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25th September 2009
On the east of Honshu Island lies the capital of Japan, Tokyo. It is one of the most populous metropolitan, renowned as an important economic hub in the world. Tokyo is home to many national parks, museums in addition to theatres promoting performing arts... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye07th September 2009
Thailand is the cultural, political and social center in Southeast Asia for more than 200 years. Currently, Thailand is a tourist haven, and it is so due to so many reasons. It is culturally rich, with many beautiful Buddhist temples, a bustling metropoli... Read >
Author: Zarqoo Zaimoo03rd August 2009
Cambodia can attract both casual and serious types of travelers. This place is generally charmed where mysteries are present everywhere in the city. Angkor Wat, Sandstone of ancient holy places, Taprohm and Bayon are some of the attractions. There are so... Read >
Author: john12317th July 2009
Bangkok is one of the most vibrant and fascinating cities in Southeast Asia, this cosmopolitan city is part of Thailand and has been founded as the capital since 1782. It was established by the leader of the Chakri dynasty and is the nation's treasure hou... Read >
Author: Brain Mask16th July 2009
Thailand is the world's 51st-largest country in terms of total area. Thailand is the most-populous country, with approximately 63 million people. About 80% of People are Thai, 10% Chinese, 3% Malay and the rest are minorities from Mons, Khmers & hill trib... Read >
Author: Teerth Thailand01st July 2009
Bangkok- the capital city of Thailand is a modern city with a population of over 11 million. The beauty of the city lies in its natural sceneries, trees, gardens etc. the culture of Bangkok is a perfect blend of the East and the West. It gives a soothing ... Read >
Author: jsmith12th June 2009
The capital city of Thailand, Bangkok offers attractive holidays at affordable rates, thus being a haven for budget holiday seekers. Bangkok or locally called “Krung Thep” simply means the “City of Angels”. This fascinating travel hotspot, frequ... Read >
Author: john12304th June 2009
A City of Angels
Even before I touched down on the Bangkok tarmac in the smooth as silk Thai international flight from Rome, I somehow knew what lay ahead of me- I could half imagine the Siamese as they were once so elegantly known. And now simply Thais... Read >
Author: marketingignite1@gmail.com29th May 2009
Thailand is a beautiful country residing more than 60 million people. It is located towards north of Malaysia and shares border with Burma and Cambodia. As a holiday destination, Thailand offers unique as well as refreshing experience. If you are fond of ... Read >
Author: Suchi08th May 2009
Manali is situated in himachal pardesh .Manali is a beautiful hill station in Himachal Pradesh, India. Manali is popularly known as ‘Switzerland of India’.
Manali is a popular Himalayan tourist destination and accounts for almost a quarter of all t... Read >
Author: India Internet08th May 2009
Manali is situated in himachal pardesh . Manali is a beautiful hill station in Himachal Pradesh, India. Manali is popularly known as ‘Switzerland of India’.
