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day – Ep 16

El Nido is a town in the northern tip of Palawan famous for its stunningly gorgeous beaches. While I certainly do enjoy my time at the beach here, I want to go off the beaten path and share a different … Continue reading →

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Meet our London Chapter Leader – Matthew Gardiner

by Travel Massive Editorial @ Travel Massive Blog

Mon Jan 15 21:26:42 PST 2018

Matthew Gardiner is co-lead of the London Travel Massive. A marketing and ecommerce professional, he has been working in travel for over 10 years and was named by TTG Media as one of the industry’s “30 under 30.” He also sits on the Education and Training Committee of the Institute of Travel & Tourism. What’s ...

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Redang: Malaysia’s beautiful beach getaway (video)

by Marcel @ Travel blog about Southeast Asia: Home is where your Bag is

Sun Jun 11 05:19:17 PDT 2017

With this video we take you to paradise for 2 ½ minutes! Malaysia's island Redang has amazing beaches and a colorful underwater world.

Hanoi & Saigon Travel Vlog

by terryzeng @ Façhion Coma

Sat Mar 11 13:49:17 PST 2017

Hi guys! After my hectic schedule during NYFW, I am finally updating my travel vlog on Hanoi and Saigon in Vietnam! Enjoy!

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Discover: Jakar

by @ Wikitravel

Fri Feb 22 21:53:24 PST 2008

A cypress tree outside Kurje Lhakhang monastery in Jakar, Bhutan is claimed to have grown from Guru Rinpoche's walking stick.

Ubud Monkey Forest In Bali – Things To Know Before You Visit

by Yaya @ Hand Luggage Only

Wed Jan 17 23:33:14 PST 2018

My first visit to the Monkey Forest was fraught with an unnecessary amount of anxiety! One of us, can’t remember who it was (all I know is that it wasn’t me 😀 ) mentioned how the monkeys in the forest were kinda crazy and would attack people for food or even for things like their … Continue Reading

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6 (Non-Millennial) Solo Female Travelers Share Their Travel Wisdom

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Dec 07 06:12:09 PST 2017

Solo female travel isn't just for millennials! In this column, Kristin Addis introduces us to some older solo female travelers who are following their dreams to see the world. These women come from all backgrounds and all walks of life, proving it's never too late to start traveling.

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The Art of Assisted Serendipity

by Daniel Noll @ Uncornered Market

Sun Jan 15 06:37:56 PST 2017

By Daniel Noll

And yet the arc of a career is not entirely random or shaped in the end by factors beyond our comprehension or control. I have felt my whole life that I’ve been on a course and being guided, even though I didn’t know by what. — Steven Pressfield in Nobody Wants to Read Your Sh*t […]

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Hong Kong: Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day – Ep 17

by Kevin Cook @ Monkey Abroad

Tue Nov 08 01:30:19 PST 2016

Hong Kong: Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day – Ep 17

Hong Kong is one of the most expensive cities in Asia, but is it possible to travel in HK with 20 dollars a day? In fact, there are two methods for traveling HK with 20 USD (155 HKD). In this … Continue reading →

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VEGAN EUROTRIP – Where to eat in Budapest

by Kayleigh @ Vegan Travel

Sat Jan 13 16:42:50 PST 2018

After falling in love with Prague and its delicious vegan bites,  the second stop of our crazy quest landed us in Budapest. It started a little rocky but we were soon surprised and went from hangry to elated… I don’t […]

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Discover: Kota Kinabalu

by @ Wikitravel

Thu Feb 28 21:53:24 PST 2008

The Hall of Skulls at Monsopiad Cultural Village outside Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia features 42 skulls of enemies, all killed by the warrior-hero Monsopiad.

The Dominican Tree House Village is as cool as it sounds

by Edit Horvath @ Vegan Travel

Sun Jan 14 13:08:45 PST 2018

When I was a kid I loved watching The Swiss family Robinson in the tv. I could really imagine myself as part of the family. I spent time thinking what I would do differently, how I would build my own […]

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Get Off the Beaten Track in Hue, Vietnam

by Phuong Thuy @ The Christina's Blog

Tue Dec 12 23:23:16 PST 2017

Located on the bank of Perfume River, this city is the capital of Thua Thien Hue province, 700 kilometers to the south of Hanoi. Although you can visit Hue at any time of the year, the most charming season is surely from March to August, especially March through April when the temperature is at its […]

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WHERE HAVE I BEEN? Updates, New Projects, New VIDEOS!

by Kevin Cook @ Monkey Abroad

Fri Oct 13 02:59:49 PDT 2017

WHERE HAVE I BEEN? Updates, New Projects, New VIDEOS!

