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03rd December 2008
The Mandarin’s House in Macau is a traditional Chinese work of architecture that was once the home of celebrated Chinese literary great Zheng Guanying. Zheng Guanying was an extremely learned man and a great economic theoretician. It is said that Guayin...
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03rd December 2008
Lilau Square is the centerpiece of Macau’s old “Christian Quarter” that houses some of the city’s oldest churches and European buildings. This area is surrounded by historic Portuguese buildings that accentuate Macau’s unique heritage and histor...
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03rd December 2008
Lou Kau Mansion is a historic artifact of Macau that harks back to its colonial days under Portuguese rule. The mansion is believed to be constructed in the late 19th century in the year 1889 by a wealthy Chinese merchant known as Lou Kau. Being a promine...
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03rd December 2008
Camoes Garden in Macau is one of the city’s oldest public parks; it is incidentally also Macau’s largest park covering an area of 20,000 square meters. The park is used by many of Macau’s residents as a place for an early morning stroll, a relaxing ...
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03rd December 2008
As in almost everywhere else in the world, Christmas is as an important religious festival in Cambodia. Though Phnom Penh has only a few Christians; most of them being expatriates and tourists Christmas is a religious celebration that transcends all ethni...
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03rd December 2008
What better place is there to celebrate the start of a brand new year and dance away your blues of the past year than the beautiful Caribbean? Regarded by many as the ultimate fun filled vacation destination, the Caribbean has many attractions to entice v...
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02nd December 2008
The Ian Potter Centre is the Australian wing of the collection in National Gallery of Victoria and the centre is located at Federation Square in Melbourne. There are over 20000 Australian art works in the areas of paintings sculptures, photography and eve...
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02nd December 2008
Melbourne, the state capitol of Victoria is one of the busiest cities in Australia. But the city is also considered among tourists as a city with something for everyone and this rings true when someone digs deeper to the attractions on offer in this multi...
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02nd December 2008
The Laanta Lanta Festival is usually held in March every year at the old community in a small provincial town called Lanta Old Town in Koh Lanta, Krabi Province in Thailand. The town is full of ancient Chinese style houses and the history of the town date...
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02nd December 2008
The Tin Hau Temple in Causeway Bay was built by the Tai Family in early 18th century. The tail family first settled in a village in Kowloon which is now beneath the former Kai Tak Airport. According to the legend, one of the family members found a statue ...
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02nd December 2008
Koh lanta; hailed as the most beautiful island in Andaman Sea, is located just off the Thailand’s western coastal town of Krabi. The island is a unique, unspoiled island of the true spirit of humanity and traditions. Koh Lanta is surrounded by 27 kilome...
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02nd December 2008
Named after the governor Sir Mathew Nathan, Nathan Road is located in Kowloon, at the northern limit of old British Colony. The road leads directly to Boundary Street and it is also known as Nathan’s Folly because of its unusual width. Tsim Sha Tsui, Jo...
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02nd December 2008
Raffles Hotels International which has made a name for itself in being one of the leading hotel brands in the world has recently launched its latest venture in Olympia, Greece. Named as the Raffles Olympia Resort, it is fitting that the historic Greek cit...
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02nd December 2008
Christmas in Paris, is romantic, magical and unforgettable, but unfortunately not white. Snow does not fall in Paris until the middle of February, but don’t let that dampen your sprit, the city of Love and Lights is definitely the premier Christmas holi...
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02nd December 2008
New Year’s Eve is widely celebrated in Phnom Penh by European expatriate communities and Chinese and Vietnamese immigrants. Even though it is not an official government holiday with ever increasing immigrants and tourists arriving in Phnom Penh New Year...
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