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    So Darned Good in Ubud!

    INDONESIA | Thu, 14 Nov 2013 | By butterfly-freed | Views [1287]

    I have now been here a little over a month and feel very much at home. I'm supposed to be leaving soon and heading for Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia but a plan just doesn't seem to be coming together and so I take this as a sign and keep delaying! My ... Read more >

    Tags: bali, clean beaches, homestays, sanur, ubud

    Nepal Travel 101

    NEPAL | Mon, 7 Mar 2011 | By travel-tips | Views [22616] | Comments [2]

    It's almost shameful that Nepal is so synonymous with trekking, since it keeps many people from considering it as a travel destination. With no interest in hiking the Annapurna Circuit or making the Everest Trek that follows the path of the medieval ... Read more >

    Tags: annapurna mountains, homestays, locals, nepal, pokhara, shopping, tourism, travel, trekking, volunteering

     

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    The National Palace in Luang Prabang..backs on to the Mekong so that the visitors to the Royal family could disembark and make their way up to their hosts. The Royal family was in residence until 1975, when they were exiled during the revolution and whisked away to caves in the northeast of the country. Where, of course, they died one by one of inadequate food and medical care. Controversy and speculation abound...the Lao people will not enter the palace after dark as they believe it is haunted by royal spirits!!: by lolo, Views[682]
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