It’s been AGES since I posted on my website. I’ve been so busy recently with other big projects and maintaining my primary platforms (YouTube, Facebook, Instagram) that I’ve been slacking BIG TIME on my blog. Here’s a long overdue update on my recent goings on. — Traveling for … Continue reading →

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A Walk Along the Thị Nghè Canal

by Mike @ Saigon For 91 Days

Sun Jun 18 04:18:10 PDT 2017

Running along a curvy, eight-kilometer course which defines the northern border of central Saigon, the Thị Nghè Canal is an attractive waterway lined with sidewalks and exercise equipment. A walk along either side of the canal is one of the most pleasant and popular ways to spend an evening in Saigon.

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Camargue Saigon Restaurant – Classy French Restaurant in District 1

by saigon @ Mad Saigon – Saigon Travel

Thu May 04 02:24:24 PDT 2017

A long-time favourite amongst Ho Chi Minh’s expat community, Camargue is a refined French restaurant within the courtyard of an old colonial-era opium factory in downtown Saigon. The two-storey establishment is set along Hai Ba Trung Street, one of the most fashionable streets in the city. Exuding a relaxed yet sophisticated ambience, the villa-style Camargue […]

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Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville by train

by James Clark @ Nomadic Notes

Tue Jan 09 23:22:47 PST 2018

The railway line from Phnom Penh to Sihanoukville was reopened for passenger services in 2016 after 14 years of being out of action. I’ve been to Phnom Penh numerous times and I have always admired the old train station, hoping that one day that train services would resume. If you want to ride the only […]

Travelcuts Travel Doc Film Fest + Win Your Dream Trip!

by Guest @ Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog

Mon Jul 11 05:00:08 PDT 2016

If you have some upcoming travels this summer and you’ve been thinking of dabbling with video, DO IT! Not only is video a fun...

Southeast Asia Budget Guide (8 Months). How Much Will it Cost?

by Map Trotting @ MapTrotting

Mon Nov 13 01:40:15 PST 2017

Are you looking for a Southeast Asia budget guide? Great! We can help! Before our travels we surfed the net restlessly for a travel budget guide that will give us some sort of indication of how much money we need to save. By time we left London, we had around $11,000 (£9,000) between us in […]

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How To Pack for the Camino de Santiago: The Ultimate Camino Packing List

by Audrey Scott @ Uncornered Market

Wed Jun 28 04:51:38 PDT 2017

By Audrey Scott

How do you effectively pack for the Camino de Santiago — light and prepared? This is the place to find out. But first, some quick background. A beautiful walk, a memorable journey — one that comes up in conversation over and over again. That is our Camino de Santiago. Lessons learned, a stack of stories […]

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THE JAPAN VIETNAM FESTIVAL 2018 SOON IN HCMC

by Bliss Saigon @ Bliss Saigon Magazine

Thu Jan 18 09:31:15 PST 2018

Join the celebration of Japanese culture and traditions when the annual Japanese-Vietnam Festival returns to HCMC this 27/28 January!

Top 5 places to eat vegan in Rishikesh, India

by Ror and Gen @ Vegan Travel

Thu Jan 18 06:54:38 PST 2018

We spent almost 3 weeks in Rishikesh, North India, in September 2017. It’s a great place to be, by the holy river Ganges, surrounded by yoga classes, great restaurants, ashrams and the stunning Himalayan foothills. It’s a vegetarian town too, […]

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World Nomad Games #DiscoverKyrgyzstan

by Samuel Jeffery @ Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog

Mon Nov 07 03:27:30 PST 2016

Being nomadic and traveling nearly 365 days of the year is in many ways a dream job for me. However, one thing that I...

Evolution of Renting in San Miguel de Allende

by meanderingfamily @ Meandering Family

Sat Jan 02 13:00:52 PST 2016

One of the things that makes travel fun for us is the opportunity to become a temporary local. […]

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Pinterest Guide for Travel Bloggers. Tips and Advice

by Map Trotting @ MapTrotting

Sun Nov 19 22:00:56 PST 2017

Are you a Pinterest beginner looking to increase your travel blog exposure? Then our Pinterest guide for travel bloggers will help you understand the potential of this photo sharing search engine. So what is Pinterest good for? Ultimately, Pinterest is great for increasing traffic to your travel blog. But, it is also good for broadening your […]

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Discover: Bohinj

by @ Wikitravel

Tue Feb 19 21:53:24 PST 2008

Medieval frescoes in the Church of St. John the Baptist in Bohinj, Slovenia often show figures with large swellings of the neck (goiters), caused by lack of iodine in the local diet.

