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Lenggong Valley: The Latest UNESCO Site in Malaysia

Lenggong Valley: The Latest UNESCO Site in Malaysia

Our exploration of Perak continued by heading East towards Kuala Kangsar before turning south towards Lenggong Valley. Now, Lenggong Valley might have surprised a lot of people when it became the only fourth UNESCO World Heritage Site in Malaysia after Mount Kinabalu, Mulu, Malacca and George Town. Whenever I come to a country for the first time, I’d usually search for its UNESCO World Heritage sites knowing that it’s going to be worthwhile to visit every one of them. I…

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INTRAMUROS The Walled City of Manila

INTRAMUROS The Walled City of Manila

Of all the places that I was excited of coming back to in Manila, it was the walled city of Intramuros that excited me most. I remember how amazed I was by all the beautiful buildings left by the Spaniards when they colonized the Philippines for 400 years. I was amazed back then and I was amazed again this time. It was like being thrown back to those colonial times when people were still mobilizing on horse carriages and all.

Daring the Cambodian – Thai Border at Preah Vihear

Daring the Cambodian – Thai Border at Preah Vihear

If you guys asked what the highlight of my whole trip to Cambodia was, you might half-expect me to say Angkor Wat without a single thread of doubt. But NO. It wasn’t really the Angkor Wat . It was Preah Viehar, another wat complex located some 200km from the tourist-laden Siem Reap. I first heard about Preah Vihear on a radio news when I was on my way to work one fine day. Located right at the border of Cambodia and…

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