Manali is a popular Himalayan tourist destination and accounts for almost a quarter of all ... Read >
Author: India Internet09th April 2009
Once again, I found myself out drinking with Fred. We were in a cheap place, one of those places with the little red lanterns outside, which usually signified cheap food and drink, the drinks being of an alcoholic nature. We were peacefully solving the pr... Read >
Author: Tom Aaron07th April 2009
Along with Singapore’s rich inherent cultural diversities, it celebrates many festivals.This is an essential part of Singapore’s culture since it is a cosmopolitan society where all races live and interact in harmony. Various ethnic populations celebr... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye27th March 2009
Philippines and Thailand
The history of the language of the Philippines is easily understood. You will have noticed after meeting a Filipina or two in HK or Japan for example, that they can all speak English very well. In fact, this country is one of t... Read >
Author: marketingignite1@gmail.com19th March 2009
What if you could take an ordinary, functional object and transform it into a work of art? What if that object could add a peaceful, Feng Shui feeling to your home? Meet the Japanese rain chain, an object that can turn your rain gutters into a water scu... Read >
Author: gutterdownspout@gmail.com06th March 2009
If New York is the city that never sleeps then Bangkok, Thailand’s luminous resources city, comes a very close instant place. The city was founded in 1782 by the first monarch of the exhibit Chakri dynasty. nowadays it’s the country’s spiritual, com... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer05th March 2009
Religion in Japan more than an aspect set of beliefs or doctrines practiced on a daily footing, is a merger of traditions that stem from the early wisdom of Shintoism and Buddhism, and which most Japanese have incorporated into rituals and customs that ar... Read >
Author: Jessica Santoli24th February 2009
The real charmed you'll find when you trek to Thailand is its charming authenticity. Thailand is the only Southeast Asian homeland never to have been settled by European powers; consequently, the still-repute and functioning monuments of the gone draw vis... Read >
Author: Jenna Sawin 13th February 2009
GyeongjuKorea’s ancient capital, Gyeongju, is the country’s big must-see, and rates as one of the ten most important ancient cultural cities in the world. In among the shops and markets in the modern-day city you’ll find abundant relics of its two-t... Read >
Author: Farazila Abu03rd February 2009
Naming top ten travel destinations could prove easy, but how relevant such a list is, that is debatable. This article refers to the most popular locations identified or recognized starting from the statistics made with international travel agencies, and o... Read >
Author: Kalidas31st January 2009
So what are Japan's main Tourist attraction? Japan is made up of beautiful landscapes and also rich in history and culture. In Japan, you can view some of the most interesting and beautiful buildings and places. Seriously, you won't know how beautiful Jap... Read >
Author: Farazila Abu21st January 2009
Throughout history rivers have been the points at which major civilizations flourished. This is also true of the Chao Phraya River; from time immemorial the people of Thailand have built settlements along this river. The conjunction of four tributaries (... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye21st January 2009
A Buddhist monk named Thich Quang Duc, from the Linh-Mu Pagoda in Hue, Vietnam, set himself on fire in downtown Saigon, on June 11, 1963. Thich Quang Duc's self-immolation did not receive much attention from religious scholars, because apparently the act ... Read >
Author: J_Mac20th January 2009
The Wat Phra Kaew also known as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha and officially known as the Wat Phra Sri Rattana Satsadaram, is one of the most sacred Buddhist temples in Thailand. Construction on the temple began when King Rama I (King Buddha Yodfa Chul... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye29th December 2008
So, after all these years, responsibilities and the monotony of your daily life have finally taken a toll on your attitude, mood and general outlook on life. The little things that never bothered you suddenly become major issues and consume your thoughts.... Read >
Author: Enid Glasgow29th December 2008
Thailand has an area of about 511,770 square km, which makes it not quite as large as the American state of Texas. About sixty one million people live there, which is nearly three times as many as the population of Australia.