At Maison Marou Saigon, An abundance of amazing artisanal gourmet chocolate made from locally grown cacao

by the Blind Cook @ The Blind Cook

Fri Dec 01 12:07:59 PST 2017

I got sidetracked with the holiday season being in full swing and left off in the middle of my Vietnam trip. I’d written about my great experience with Back of the Bike food tour, and today, I’m sharing with you the best place in Ho Chi Minh City to get delicious gourmet artisanal chocolates. Maison […]

Discover Utsjoki, the Nothernmost Destination in Finland

by traveldaveuk @ Travel Dave

Thu Jan 18 02:40:44 PST 2018

Finland is a land known for its icy beauty and frozen charm, and Utsjoki is as wild and mystical it is possible to get in beautiful Finland. Situated at the very northernmost corner of Finnish Lapland, Utsjoki is a place with a rich ancestral heritage for the Sami people. Stunning....

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3D Echo, HALLO WALLEN & Staycation boek / VLOG #5 / Travel Kids

by Anne @ | Yourlittleblackbook.me

Wed Jan 17 15:01:06 PST 2018

Via www.yourlittleblackbook.me:

Kijk hier direct vlog #5 van Travelkids.co Hallo 3e trimester! Na heerlijke weken merk ik dat het nu écht weer een stuk zwaarder gaat worden ❯❯

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Tạm Biệt, Saigon!

by Mike @ Saigon For 91 Days

Mon Jun 26 03:06:57 PDT 2017

Noise, pollution, rats, cockroaches, insane traffic, incessant honking, unhygienic street kitchens, non-stop construction, and drunken singers who belt out horrible karaoke late into the night... Saigon has all of this and more! So how is it possible, that Jürgen and I enjoyed our 91 days here so completely?

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Whisky, Gin and Food Tours: Eating and drinking my way around Edinburgh

by Samuel Jeffery @ Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog

Tue Nov 01 03:47:13 PDT 2016

Edinburgh happens to be one of my favorite cities in Europe. My first time visiting the city was several years ago for Hogmanay where...

Places to Visit in Singapore

by Alyson Long for World Travel Family @ World Travel Family

Mon Jan 15 01:47:52 PST 2018

We spent almost 2 weeks in Singapore at Christmas and split our time between a budget hostel near the Singapore River, a short walk from the marina, quays and Marina Bay Sands, and a more luxury Resorts World Hotel on Sentosa Island. We also took the opportunity to take a 3 day break to an […]

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The mysterious tale of Hoi An’s Cao Lau

by HAE Marketing @ Hoi An Express Travel

Wed Nov 02 21:00:11 PDT 2016

Hoi An’s legendary Cao Lau is shrouded in mystery. Amazingly, despite being the signature noodle dish of Vietnam’s hippest heritage town, both its origins and essential ingredients are unknown to almost everyone. The sweet and smoky broth of Cao Lau shows more than a hint of Chinese-style flavouring and the name is rumoured to be […]

Keto Omurice

by Sahil Makhija @ Headbanger's Kitchen – Keto All The Way!

Wed Jan 17 09:56:13 PST 2018

A Japanese Omelet Rice Dish If you are a food lover you’ve probably seen the Omurice video that has been doing the rounds on social media. It’s absolutely mesmerizing how chef Moto Kichi makes that omelet which goes over the fried rice and when he cuts it then it just oozes over the rice and he pours gravy over it all. It’s probably taken years of practice to perfect the art of making Omurice the way chef Moto Kichi makes it, so for all us home cooks there is an easier way. Watch the video and find out. Tomato Ketchup Fried Rice Wait what? Tomato Ketchup in a fried rice? Yes indeed. So Omurice is a ‘western’ style Japanese dish, I mistakenly said ‘American’ in the video. The fried rice is basically tomato flavoured and is made originally using ketchup. Since most ketchup has tons of sugar in it we’re going to make ours Keto friendly by using puree and seasoning it with garlic, soya sauce, vinegar and everything else that goes into the fried rice. Anyway this is an excellent dish and if you like egg and Japanese food try my recipe for Oyakodon. In the macros below I have […]

