Anhui is one of the 8 great cuisines of China. This style of cooking, which was developed in South Anhei, Huai Bei and Yanjiang, is notable for its elaborate choice of cooking materials as well as the strictness of the cooking process. Ingredients are commonly found in mountain areas, such as bamboo shoots, stone frog, [...]

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10 Must-Try Anhui Dishes

Nestled in the heart of the Philippines is the stunning Cebu City. Cebu City serves as the capital of Cebu and is considered the oldest city in the Philippines.

Cebu City is a unique destination, sitting at the center of what is called Metro Cebu – a culmination of several distinct cities, including Talisay, Mandaue, and [...]

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A Visitor’s Guide to Cebu City

I have done much traveling ever since I rode my very first plane in 2002.  I can say that I have seen a lot of shopping stops, breathtaking sights, wonderful people, white sandy beaches and got to try a wide variety of food and mouth watering delicacies.  My very first trip was to Hong Kong [...]

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My Love Affair With Boracay Part 1

The Love River is as historically important to Kaohsiung, Southern Taiwan, as the River Thames is for London. Formerly called Kaohsiung River, the 12-kilometer river passes through 7 prosperous urban districts and ends in Kaohsiung Harbor, and has undergone several renovations to become a beloved part of the city’s tourism.

For a long time, Love River [...]

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Have A Romantic Time Along Love River

As you travel throughout Asia you’ll find yourself surrounded by statues of the great Buddha. Some are seated, some are standing, some are bronze, and some are stone. They vary in shape and design, for sure, but none are quite as ominous as the great Tian Tan Buddha in Hong Kong.

Completed in 1993, the Tian [...]

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Visiting the Tian Tan Buddha – One of the Largest in the World

People who have been in some parts of China would most probably have come across the magnificent Pearl River which is located down South.  The Pearl River is also referred to as the Guangdong River and freely flows between Macau and Hong Kong as it joins the South China Sea.  This river ranks third in [...]

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Go With The Flow Of The Pearl River

Red Cliff is a 2009 film by John Woo that has already become a massive box-office hit in China. It focuses on the decisive battle during the Three Kingdoms era, a period of China’s long history that was romanticized in Romance of the The Kingdoms. This epic tale is one of the four great classical [...]

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Tour The Sites That Inspired The Movie Red Cliff

Bangkok is one of the busiest and most popular cities in all of Thailand. Bustling with old world culture and modern technology, the blend of incredible people and spectacular landmarks is truly amazing.

One of the best ways to learn about Bangkok, and the history of Thailand itself, is to visit some of the area’s museums [...]

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10 Incredible Attractions in Bangkok

I love road trips.  Road trips can bring you to far-off places and can inspire spontaneity in anyone.  In these trips, people can discover a lot of things about themselves and realize traveling off the beaten path has its own advantages and thrills.

In one of my previous articles, I mentioned that a lot of people [...]

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Charismatic Caleruega

Every October, tens of thousands of spectators gather in Naha City, Okinawa Prefecture for the largest tug-of-war in the world. It is the highlight of the annual Ryukyu Kingdom Festival Tsunahiki (rope-pulling ritual) and has even made it to the Guinness Book of World Records for its sizable feat of rope pulling.

The tug-of-war started in [...]

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Japan’s Mother Of All Tug-Of-Wars