The People of Thailand
Th... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer03rd December 2008
Thai massage is rapidly becoming one of the favorite options for individuals looking for a good, relaxing massage. While still not as popular in the United States as it is in Europe, this style of massage is certainly becoming more prevalent – and well-... Read >
Author: Terry01st December 2008
Many people go to Japan to have a great time but before that, they get a lot of Japan information first. Why? Japan is place full of remarkable cities and huge shopping places that is why getting lost may be possible. However, if you gain enough Japan inf... Read >
Author: centraljapan11@gmail.com21st October 2008
Halloween is one of the oldest holidays celebrated by people from different countries all over the world. In most western countries like US and Canada, carved pumpkins and corn stalks sprawled all over the suburbs, trick-or-treating, and costume depicting... Read >
Author: J. Owens21st October 2008
A laid-back city with a unique appeal, Chiang Rai is every vacationers delight, with a number of historical attractions amidst scenic surroundings. Chiang Rai offers wanderlust travelers a lure of adventure and an insight into its historical past, which s... Read >
Author: Alex21st October 2008
The cats that we know today have a long history dating back millions of years. Paleontologists discovered evidence of a cat with a retractable claw, Miacis, who lived about 50 million years ago. Most scientists believe that the descendants of Miacis and o... Read >
Author: Paul Kramer14th October 2008
Purple is the colour of Thailand
Smelling the sweet fragrances of all things Thai; the orchids, the flowers and the subtle smells of incenses that smoulder from the Buddhist temples whilst self-indulging the sounds of those temple bells that chime to a... Read >
Author: marketingignite1@gmail.com13th October 2008
Mount Kurama is a very popular mountain in Usui Reiki history. It is located in Kyoto, Japan and it is exactly where Mikao Usui had meditated for twenty-one days prior to receiving the powerful Reiki energy. Reiki masters, practitioners, and learners shou... Read >
Author: CristianStan13th October 2008
Mount Kurama is a very popular mountain in Usui Reiki history. It is located in Kyoto, Japan and it is exactly where Mikao Usui had meditated for twenty-one days prior to receiving the powerful Reiki energy. Reiki masters, practitioners, and learners shou... Read >
Author: Cristian Stan08th October 2008
The summer (if you can call what we’ve had for the past three months a summer) is now over and already only a few days into autumn we’re already feeling the effect of the colder winter months upon us. What would be perfect is to find somewhere to esc... Read >
Author: Andy Adams01st October 2008
India is the country where the seeds of Buddhism were first sown. It was here that Lord Buddha first propagated the doctrines of this noble religion. There are around 16 Buddhist pilgrimage sites, among which 4 deserve a special mention for their religiou... Read >
Author: Rohan arora11th September 2008
Chiang Mai Hotels gives its guests the best opportunities to explore the natural and the man made treasures of the city. Located 700 kilometers north of Bangkok, this mountainous city of Thailand stands along the Ping River. Though the city witnesses a fl... Read >
Author: Alex22nd August 2008
The Kingdom of Bhutan, one of the smallest kingdoms on earth, lies cradled in the very heart of Himalayas. This isolated country that borders Tibet on the north and India on the south is the last Himalayan Buddhist kingdom. Bhutan or "The Land of the Thun... Read >
Author: Advbhutan18th August 2008
A leading business district in Jakarta is ‘The Golden Triangle’ which is a major destination that witnesses the industrialization of the capital of Indonesia. It is a key attraction in the country comprising of several impressive constructions of aest... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye09th July 2008
What if you could take an ordinary, functional object and transform it into a work of art? What if that object could add a peaceful, Feng Shui feeling to your home? Meet the Japanese rain chain, an object that can turn your rain gutters into a water scu... Read >
Author: Mike Milliman26th June 2008
Songkran is the traditional Thai New Year festival that is celebrated during the middle of April. The name Songkran is actually derived from Sanskrit and means astrological passage. As the name it self implies the Thai New Year is celebrated when the sun ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye26th June 2008
Manali is a popular Himalayan tourist destination and accounts for nearly a quarter of all tourist arrivals in Himachal Pradesh. It is visited by many trekkers who follow the hashish trail.
It is famous for adventure sports like skiing, hiking, mountai... Read >
Author: malik123424th June 2008
Banglamphu in Bangkok is a well known shopping district; it is particularly famous for the Khao San road market. However, apart form this; the district also holds a host of other wonderful sights and sounds. The Khao San Road market attracts thousands of ... Read >
Author: eMarketingEye23rd June 2008
On the evening of February 10th, 2008, disgruntled 69-year old landowner Chae Jong-gi, upset over having been underpaid for land sold to developers, sprayed paint thinner onto one of his nation’s greatest and most recognisable landmarks, and then set it... Read >
Author: Daniel Collins11th June 2008
Bangkok is world renowned for its shopping malls, rhythmic nightlife, better accommodation facilities and luxurious hotels. Tourist would love to shop in Bangkok, as there is superfluity of shops in Bangkok. And as far as stay matters; with luxury taking ... Read >
Author: sweetsingles01@gmail.com02nd April 2008
Kyoto, the former capital of Japan, has successfully catered to tradition and modernity under a common roof. The everlasting glory of the Buddhist temples here will take you to the yesteryears, while several ultramodern shopping hubs, restaurants, and caf... Read >
Author: Neal Arora19th March 2008
For a taste of Asian culture, many western tourists and backpackers choose to visit Thailand during their trips, in order to enjoy the Buddhist temples, spicy foodstuffs and crystal clear coastal waters.