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New Year’s Eve Party at Villa Song!

by Lan @ Villa Song Saigon Hotel

Mon Nov 06 00:54:18 PST 2017

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Keukenhof

by Garth @ Phil and Garth

Wed May 17 03:31:36 PDT 2017

Tulips from Amsterdam (well nearby Keukenhof) Garth is a keen gardener and has been itching for a while to see the seasonal displays of Dutch tulips at one of the most famous and spectacular flower shows in the world – Keukenhof. So we decided to take a long weekend city break and head over to Amsterdam. Keukenhof is located […]

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Searching for the Real India

by Dan Vineberg @ The New Travel Blog

Fri Mar 31 01:01:04 PDT 2017

It’s easy to speak about a country like India in clichés and half-truths. To present someone else’s version of reality, without investigating it for yourself.…

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Budget Travellers or Cheapskates?

by AsiaLIFE @ AsiaLIFE Vietnam

Mon Jan 08 20:47:43 PST 2018

This is probably a bit contentious but today I am going to write about the plethora of stories that are cropping up on social media ...

Skiing in Romania. Cavnic Maramures

by Alyson Long for World Travel Family @ World Travel Family

Wed Jan 17 22:28:22 PST 2018

We’ve had a fantastic time skiing here in Romania, the kids took a few lessons while Chef and I were free to head up the mountain. Being child-free is a pretty new experience for us, as full time child-wranglers and educators, it kinda rocked! After just 3 lessons D was joining us on the big […]

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Tinh thần quý tộc biến mất và ý thức lưu manh phát triển

by saigon @ Mad Saigon – Saigon Travel

Tue Jul 25 05:30:47 PDT 2017

Trong khi trước đây người ta hô hào về việc xóa bỏ địa chủ phú nông, thì phương Tây xóa bỏ bần nông. Trong khi trước đây người ta tự hào về việc xóa bỏ quý tộc thì phương Tây xóa bỏ lưu manh. Đây chính là hai tư tưởng trị quốc hoàn toàn khác […]

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Christine Ha tries the spicy ramen challenge

by the Blind Cook @ The Blind Cook

Mon Dec 04 10:30:05 PST 2017

I recently reached 70,000 subscribers on my YouTube channel, and thanks to all the fans who made it so! This video of me trying the spicy ramen challenge was released a while ago, but it was one of the crucial videos that helped me gain viewers. People have since charged me with doing the double-spicy […]

How to Stay Motivated as a YouTuber

by Dan Vineberg @ The New Travel Blog

Mon Aug 08 13:25:51 PDT 2016

In any creative endeavour, there will be days where you feel more motivated to work than others. Being a YouTuber is no exception. So how…

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Koh Samui hotels: where to stay

by Tobi @ Travel blog about Southeast Asia: Home is where your Bag is

Sun May 14 07:31:04 PDT 2017

Are you looking for a beautiful accommodation for your Koh Samui holiday? Here we show you the best hotels and some cheaper alternatives.

Discover: Saudi Arabia

by @ Wikitravel

Mon Mar 03 21:53:07 PST 2008

In Saudi Arabia, you can try authentic apple-flavored Budweiser. (Non-alcoholic, of course.)

Visiting Aomori Prefecture in Japan

by James Clark @ Nomadic Notes

Thu Oct 12 19:56:26 PDT 2017

Aomori Prefecture is at the northern tip of Honshu (the largest island of Japan). Like many casual visitors to Japan with no ties to the country, I had never heard of Aomori. There are 47 prefectures (like a province or state) in Japan, and Aomori is one of the lesser visited of Japan. [Map of […]

Keto Spaghetti and Meatballs

by Sahil Makhija @ Headbanger's Kitchen – Keto All The Way!

Thu Jan 11 22:13:09 PST 2018

Where squid and spaghetti unite I’ve got the ultimate low carb/keto spaghetti and meatballs and it doesn’t involve a zucchini and a spiralizer. We’re making squoodles or squaghetti which are basically noodles/spaghetti made using squid. I first made something similar and got the idea for it from my pesto calamari recipe and realized it would work great in this recipe as well. I decided to make a nice small 2 person serving of this recipe and made a nice thick reduced tomato sauce so that it would adhere to the squoodles and also I cooked the squid in the tomato sauce so that all the flavours meld into each other. Everything is cooked in the same pan so it’s really a one pot dish. Anyway enough jibber jabber, enjoy the video. The details are in the cooking Let’s talk about the meatballs first. I used 50% pork and 50% beef for my recipe, you can use pretty much any meat you like including chicken or ground turkey, just remember cooking time varies for each meat. I also used lean beef because that is the only kind of ground beef available in India, if you can find beef with a higher fat […]

