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Wonderful Johor State in Southern gateway of Malaysia : one of the best destinations
Yeow Keng Aw
Asia
JOHOR lies at the southern end of Peninsular Malaysia surrounded by the Straits of Malacca on the west coast, the South China Sea on the east coast and the Straits of Johor separated from Singapore. Johor has a land area of 18,841 sq.km and it is the third largest state of Malaysia with its population of 2.56 million embraces multi- races. Malay ar...
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Eat your way through Taipei
Steve MacNaull
Asia
From street food and casual dumplings to gourmet, the capital of Taiwan has it all. Pilgrimage-worthy dumplings, hot-as-hell devil chicken, stinky tofu, elegant Peking duck, lobster in yellow sauce, oyster omelette, fish eggs fried rice, stir-fried cuttlefish, barbecued pork and cool mango ice. Even with just 72-hours in Taipei, my wife Kerry and I...
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Gili Lankanfushi, Maldives
Ashley Gibbins
Asia
​ Gili Lankanfushi is a luxury boutique eco resort located in the North Malé Atoll, and a 20-minute speedboat ride from Malé. It is an intimate, sustainable island resort with 45 over water villas. Emphasising the connection between the land and sea, glass floor panels offer a view of the corals blooming below and rooftop daybeds can be made up for...
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Villa Dari Indera, Bali
Ashley Gibbins
Worldwide
Dari Indera Villas and Spa has opened Villa Dari Indera in the heart of Seminyak. It is geared to those who want to stay in this lively resort town within reach of the islands most fashionable beach. The privately-owned villa is set in spacious and secure grounds, with guests experiencing a traditional Balinese style of 'indoor outdoor' living. The...
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Ranjit Recommends: Philippines Lonely Planet Guide
Ranjit Shergill
Asia
Whilst the Philippines has a complex geographical make-up and more recently unpredictable political landscape, it can also be defined by its vast rice fields, plethora of festivals (fiestas) and graffiti themed jeeps, all of which are complimented by the charming locals. Indeed, this Lonely Planet guide production is the 12th edition for the Philip...
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2017 Travels Part 1: Kuala Lumpur – a city that guarantees a soaking
Ken Skehan
Worldwide
I thought a lot about showers in Kuala Lumpur – both the climatic and the cleaning kind. ​The former because the quickly changing tropical weather made it highly likely we'd get rain soaked at some point while walking round the city. The latter because if it isn't raining it's hot and humid, which meant we ended up sweat soaked in any case.&nb...
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