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Bali’s Rice Fields….Out of Time

By John Boivin on March 28, 2011 in Asia, Bali, Featured, Photos, Southeast Asia

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The Starbucks in Ubud, Bali has to be one of the nicest on the planet. Set at the corner of a centuries-old Hindu temple property, the building has more the appearance of upscale art gallery than...

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A MUST: Check out the 10 Most Famous Bars in the World

By Renee Blodgett on March 27, 2011 in Antigua, Asia, Bangkok, California, Central America, Central Asia, England, Europe, Featured, France, Guatemala, Ho Chi Minh City, Ireland, Italy, London, New York, New York City, North America, Paris, Photos, San Francisco/Bay Area, Singapore, Singapore, Southeast Asia, Thailand, USA, Venice, Vietnam

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When traveling, visiting the local bars is just as important as exploring the local sights, museums, restaurants and cafes. It enables you to experience the area’s culture in an unfiltered manner, with, of course, the...

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10 Efficient Tips for Using Mass Rail Transit

By John Boivin on March 23, 2011 in Asia, Austria, Bali, Bangkok, Belgium, Berlin, British Isles, Brussels, Cambodia, England, Europe, Featured, France, Frankfurt, Germany, Indonesia, Italy, Jakarta, Japan, London, Malaysia, Paris, Photos, Rome, Seoul, Singapore, Singapore, Southeast Asia, Thailand, Tokyo, Toronto, Vancouver, Vienna

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I remember when I became a committed mass-transit rider as a traveller. Sitting in Bangkok's horrific Friday afternoon gridlock, watching motorcycles driving down the sidewalk beside me, hawkers waving unknown foodstuffs at our window. Baking...

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The Lost Script for Eat, Pray, Love

By John Boivin on March 20, 2011 in Asia, Bali, Featured, Indonesia, Photos, Southeast Asia

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A little-known Hollywood legend tells of the chaotic making of the blockbuster hit Eat Pray, Love... how the star, Julia Roberts, insisted the script be worked from the novel during the actual shooting, to capture the...

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2011 South Asian Challenge

By Puneet Sidhu on March 17, 2011 in Asia, Photos, Southeast Asia

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Stumbled upon a most curious challenge the other day. A challenge that involves an activity I count as one of my Three Great Passions, reading. For the past many years now, I have been increasingly...

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Best Breakfast in Kuala Lumpur: Lorong Bandar

By John Boivin on March 16, 2011 in Asia, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Photos, Southeast Asia

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You won't find Lorong Bandar on a tourist map of downtown Kuala Lumpur. It's really just a hole in the wall, an alley off an alley that runs between two larger streets.But it's where...

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Bali Flower Picker in the Mist

By Linh Vien Thai on March 11, 2011 in Asia, Bali, Events, Festivals, Indonesia, Photos, Southeast Asia

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Bali, Indonesia. I like this place, it's tropical, the people are nice, and the food is slightly different than other areas in Asia. It's damp, green, lush and with great effort, tourist-ed areas can be...

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Taiwanese History: The 2/28 Massacre

By Chris Banducci on February 28, 2011 in Asia, Featured, Photos, Southeast Asia, Taiwan

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Taiwanese Flag flies at half-mast over the National Palace Museum 2/28/2011,Yesterday, Taiwan commemorated the 228 Incident. It is also referred to as the 228 Massacre. The incident is called that because it took place on...

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Chris Banducci

Chris Banducci is a pastor and missionary in Taiwan. He has, at other times of his life, been a white-water rafter, rock climber and adventurer. He left the corporate world of Solid Waste Recycling in 1996 and went into full-time ministry, where he pioneered a church in Riverside, California for the Potter’s House Christian Fellowship and is now engaged in the same endeavor in Taoyuan City, Taiwan. He writes on the culture, religion, tradition, and day-to-day life in Taiwan. Twenty-six years of living with Muscular Dystrophy may have weakened his muscles but not his spirit.

www.thetaiwanadventure.blogspot.com

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Bali’s Rice Fields….Out of Time

A MUST: Check out the 10 Most Famous Bars in the World

10 Efficient Tips for Using Mass Rail Transit

The Lost Script for Eat, Pray, Love

2011 South Asian Challenge

Best Breakfast in Kuala Lumpur: Lorong Bandar

Bali Flower Picker in the Mist

Taiwanese History: The 2/28 Massacre

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