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Sony Xperia XZ1 camera features for travellers and photographers

by traveldaveuk @ Travel Dave

Thu Dec 14 01:06:24 PST 2017

Join me as I test out the camera features of the Sony Xperia XZ1 in the old city of Chiang Mai, Thailand. I’m always on the lookout for the latest technology trends and the next best smartphone camera for travellers and photographers. Being a smartphone photographer myself, it’s important to....

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Summer hot deal 2017: Stay 4, Save 25%

by Lan @ Villa Song Saigon Hotel

Thu Mar 16 10:55:55 PDT 2017

This summer, treat yourself to a luxurious stay at our boutique hotel and enjoy all the fun and excitement of a vacation in beautiful Saigon with our great deal: Book a minimum of 4  consecutive nights from April 1 to October 31, 2017 to save 25% on your room rate! We are also offering extra benefits for […]

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Very Ngon Homewares

by AsiaLIFE @ AsiaLIFE Vietnam

Mon Jan 08 19:10:30 PST 2018

When Lise Nguyen-Owen came to Vietnam in 2008 to volunteer at a non-governmental organisation, she noticed a disturbing dearth of tea towels. Then she discovered ...

SKIING AND SNOWBOARDING IN JAPAN: TRAVEL VIDEO

by Allison Ruttger @ SAIGON BASED

Sun Feb 05 05:16:49 PST 2017

We head to Japan to explore Tokyo and ski/snowboard in Myoko Kogen, legendary for its dry powder and heavy snowfall.

Shot with iPhone 6s and GoPro Hero 4. Edited with iMovie for iOS.

Music Credits: We Rise - San Holo

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Why Istanbul City Break Should Be On Your Bucket List

by Map Trotting @ MapTrotting

Mon Dec 04 23:26:56 PST 2017

Looking for things to do on your next Istanbul city break? Then we are happy to report that there are endless amounts of things to do and see in the city! This fascinating ancient metropolis with a modern twist is packed full of indulgent cuisine, exceptional architecture, rich culture, friendly locals and great vibe. Istanbul […]

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48 Hours in Budapest. What to Do.

by Alyson Long for World Travel Family @ World Travel Family

Wed Jan 10 23:27:18 PST 2018

Ask anyone who has traveled through Eastern Europe to name their favorite city and they will almost definitely say Budapest. Home of beautiful buildings, steaming spa baths and delightfully cheap beer, there’s really nothing not to love.Budapest is the ideal destination for people who want a weekend getaway. Two days in Budapest is all you […]

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Travel Massive Sofia second event recap – Is Sofia tourist-friendly?

by Travel Massive Editorial @ Travel Massive Blog

Mon Jan 15 22:07:34 PST 2018

The second Travel Massive Sofia event took place on November 15th at Bar “Friday” in the Bulgarian capital. More than 50 Bulgarian professionals who work in the tourism field in the country attended the networking event. Partners of the event were Bar “Friday” who kindly provided the space, as well as the videographers from Shape ...

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Discover: Aberdeen

by @ Wikitravel

Tue Mar 04 21:53:07 PST 2008

Among the artifacts displayed at The Gordon Highlanders Museum in Aberdeen, Scotland is a flag from Hitler's staff car. (Don't ask how they got it.)

TOP 10 EVENTS THIS WEEK IN SAIGON

by Bliss Saigon @ Bliss Saigon Magazine

Sun Jan 14 09:40:01 PST 2018

Here is our guide to the best events this week

Living Lagom in Sweden: An Interview With Lola Akerstrom

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Thu Nov 30 08:05:51 PST 2017

Lagom is the key to unlocking the Swedish psyche, and it governs all aspect of Swedish society. In this interview, Lola A. Åkerström talks about why lagom is about more than just balance, and what it's like to assimilate into life in Sweden as a writer and photographer.

