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Thursday, November 20, 2008

Travel-Plus Info & Newsletter #1: Tour to China-Couchsurfing-Indobackpacker

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Travel-Plus Information November 2008

Newsletter #1: Tour to China – Couchsurfing - Indobackpacker

Hello Traveller Friends,

Do you want to get more friend in all over the world? Try http://couchsurfing.com! This is the best way to know more and more friend from all over the world. With this couchsurfing network, you can join a large group of travellers from all over the world. You can accept guest from other country to stay at your house, and then if you want to go to other countries in the world, you can stay in one of the couchsurfing member, free of charge! (but the choice is different between all members, wether you can stay in couch, or in a one small bedroom)

Also try to open http://indobackpacker.com. If you want to know more about backpacking traveling in Indonesia, and also Asian country, or even other countries in the world.

If you want to go to China, don’t forget to search this website. You can find tour packages from China with the English tour guide:

o http://www.cctsbeijing.com.

o http://chinatour.net

o http://chinatour.com

o http://www.tourochina.com

o http://www.chinaplanner.com

Best Regards,

Andy

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Wednesday, October 22, 2008

Top Ten Asia Wonders: hillmanwonders.com

top ten

Travel Wonders

of Asia

1 Great Wall of China

2 Taj Mahal

3 Bali

4 Angkor Wat

5 Forbidden City

6 Bagan Temples/Pagodas

7 Banaue Rice Terraces

8 Potala Palace

9 Qin Terra Cotta Warriors

10 Borobudur

Great Wall of China

This defensive wall once ran across China. Its glory days were during the Ming Dynasty in the 16th and 17th centuries. Today, the Great Wall has become the travel icon of China.

Northern China.

Taj Mahal

The marbled Taj Mahal with its elegant dome and faultless symmetry is the most beautifully designed building in the world. The emperor built it as a tomb for his beloved wife.

Northern India.

Bali

Bali's picturesque rice terraces are legendary, as is its exciting culture, which includes internationally celebrated arts & crafts, music, dance and food.

Indonesia.

Angkor Wat

Angkor Wat is the majestic ruins of a complex of structures built in the 12th century. For reasons not fully understood, the Khmers abandoned it. It then lay hidden under jungle growth for centuries.

Cambodia.

Forbidden City

Two dozen Chinese emperors ruled their nation for almost 500 years from inside the Forbidden City. This imposing palace-fortress is well-preserved.

Beijing, China.

Bagan Temples/Pagodas

Over 10,000 religious structures were built in Bagan in the 11th to 13th centuries. Many important ones have been preserved or reconstructed.

Myanmar (Burma).

Banaue Rice Terraces

These steep rice terraces are unequaled in height and vastness. They were sculpted with handtools over a two millennia period.

Philippines.

Potala Palace

The sizable Potala Palace was the winter political seat and still the religious center of Tibet. The building commandingly hugs the side of a steep hill overlooking Lhasa, the Tibetan capital.

Tibet, China.

Qin Terra Cotta Warriors

The life sized pottery army called the Qin Terra Cotta Warriors was buried in underground vaults over 2000 years ago. They were not discovered until several decades ago. Thousands of baked clay figures were found.

China.

Borobudur

This tall and wide religious stupa was constructed in the 8th century, then neglected and blanketed with wild greenery. Borobudur was uncovered in the 19th century.

Indonesia.

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