30th November 2009
Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya which is also simply known as Ayutthaya is one of Thailand’s central provinces. Ayutthaya neighbors other provinces such as Saraburi, Nakhon Pathom, Lop Buri, Nonthaburi and Ang Thong. Ayutthaya got its name from Ayodhya in th...
30th November 2009
Jakarta, a city with a colourful history is the capital of Indonesia. It is the largest city in Southeast Asia and the city’s metropolitan area covers a vast area, the second greatest in the world. Established as a trading port in the fourth century, th...
30th November 2009
The capital of the Philippines Manila is a flourishing city situated on the eastern shores of Manila Bay. The nation’s thriving economy has made Manila a prosperous city attracting a great number of visitors annually. Manila has more than 100 parks scat...
30th November 2009
Georgetown, the capital of Penang State in Malaysia, inherits a rich historical legacy. The city was founded by Captain Francis Light, a trader for the British East India Company and is named after Britain’s King George III. Light procured the island of...
30th November 2009
Singapore is a thriving city-state located at the southern extremity of the Malay peninsula. Since achieving independence in 1965 the city-state has prospered, and is now one of the most successful economies in the world. It is also a huge draw for touris...
30th November 2009
Singapore is a vibrant city state with a highly cosmopolitan population and traditions. It now enjoys great prosperity and attracts a great number of visitors each year, for both business and pleasure. Singapore is internationally renowned for the shoppi...
30th November 2009
Located on the Arabian Peninsula along the Arabian Gulf coast, Dubai is one of the seven emirates that make up the United Arab Emirates (UAE). In recent times, Dubai has been at the centre of the large-scale construction boom that has been taking the Midd...
30th November 2009
Cambodia is steadily gaining popularity with its tourism industry, boasting numerous tourist attractions including the world renowned temple complex, the Angkor Wat. A majority of Cambodians follow Theravada Buddhism, while the rest follow Christianity, H...
27th November 2009
The first thing that comes to mind when thinking of Malaysia is the heavily modernized city of Kuala Lumpur which has become an internationally recognized symbol of the country. But Malaysia is a diverse nation that has much more to offer beyond a modern ...
27th November 2009
Located along the Hai He River, Tianjin is China’s sixth largest city. A city that reeks of history, Tianjin offers many fascinating sites for the traveller to enjoy. Jinmen Shijing, or Tianjin’s top ten attractions include the Huangyaguan Great Wall,...
27th November 2009
Boasting one of the world’s highest economic growth rates in the world, Vietnam’s largest city and economic nerve centre is Ho Chi Minh City. Formerly known as Saigon the city has earned a reputation of being the liveliest city in South East Asia. The...
27th November 2009
Kuala Lumpur is the largest city in Malaysia and is also the capital of the country. Rated as an alpha world city, Kuala Lumpur is has one of the fastest growing economic systems in the region. Home to the iconic KL Tower and some of the most diverse trop...
27th November 2009
Shanghai is one of the most vibrant cities in Asia and is also known to be the largest in The Peoples Republic of China. Home to the revered Jade Buddha Temple, This fast paced, ever growing metropolis is the treasured jewel of China that exhibits a splen...
27th November 2009
Located in the Fujian province of China, Xiamen is an exiting place to visit if you’re a travel fanatic. A unique mix of native and overseas Chinese culture enriches the already thriving cultural diversity of this oriental city. This coastal city is one...
27th November 2009
Singapore is famous for its booming economy, disciplined local community and amazing array of fast food which makes this vibrant country one of the safest and most enjoyable cities in the world from a tourist’s point of view.
The giant observation w...