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Tomb Rider: Hue to Dong Hoi on Back-Roads

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Fri Nov 24 03:44:46 PST 2017

Covering nearly 200km of completely empty beach, coastal back-roads lead from the old imperial capital of Hue to the beach city of Dong Hoi. Scattered with thousands of traditional-style tombs, this coastal region is rarely explored by foreign visitors... Continue reading →

The Coast Road: Saigon to Hoi An & Beyond

by Tom@VietnamCoracle @ Vietnam Coracle

Fri Jan 05 03:48:11 PST 2018

Thanks to new coastal roads, it's now possible to ride from Saigon to Hoi An, and beyond to Dong Hoi, following the coast all the way & avoiding the busy main artery of Highway 1 for the vast majority of the route. This is a salty, sunny, sandy & scenic road trip.... Continue reading →

Halong Bay Cocktail Cruise (Promo Video)

by Kevin Cook @ Monkey Abroad

Sat Oct 01 08:45:03 PDT 2016

Halong Bay Cocktail Cruise (Promo Video)

Thanks to Ocean Tours, the company that organizes this cocktail cruise through Halong Bay and Lanha Bay, I got to visit this amazing oceanic wonderland, trek through the jungle up to a breathtaking viewpoint on Cat Ba island, and stay … Continue reading →

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Superorganism – Everybody Wants To Be Famous (Official Video)

by Bliss Saigon @ Bliss Saigon Magazine

Wed Jan 10 09:01:37 PST 2018

Saigon For 91 Days: E-Book Travel Guide

by Mike @ Saigon For 91 Days

Sun Sep 24 07:41:21 PDT 2017

Jürgen and I spent three months living in Saigon, officially known as Ho Chi Minh City. It was our first time in Southeast Asia, and we were blown away by the culture, cuisine and people of this metropolis. Zipping around the city on scooters, exploring the Mekong Delta, sitting on the curb for another bowl […]

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Webinar Recap – How to Effectively Market Your Sustainable Tourism Business

by Kirsty Tanner @ Travel Massive Blog

Wed Jan 10 15:38:45 PST 2018

Here is the recording and recap of Travel Massive LIVE’s webinar – How to Effectively Market Your Sustainable Tourism Business. Watch the webinar below: During this webinar, Yvonne Ivanescu, Travel Marketing Strategist and Founder of Fernweh Marketing from Rio de Janeiro, will talk about: What sustainable tourism is and why it is important How to Create ...

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Discover: Fukuoka

by @ Wikitravel

Thu Feb 14 21:53:24 PST 2008

A bullet train ride on the Hakata-Minami Line in Fukuoka, Japan costs just ¥290 (under US$3). Alas, the end-to-end trip lasts just ten minutes.

BORNEO RAINFOREST: TRAVEL VIDEO

by Allison Ruttger @ SAIGON BASED

Mon Apr 10 05:39:54 PDT 2017

A Canadian couple and an American couple head to Malaysian Borneo in search of island vibes and wildlife.

Shot on iPhone 6s. Edited with iMovie on iOS.

Music Credits:
Wake Up Where You Are - State of Sound

Keto Basics – How to log your calories and macros using MFP

by Sahil Makhija @ Headbanger's Kitchen – Keto All The Way!

Thu Jan 04 08:18:30 PST 2018

Setting up and using Myfitnesspal It’s pretty simple to set up and use the MFP app or website to log your calories and macros. The first thing you need is a kitchen or a food scale. Then all it takes is signing up on the website and watching my video on how to set up your account and start logging the food you eat. I might have inflated some figures regarding a hamburger at the Hard Rock Cafe but you will get the idea. I personally think that logging your calories and macros will help you with your Keto weight loss and help you be more aware of the food you eat and what the macros are like. Good luck! Net carbs and browser extensions On keto we like to count ‘net carbs’ and not total carbs. Our body doesn’t really process fiber (which is a part of total carbs) and hence when we subtract the fiber from the total carbs we get ‘net carbs’. Now on MFP you have to manually calculate your net carbs at the end of the day. If you prefer to not do that there are a couple of browser scripts that can do that […]

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What happened at the Phocuswright Conference 2017 – via TravelMedia.ie

by Travel Massive Editorial @ Travel Massive Blog

Mon Jan 15 20:23:08 PST 2018

Michael Collins runs TravelMedia.ie – a travel specialist PR and content agency. Based in Dublin, he’s member of  Dublin Travel Massive and been a part of our community for a number of years. (Intro from Ian: I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Michael and his team all over the world – including bumping into him at a ...

