
Ipoh, Malaysia – Beneath the little town of Ipoh
Rate our Reviews Ipoh, Malaysia – Ipoh is a curious little town about two hours north of Kuala Lumpur, known for its colonial architecture, street murals, and delicious local food. As a destination, it is popular among the local, ethnic Chinese, though it seems a bit off the tourist trail. I had two days with […]

Ladakh, India – Discovering self awakenings
Rate our ReviewsLadakh is the northernmost district of the Indian, sub-continent bordering, Pakistan occupied Kashmir, Tibet, and China. The silk route between China and the western world passes through this hazardous, high altitude mountainous landscape. Snow-capped Himalayan mountains, glaciers, rivers, valleys, and barren cold deserts make up its terrain.

Polunnuwara, Sri Lanka -The ancient city of history
Rate our ReviewsPolunnuwara, Sri Lanka…I had enjoyed fresh orange juice, buttered, toasted bread and jam, scrambled eggs, bacon, hot coffee, and my breakfast was a perfect beginning. My friend Vijaikumar and I drove from Dambulla towards Polonnaruwa in the north, the central province of Sri Lanka. He was an expert guide who spoke about the […]

Pattaya Thailand – Sanctuary in Buddhist temples
Rate our ReviewsIf you have ever been anywhere near Thailand, you’ll know that Pattaya is not exactly the place single ladies go, for a relaxing weekend. After the Vietnam War, Pattaya earned a reputation for sex tourism that is still alive and well today. I ended up in this seedy town because a couple of […]

Tarshish, Sri Lanka – Walking with the the Ancients
Rate our ReviewsTarshish, Sri Lanka…The Jewish bible mentions King Solomon as a wise ruler. It also mentions that he brought elephants, ivory, leopards, silk, spices, gold, and gems particularly from a land called Tarshish. Many historians claimed this country to be western Europe, while some argued that it was north Africa. Sir. Emerson another notable historian […]
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