With a range of beautiful reefs and picturesque... Read >
Author: DCollins10th March 2008
The vast majority of people in Thailand are Buddhists for whom the temple plays an important role in the spiritual wellbeing of individuals and the community. There are over 31,200 Buddhist temples spread around Thailand. In Thai they are called wat. They... Read >
Author: kirstyconnell10th March 2008
With its ancient traditions and unique culture, Japan is blessed with many refined and beautiful festivals and ceremonies. Many of these mark the changing of seasons and natural phenomena such as the blooming of cherry trees. Others concern the family suc... Read >
Author: Richard Greaves21st January 2008
One of the most beautiful places in Sri Lanka is the "the five districts on the mountain", Kandy. Proud and beautiful people live here – it took colonizers a long time to make them obey. By the way, local people are very hard-working and cleanly. Des... Read >
Author: t_kogutenko20th January 2008
Japan. The name evokes images of cherry blossoms and temples, of Samurai and Kimono clad Geisha. The contemporary Japan of today is a diverse conglomeration of history and tradition merging with a future that often struggles to understand itself. A countr... Read >
Author: Jim Sherard20th January 2008
Religion in Japan more than a specific set of beliefs or doctrines practiced on a daily basis, is a blend of traditions that stem from the early teachings of Shintoism and Buddhism, and which most Japanese have incorporated into rituals and customs tha... Read >
Author: Jim Sherard03rd April 2007
The style of garden generally referred to as a "Japanese Garden" is a garden based on the traditional Japanese style gardens of ancient Japan. Tracing its origins back to the Buddhist temples and Shinto shrines, Japanese gardens can now be found in many ... Read >
Author: Andrew Patterson16th January 2007
If you have garnered courage to go to China, then I’d say Bravo! For a country like China, you need to go there to see it to experience it, live it and finally love it. People come and go to China returning back with good and bad stories, but you can ma... Read >
Author: Lola23rd December 2006
We visited the Club Hotel Dolphin for the second week of our tour around Sri Lanka. We booked with First Choice who were first class! No problems with them in booking or with any part of the holiday.
Before you go make sure you have sorted out your mal... Read >
Author: Gareth Sear15th November 2006
After the success of the G4 challenge in 2003, Land Rover and United Kingdom's network television Channel 4 takes the Land Rover G4 Challenge back to the road again. Channel 4 will broadcast the events of the 30-minute episode of the 2006 Land Rover G... Read >
Author: Carol Mitchel22nd June 2006
Ikebana: Floral arrangement reloaded
Visualize the phrase: "Floral arrangement" and you can almost smell it. A glorious bouquet of fresh roses arranged festively or solemnly, depending on the occasion. These floral arrangements are undeniably beautiful, ... Read >
Author: Jill Murtha Matt01st February 2006
Taekwon-do is Korean for foot (tae), hand (kwon) and way, or art (do). It can thus be rendered, "the art of fighting using the hands and feet." The word "do", essentially the key to the art itself, implies a totally dedicated way of life, the pursuit of e... Read >
Author: Barry Hooper28th October 2005
Chang Mai is the largest city in the north of Thailand and well worth a trip. In many ways, Chang Mai is similar to Bangkok, but without the mass of people.
Chang Mai
Chang Mai is perhaps the most serene big city I have ever had the privilege of vi... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo28th October 2005
The Buddhist Temples in Thailand are simply impressive. This is particularly true of Wat Doi Suthep, the mountain temple outside Chang Mai.
Wat Doi Suthep
More or less located on the top of Suthep Mountain, Wat Doi Suthep is a day trip from the cit... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo
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