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Travel to Vung Tau, Vietnam: Where to find the best noodle soups

by the Blind Cook @ The Blind Cook

Mon Dec 11 13:26:22 PST 2017

During this particular trip to Vietnam, my family and I took a road trip to Vung Tau, a beach town not far from Saigon but is made to seem far because of traffic. You can find very affordable vacation packages through travel agents in Vietnam (or at least that’s what my family tells me). On […]

14 Amazing Things To Do In Crete, Greece

by Lloyd @ Hand Luggage Only

Tue Jan 16 16:44:03 PST 2018

Out of all the Greek islands like; Corfu, Samos, Santorini or Mykonos, Crete is (without a doubt) the largest. It’s a place filled with everything from historic forts, plates of yummy Greek food and oodles of beautiful scenery. There’s a whole heap of amazing things to do in Crete. I promise you’ll be spoilt for choice. Now, as I said, … Continue Reading

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Linapacan – a secret jewel half way between El Nido and Coron

by Gast @ Travel blog about Southeast Asia: Home is where your Bag is

Fri Dec 15 20:10:05 PST 2017

Do you really want to travel off the beaten path in Palawan? Check out these untouched 52 paradise islands in and around Linapacan.

VIDEO: The best Empanadas in Santiago?

by Samuel Jeffery @ Nomadic Samuel | Travel Blog

Sun Jul 10 11:24:47 PDT 2016

The best Empanadas in Santiago, Chile? We often frequent restaurants as we travel around the world based on research and recommendations; however, a third...

Dreaming in Lavender

by terryzeng @ Façhion Coma

Tue Jul 04 14:35:17 PDT 2017

Happy fourth of July, and happy lavender season! My friends and I have always wanted to visit a lavender field such as the one at Lavender by the Bay. Our time of visit is right during the lavender boom, so the endless purple field is perfect for photos. My inspiration for this series of photos […]

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Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day: Behind the Scenes

by Kevin Cook @ Monkey Abroad

Mon Nov 21 02:52:22 PST 2016

Traveling for 20 Dollars a Day: Behind the Scenes

Eighteen episodes, hundreds of street food dishes, dozens of new friends, a few romances, a couple of bouts with food poisoning, and countless beers. After nearly five months of full-time traveling and filming, I’m taking a break from Traveling for 20 … Continue reading →

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Holiday Colourful Party Dips

by Phei Yee Yap @ The Fat Kid Inside

Wed Dec 20 18:29:03 PST 2017

With the holiday season upon us, family and friends gatherings come thick and fast at this time of the year. Whether you are visiting or hosting, I find that having a simple and yet impressive set of dips will always make party preparation much easier. Serve the dips with different types of crackers and breads,...

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11 Gorgeous Places To Visit On The Coast Of Cornwall, England

by Lloyd @ Hand Luggage Only

Sat Jan 13 19:29:39 PST 2018

Let’s be frank, charming seaside trips are amazing. I mean, at the first sight of sunshine (or dry even dry weather for that matter) us Brits rush to the sea. It’s in our blood! Especially in Cornwall, where there’s a whole heap of pretty seaside towns and coastlines to explore. If you’ve never had a … Continue Reading

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Saigon at Night

by Mike @ Saigon For 91 Days

Mon Jun 26 02:41:30 PDT 2017

Once the sun sets, taking the suffocating heat with it, Saigon turns on the lights and lets down its hair. Students meet to play cards at coffee shops, the bars fill up with both locals and tourists, and the city's innumerable old lady brigades claim their habitual seats on the corners. Whether we were getting drunk at hotpot joints with brand new best-friends-ever, strolling along the canal with dozens of dog-walkers, or zipping around on scooters while the city lights blaze by, some of our best Saigon memories came at night.

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Amsterdam

by Garth @ Phil and Garth

Sun May 28 15:59:59 PDT 2017

We’ve been a few times to Amsterdam, in fact it was the very first city we travelled abroad as a couple.  Amsterdam is perfect for a weekend getaway especially for us Brits, as it’s so close. An attractive city which is laid back, with a long history of tolerant attitudes which means you can just be yourself and nobody cares. Amsterdam is […]

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Sharp Edges VS. Spring Softness

by terryzeng @ Façhion Coma

Sat Apr 08 13:49:23 PDT 2017

Spring is in the air! After a whole winter hibernating in puffy coats and long johns (if you wear them LOL), Spring is the time to stay sharp and edgy. What makes you stand out the most is not the soft pink many have worn from head to toe during the past winter, but, in my style, […]

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Christmas Party 2017 at Villa Song!

