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on our blog: China's cities so massive they're intimidating China’s cities are so large and massively developing that it’s sometimes frightening, and as hard as ever to travel independently. There’s… Started by Tripatini	0	Nov 20, 2012
on our blog: highlights of India's Kerala Small yet beautiful, Kerala is a wondrous land in India. Best known for its exotic backwaters, appealing hill stations, arousing beaches, s… Started by Tripatini	0	Nov 14, 2012
on our blog: voluntourism in Vietnam - Ruralkids CDS Rural Education Development Organization (Vietnam) is looking for interested volunteers who would like to share their time and talents… Started by Tripatini	0	Oct 31, 2012
question re interesting South Korea destinations outside Seoul Travel writer members are looking for suggestions (especially "warmish") on interesting destinations outside the capital. Please respond no… Started by Tripatini	0	Oct 16, 2012
Luxury boutique hotels in Asia If you're a media rep for any luxury boutique hotels in Asia and/or Oceania, take a look at this writer's post: http://www.tripatini.com/f… Started by Tripatini	0	Oct 15, 2012
on our blog: There's Something About Malaysia... It's now been more than five years since I returned from my first great voyage, my around the world trip. It often feels like it was much f… Started by Tripatini	0	Oct 10, 2012
on our blog: The Spiritual Side of Bhutan This post will cover the two most spiritual things I have ever experienced. I was deeply moved by both of them. Bhutan is a deeply Buddhist… Started by Tripatini	0	Sep 22, 2012
Jewish Malaysia? A Tripatini member has a question re things of Jewish interest in this Asian destination. If you have any thoughts/suggestions, please repl… Started by Tripatini	0	Sep 18, 2012
now on our blog: in Vietnam's Halong Bay, floating villages a fascinating complement to natural beauty There are four fishing villages in this World Heritage site: Ba Hang, Cua Van, Vong Vieng and Cap La, a village of about 600 inhabitants… Started by Tripatini	0	Sep 4, 2012
now on our blog: a look at the Philippines' laid-back beach isle of Boracay Finding myself finally on White Beach, Boracay, I start checking the place out. Boracay may look like almost any beach resort. But what mak… Started by Tripatini	0	Sep 2, 2012