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AMAZING ASIA

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Your ULTIMATE Guide to explore, discover and enjoy TOP Asian Holiday destinations. DON'T JUST TRAVEL in ASIA, Travel with Confidence!

Added on: Apr 12th, 2007
Country: United States
Language: English

Author: bert
Listed in: Travel Vacation
Tags: travel malaysia asia Singapore bangkok

Recent Posts

Beijing: Made in China Part 14

Posted on Monday May 26th, 2008 at 00:09

Arts Coffee Haven25 Chengxian Jie St., Dongcheng; 86-10/6405-2047; dessert for two $10. Where to shop Guang Han Tang Chinese Antique Furniture & ArtTreasures spotted here recently: a Ming dynasty bed; pharmacy cabinets smelling of medicinal herbs...
Beijing: Made in China Part 13

Posted on Monday May 26th, 2008 at 00:09

GalleriesRed GateThe respected gallery's new space at 798 was previously a liquor factory.2 Jiuxianqiao Rd.; 86-10/ 6438-1005; www.redgategallery.com.Chinese ContemporaryFactory 798, 4 Jiuxianqiao Rd.; 86-10/8456-2421; www.chinesecontemporary.com.Lon...
Beijing: Made in China Part 12

Posted on Monday May 26th, 2008 at 00:08

When to goSpring or fall is best. Temperatures average 55 to 79 degrees in September and May, the month when the annual Dashanzi International Art Festival takes place.Getting thereBeijing's Capital Airport has 98 international air routes linking the...
Beijing: Made in China Part 11

Posted on Monday May 26th, 2008 at 00:07

The Mount Fuji photographs were taken with a self-timer: they show the artists from a distance, hand in hand, walking toward the mountain. In many of the photographs, there's so much snow that you can't see Fuji, only a trace of horizon and the twig-...
Beijing: Made in China Part 10

Posted on Monday May 26th, 2008 at 00:06

On one of my last evenings in Beijing, I visited Rong Rong and his wife, the Japanese artist Inri, at their apartment just outside the Fifth Ring Road. The Beijing-based Canadian photographer Karen Patterson had agreed to translate for us. The first ...
Beijing: Made in China Part 9

Posted on Monday May 26th, 2008 at 00:06

When I met them, Wang and Zhang had just returned from a show in Guangzhou; although his photographs have been shown all over the world, this was the first time they had been officially exhibited at a major museum in China. For the show he chose rela...