Some of the worldís most wonderful and unusual animals in the world may be found in Asia. From the tree-swinging orangutans of Malaysia, to the beautiful tigers of India, Asia is just about the place to go to for that one of a kind wildlife spotting experience. India While Indiaís tiger population is on the decline, there is always…
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The rule of the Chopstick
Chopsticks – what is it? Eating implement for most Asians, a test of skill and dexterity for others. Who would have known that two pieces of wooden or metal sticks could have so much ado about them? A pair of small even-length tapered sticks, chopsticks are the traditional eating utensils of East Asia. Used mostly…
Keeping Safe From Crime
Crime and criminals are to be found in whatever country you go. In Asia, most crimes against travelers or tourists is opportunistic theft in one form or another. While no amount of preparedness can guarantee safety, there are a few things to remember which will help minimize the chances of falling prey to criminals: 1. Wear…
Minimizing Jet Lag Effects
Jet Lag is the result of lengthy air travel when you cross different time zones in a couple of hours. This causes one to feel fatigued and disoriented for several days after arrival. Jet lag can also cause lack of concentration and a general feeling of lethargy. Usually the most visible signs of jet lag…
Asia – coping with culture shock
For first time visitors to Asia, the first few days may prove to be difficult. It is not uncommon for tourists to feel self-conscious, paranoid or simply exhausted. For some, the heat, new surroundings and new customs may just also prove to be too much to take in at a time. These reactions are really…