asia

All Asia-bound travelers need some guidance before tackling the largest and most populous continent on Earth.

Liang Mian
It’s 4:30 AM on the last school day before the commencement of summer vacation. The street across from the Wuhan shipyard fills with old ladies pushing breakfast carts. A bowl of hot dry noodles costs three yuan. Other sellers offer up meat stuffed buns, duo pi, fried gluten dipped in honey, boiled tea eggs, sugared ears of corn, and roasted sweet potatoes.
By Rose4 years ago in Wander
Ubiquitous Japanese elegance
I was sent to Tokyo to work for a software company within the group. "Don't worry," said the boss. "It's all taken care of for you. You just have to bring your clothes."
By Thu Hà Khương4 years ago in Wander
Chicken or Fish? Lunch At a Home In Yangshuo, China
I was in China in 2008 with my then-husband. We were independently traveling around the country for three weeks, which was part of a 10-week trip to Bali and Vietnam as well.
By Jillian Amatt - Artistic Voyages4 years ago in Wander
Pattaya in 2022
The last 2 years have been trying for most of us. For me they actually were not so bad until July of 2021 when my mother passed away. Shortly after my son was born in Bangkok and his mother unfortunately decided she couldn't handle having more than one child (she had one from a previous relationship). Still mourning the loss of my mother and trying to get back into the groove of things my son and I left Bangkok and I attempted to find my groove again. Having travelled the world through the pandemic I will admit I was not only shell shocked and concerned about what may come next but also exhausted. Pattaya seemed like the least likely place to get some rest but also seemed like a great spot to jump back into where the action was. I was wrong on both accounts.
By LIOP4 years ago in Wander
A piece of my memoir
The roads that I have traveled to get here. Dry and cracked. Thirsty for the monsoons that will soon come. These roads, narrow, dirt and cobblestone, weave deep into the belly of India. Lined with palm trees and herds of water buffalo.
By LeLa Becker4 years ago in Wander
Travel Hiroshima
Complete Travel Guide : Hiroshima, Japan Name : Hiroshima Region : Chugoku Population : 1.2 million Famous for : Beauty and Peace
By Sunny4 years ago in Wander
Travel Osaka
Complete Travel Guide : Osaka, Japan Name : Osaka Region : Kansai Population : 2.5 million Famous for : Fun loving People & Food
By Sunny4 years ago in Wander
Travel Nara
Complete Travel Guide : Nara, Japan Name : Nara Region : Kansai Population : 370,000 Famous for : Historic Temples Must see sight : Todaiji Temple
By Sunny4 years ago in Wander
Travel Kyoto
Complete Travel Guide : Kyoto, Japan Name : Kyoto Region : Kansai Population : 1.4 million Famous for : Culture and History
By Sunny4 years ago in Wander
Travel Tokyo
Complete Travel Guide : Tokyo, Japan Tokyo, Japan’s modern day capital is a fast paced city with unmatched energy levels. Tokyo is a place that you can spend a lifetime exploring and never run out of new things to discover. It is best to think of Tokyo as a collection of separate cities and set out exploring these cities individually as each has its own distinct charm and beauty.
By Sunny4 years ago in Wander
Best Places to Visit in summer in India with Family
Summer is approaching and it's time to revel in summer charms. With schools and colleges closed, you have a good chance to travel with your family to a place that has little to do with constantly rising temperatures and is free from many of the hustle and bustle of city life. Vibrant colors, melodious chirping of birds, lush landscapes, flowering plants and a variety of fruits, melting snow on the mountains, lots of water sports on scenic beaches and long walks - these are the beauties of summer. Here is a list of places to visit for those who have not decided where to go with their family for summer vacation in India.
By AjayModiTravels4 years ago in Wander
5 ways China is not how you imagine
China. We’ve all heard this name repeated maybe a million times these years. From memegenerator.net When I moved to China back in 2016, I didn’t know just how much living here will change my world views. This country is definitely not how you think it is and not what the media tells you.
By Alexander Goncharov 4 years ago in Wander