by Lan @ Villa Song Saigon Hotel

Mon Nov 06 00:32:43 PST 2017

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Sweet 16: Anniversary Reflections and Travel Inflections

by Audrey Scott @ Uncornered Market

Fri Sep 30 07:43:36 PDT 2016

By Audrey Scott

As we celebrate 16 years of marriage today, I consider a few of our turning points, the mindset that motivated them and some of the emerging lessons that guided us to the next step. Sweet 16, of a total of 19 years that we’ve been together. (Yikes! Has it really been that long?!) For me, […]

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Recipe: Healthy vegan Southwestern quinoa bowl

by the Blind Cook @ The Blind Cook

Wed Jan 03 13:47:57 PST 2018

Happy new year, and welcome to 2018! I don’t really make new year’s resolutions because I believe self-improvement is something on which one should constantly work—I guess you could say I believe in year-round resolutions—but for most people, a new year marks new beginnings, a newer and improved version of yourself. This means many resolutions […]

4 Reasons to Stay in a Hostel as a Couple

by Dan Vineberg @ The New Travel Blog

Mon Sep 19 17:55:58 PDT 2016

If you are a couple planning your next trip, there are a number of great reasons why staying in a hostel may be the perfect…

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Cyber Monday: All Books and Courses Up to 50% Off!

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Mon Nov 27 06:09:58 PST 2017

This Cyber Monday, all of my books and courses are up to 60% off! If you've ever thought about learning to blog, improving your writing or photography, or wanted to become a travel vlogger then you'll definitely want to check out this sale! There is something for everyone, but the sale won't last so don't wait!

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Is Calorie Counting for Everyone?

by Natasha Athab @ The Fat Kid Inside

Tue Jan 16 23:11:39 PST 2018

You may have heard countless people say that they count calories – some for weight loss reasons, others for consciousness of their lifestyle and eating habits. For a lot of people, calorie counting has been their number one weight loss method and it really just worked for them. You could see the difference for some,...

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Discover: Kratie

by @ Wikitravel

Tue Feb 12 21:53:24 PST 2008

The interior of the Phnom Sombok temple in Kratie, Cambodia is decorated with torture scenes for the edification of the non-virtuous visitor.

Singapore – Southeast Asia’s superlative city (video)

by Tobi @ Travel blog about Southeast Asia: Home is where your Bag is

Sun Apr 30 04:32:12 PDT 2017

Skylines, temples and much more: In our Singapore video we will take you for a few days to the impressive city in Southeast Asia.

Jianbing is HANDS DOWN the BEST Chinese Street Food (Video)

by Kevin Cook @ Monkey Abroad

Wed Feb 08 01:24:53 PST 2017

Jianbing is HANDS DOWN the BEST Chinese Street Food (Video)

Jianbing is the BEST Chinese street food there is. Hands down. Even if you disagree with me, I know deep down you WANT to agree, because jianbing is a gift from the heavens. Well, not really. It’s a gift from … Continue reading →

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Chinese Seafood Marketplace in Sanya (VIDEO)

by Kevin Cook @ Monkey Abroad

Fri Dec 15 22:20:36 PST 2017

Chinese Seafood Marketplace in Sanya (VIDEO)

In November, as part of a project for our client the Sanya Government, I traveled to far southern China to the sunny city of Sanya to interview Miss World Pageant contestants. While there, we filmed the contestant interviews to use … Continue reading →

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Vietnam: The Land of Smiles and Soup

by Dan Vineberg @ The New Travel Blog

Tue Jan 03 18:07:02 PST 2017

When I think of Vietnam, a couple of things come to mind. First, there are the smiles. Then, there’s the soup. This is Vietnam. The…

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The Secret Sauce Behind Scott’s Cheap Flights

by NomadicMatt @ Nomadic Matt's Travel Site

Mon Dec 11 06:34:52 PST 2017

Scott Keyes turned a simple newsletter into a popular travel hacking site, Scott's Cheap Flights. In this interview, Scott tells us how he and his worldwide team find cheap flights using a combination of manpower and knowledge of industry trends. Every flight is hand-searched!

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Lahti in the magical winter time of Finland

by traveldaveuk @ Travel Dave

Wed Dec 06 06:40:14 PST 2017

Finland boasts some of the most beautiful ice and snowscapes to be found in all of Europe, and the magical gem that is Lahti makes for a perfect escape this winter. Lahti is just a short 1 hour 30 min train ride from Helsinki (or Helsinki Airport), making it a....

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