This harboring country attracts the tourists not only by the luxurious and imposing shopping malls, but also by the entertaining places, and the Guangdong food styles.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Handbook travelling - Part 2: Carrying equipments
The list shows the items to suggest for you to choose only, we can not afford to carry all of these (except you travel by vehicle). When selecting, you must according to the needs, objectives, tasks, terrain, climate ... to select the appropriate and needed items to carry. Some things are little difficult to find on the market, often just to equipped for peoples with special work.
Monday, January 24, 2011
Story: Paris - any differences ? - Part 2
This story was told by a Vietnamese girl studying abroad in France ... It's not only about a true happening in Paris, but also show readers what the different thinkingbetween the Asians and the Europeans about traveling. Moreover, throughout the story, it will guide you to famous places in Paris, and at the end of the story, you can easily find some tips that may apply if you choose Paris as the stop of your traveling..
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Handbook travelling - Part 1: Prepare journey into the wilderness
You are preparing for a trip to an ecological zone that you know so indefinite.
You are about to plunge into the deep forest mountains because the mission was entrusted.
Have you fed up with life's hustle and bustle of the city, tired of mechanical civilization's amenities ... you want to find the peace between the natural?
Do you want to become a modern
Or for a reason, you are going to live a long time in areas with wildlife, without people.
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Story: Paris - any differences ? - Part 1
This story was told by a Vietnamese girl studying abroad in France ... It's not only about a true happening in Paris, but also show readers what the different thinking between the Asians and the Europeans about traveling. Moreover, throughout the story, it will guide you to famous places in Paris, and at the end of the story, you can easily find some tips that may apply if you choose Paris as the stop of your traveling
Saturday, January 22, 2011
SAVING MONEY FOR TRAVELING - HOW ?!
Do you indulge in traveling and investigating various cultures around the world? If the answer is yes, we will provide you some tips which help you to save money for your indulgence.
Friday, January 21, 2011
Top Ten Italian Cities Worth a Visit
Italy has many beautiful and historic cities worth a visit. Travel to cities is best done by train as driving in Italian cities may be very difficult and the extensive Italian train system is inexpensive. Most city centers are well-suited to walking and parts of the city centers may be closed to transportation. Large Italian cities generally have good public transportation, too.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
24 hours in Singapore
You can never imagine what you can do in just one day in Singapore. Be inspired by the distinct arts and cultural scene, satisfy your palate with the must-eats and shop at the newest haunts in town. You might even have time to grab a drink and bask in the city’s upbeat energy.
I recommend you about 8 places to visit:
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Backpacking Travel Tips 2
The last post that I wrote about tips for Backpacking Travel mentioned about 4 NO that you should remember. I will reminds it again for you the 4 NOs: NO TOUR - NO GUIDER - NO BUS - NO HOTEL. I also talk a little bit about the notice of baggage for backpacking traveling.
>> Back to: Backpacking Travel Tips 1Travel Tips. What you need to think about? What you need to bring along with the trip? And what you need to avoid ?
As you may know, one of the types of travel which is considering cheapest one is BACKPACKING. However, if you want go on a backpacking travel and archiving more knowledge of the local culture, you have to prepare very very carefully!
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Thailand: A tourist's paradise
Thailand for a long time now has been one of the most happening places in the world of tourism.
The name Thailand, meaning ‘land of the free,’ attracts more visitors than any other country in south-east Asia.
TIP - Cheap flights ?! - Part 2
In part one, I have shown some ideas about booking the flight ticket through airlines' website,s I have to remind you again : IF YOU WANT A REAL CHEAP FLIGHTS, find the promotion on the airlines' websites and book the ticket around 2 months before the date you want to fly in order to guarantee the seats and to take CHEAPER PRICES for your tickets.
And now, enjoy the part 2 of the topics with more information and tips about finding and deal with some problems with cheap flights ...
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TIP - Cheap flights ?! - Part 1
Today, after my study at the university, I am thinking of going to Singapore next April or May. Therefore, I have to think of the plan for the whole trip of 4-5 days in Singapore. Of course, since I have some experiences of traveling and backpacking, I am able to manage what, how, and when to travel. When I was trying to book a cheap flight ticket on the internet, I thought of writing an article about this problem - cheap flight or not ?
Monday, January 17, 2011
Tip: Pack Light, Pack Smart
Well, I have just visit some travel forums and meet some questions about "PACKING". What things need to be packed and what we don't need to pack. It seems to be difficult for those who never travel before - or we call virgin traveler. It reminds me of who I am years before. So that, I read a very helpful article at one site guiding about packing, so I want to share some tip of how to to PACK LIGHT, PACK SMART .
Thanks to this guide, I think it is soooooooooooooooo helpful. Just take a look.
Pack Less
- Tackle the amount of stuff you're taking 1. Set out what you think you'll need to pack (include items like camera and guidebooks). 2. Put two thirds of it away. Even then, you may still find yourself with too much clothing while traveling. Force yourself to be ruthless! Try this test: put small items in the pockets of clothes you're wearing -- would you still want that stuff if you had to carry it on your body? Carry the light, right clothes Types of clothing are crucial to light,
- Bring soap (more on soap below) and you can get by with two shirts - one long sleeved, one short. Wear one while the other dries. You'll buy shirts
on the road , too. And if yours are logo shirts, give 'em away or trade 'em before you come home.
- Pack or wear zip-off pants with several pockets; the lower legs can be zipped off and you don't need to pack a pair of shorts. Dorky -- yes, very. Light, washable, easy -- yes, very.Pants pockets make the difference in easy road travel, too. I got four pairs of the same cargo pants at European H&M stores in spring '06 because they have seven buttoning pockets. My day bag was soon almost empty while the pockets got packed, and they're my new travel faves.
- Check out money belt you can wear like a belt, rather than the cloth pouches. Either way, do learn about travel money stashing in clothes.
Packing Space Tips
- Stuff shoes
- Shoes provide massive unused space in a backpack. Cram them with underwear and socks Speaking of shoes, consider Teva flipsoles -- built in indoor flip-flops save packing space. Looks -- not so much. Comfy, though.
- Roll your clothes
- Roll clothing you don't want to wrinkle. Some folks put clothes in plastic bags with the same goal in mind (haven't tried it).
- Keep toiletries tiny
- Buy sample size toothpaste tubes and deodorant.
- Stash small hotel soaps for travel use; carry in a small ziploc bag.
- Pour your own shampoo into a plastic travel bottle(obtainable at drugstores) -- better yet, use the same small soap (above) for your face, hair, body, as shaving soap and for hand-washing clothes. You can buy small laundy soap packets at laundromats
on the road (spendy but easier than carrying), or bring sample sizes. I've bought cups or capfuls of laundry soap at hotel front desks, too.
- Mini folding toothbrush is a must -- get 'em at Walmart.
All those clothing pockets can also become toiletry kits in packing - stash stuff that might ooze in a plastic baggie.
Pack the Right Bag
Bags sized for carry-on will also fit in most hostel lockers.
Tip: Current carry on bag size: keep it at or under 22x9x15 (ask when you buy your ticket). You can divide by sevens to be safe and keep carry on bags at 21x7x14.
Leave a Little Room
Lastly, leave some space in your bag for souvenirs. My souvenirs are often clothing which I can wear home and don't have to pack, like a Guatemalan shirt or a Mexican poncho. And if you find you were too ruthless about packing light and are short of clothes, you've killed two birds with one stone by getting an extra shirt and a souvenir.
Don't forget to bring a light heart.
If you wish to travel far and fast, travel light. Take off all your envies, jealousies, unforgiveness, selfishness, and fears.
- From: About.com: Student Travel -
