Posts Tagged ‘Asia’

Mini Guide to India

India is the second most populous country in the world and the seventh largest by area. It was home to the Indus Valley Civilization, which was part of the Old World. Due to previous ruling empires, India is a cosmopolitan mix of ethnicities and religions. It’s now one of the fastest growing economies, but it’s still struggling with poverty, corruption, and pollution.

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Interesting Facts about PyeongChang

PyeongChang comes front-and-center as the host site for the 2018 Winter Olympics and 2018 Winter Paralympics this year. The South Korean city is one of the smallest to host an Olympics to date, but it presents those athletes attending and fans convening with a chance to see a very unique Asian landscape.

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Top 14 Unexplored Areas in Asia

For backpackers and travelers, there have been literal volumes written about the prospect of a destination in Asia that remains untouched by hordes of tourists. Many people who travel frequently in Asia are tired of going back to the same places only to find that they’ve been taken over by beer-swilling tourists.

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Cute Little Towns That Ooze Charm

It’s common for inexperienced travelers to visit popular cities and capitals as these places are used to tourists, easy to get to, and offer a diverse number of attractions. However, little do they know that off-the-beaten-track small towns are the real gems.

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Cultured Palate: Dishes from India

Indian cuisine, consequently, varies widely depending on the region, but in general, their dishes are full of intense flavors, fiery spices, and the freshest vegetables that can be found. There are plenty of Indian meat dishes, but on the whole, due to the variety of religious strictures present in the country, the focus is primarily on vegetarian dishes.

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Weirdest Ceremonies from Other Cultures

When we get older, it seems like anything that we didn’t grow up with is weird, not just different. It might make us uncomfortable when we first learn about new things, and some people even find that trying foods that they didn’t grow up with is a big deal.

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