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Your Generous Morning Alms Giving will Warrant a Kind Blessing; What a Way to Start off the Day

Don’t be surprised to see orange clad monks walking around town in the early morning looking like they are collecting food.

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Join in Saigon’s Frantic Pace & Enjoy the Ride; a Journey Filled with History, Culture & Modernity

The frantic bustle of motorbikes meandering through traffic for the smallest of maneuvering space, the crumbled colonial building standing side by side with a traditional Vietnamese and modern skyscrapers, the tempting aroma of street vendor food; get used to the pace because Saigon is on the move.

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Mystifying, Spiritual and Historic; Pak Ou Caves’ Thousands of Statues will Leave you in Awe

If you’re going to Luang Prabang, you might as well tick Pak Ou Caves onto your list of must-sees. Not only is the place unique, mystifying and spiritual, it is historical as well.

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Prambanan & Borobudur; 2 Different Religions, 2 Different Structures, 1 Enlightening Experience

The island of Java, Indonesia’s fifth largest, home to more than 130 million people, or in other words, 65 percent of the entire country’s population.

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Make the Pilgrimage to the Venerated Site at Mount Popa: the Spiritual Home of Myanmar’s Nats

As if the temples and ruins at Bagan aren’t enough. If not, then nearby is the grand Mount Popa.

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The Golden Rock is one of few out there that can Say that it has Defied the Law of Physics

No structure defies the law of physics much like the Golden Rock in Kyaikhto, Myanmar. Rub your eyes if you will, but that rock is precariously placed on the edge of the cliff, about to roll over….

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Three in one: Buddha’s Birthday, Enlightenment Day and Passing Away Day is Celebrated on Vesakha

On May 17th 2011, Buddhists throughout Southeast Asia celebrated Vesakha. The day is important to the followers of the faith for three reasons.

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Hinduism & Buddhism: Two Great World Religions Sharing Similarities & Contrasting Differences

One thing you’ll notice right off the bat when stepping into Southeast Asia are the similarities between Hinduism and Buddhism.

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Flip through the White Marble Pages of the World Largest Book at Kuthodaw Pagoda

Have you ever thought how the world’s largest book would look like? Perhaps it is a hardcover or a paperback? Containing thousands of pages? Well, the largest book looks nothing like a conventional one.

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Glittering in Gold & Beaming with Luang Prabang Character, Wat Xieng Thong Demands your Attention

Quietly situated on the northern end of the temple filled town, Wat Xieng Thong stands out from the rest. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and green trees with the Mekong and Nam Khan River junction flowing along nearby, it is certainly one of the UNESCO town’s most beautiful and scenic.

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Treat your Eyes and Camera Lenses to the Spectacular Scenery at Tanah Lot, Bali

Tanah Lot is a photographer’s delight. Imagine a Balinese temple sitting on a rock formation, with the ocean as the backdrop and the sun set sitting right behind everything.

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Whether for Luck or Cure from an Illness, Let the Baci Ceremony bring Harmony back to your Body

Long before the arrival of Buddhism in Laos, Animism was the main belief in the country. In a way, it still is.

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Your South Sulawesi Journey will certainly be Unique, once you Discover the Toraja People

There’s more to Indonesia than just Bali. Sure, it’s a great place to relax and unwind, and we highly recommend an island break there.

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Offer your Items, Make your Merit and Receive your Blessing: It’s all part of the Alms Walk

Ever wonder the reason why monks go on alms walk throughout the streets of Southeast Asia? Well, to understand this concept, you’ll have to touch upon monastic life a little bit as well as the reasons why Buddhist lay people do this.

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More Cambodian Tales are to be heard at Jungle Temple Beng Mealea and Historic Phnom Kulen

Yes, the temples of Angkor are really nice! These great ruins are definitely a sight to behold! In a sense, you gain some and you lose some.

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Commemorate the Buddha on Makha Bucha Day, Celebrated in Southeast Asia

On Feb.18th 2011, Thais, Cambodians and Laotians will be celebrating Makha Bucha Day.

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A House within a House – A Shelter for the Spirits in Southeast Asia

Before the arrival of Buddhism, animism played a central role in the lives of many of mainland Southeast Asia’s citizens.

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Amazing Luang Prabang (4 Days / 3 Nights)

Buddhism and Blossoms in Vientiane (4 Days / 3 Nights)

Ordination and Monkhood is a Central Part of a Buddhist Southeast Asian Man’s Life

Theravada Buddhism is the main religion and is embedded into the historical, social and political life of Thailand, Myanmar, Laos and Cambodia.

Your Generous Morning Alms Giving will Warrant a Kind Blessing; What a Way to Start off the Day

Don’t be surprised to see orange clad monks walking around town in the early morning looking like they are collecting food.

Join in Saigon’s Frantic Pace & Enjoy the Ride; a Journey Filled with History, Culture & Modernity

Mystifying, Spiritual and Historic; Pak Ou Caves’ Thousands of Statues will Leave you in Awe

If you’re going to Luang Prabang, you might as well tick Pak Ou Caves onto your list of must-sees. Not only is the place unique, mystifying and spiritual, it is historical as well.