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Deluxe room bed. U.I.J Hotel & Hostel Tainan
18 May 2019
Accommodation
Taiwan
U.I.J Hotel & Hostel: Viewing Tainan Through Vintage Lenses
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Winter in Banff, Canada. Photo: Olichel Adamovich / Pixabay
6 February 2019
Resources
A Cold-Hater’s Guide to the Best Base Layers for Women (2019)
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Prepaid data roaming. Photo: Rawpixel
4 October 2018
Resources
Singapore
StarHub Happy Roam: My #1 Prepaid Data SIM Card for Travel
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Dining room, Lone Pine Ranch B&B. Photo: James Tan
3 November 2017
Accommodation
Canada
Lone Pine Ranch, Alberta: Hidden Haven on the Trans-Canada Highway
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Pano - Airbnb in Seoul
6 March 2017
Accommodation
Korea
Living With Locals: A Designer’s Apartment in Seoul
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The Andaman Langkawi Resort - scenic
6 April 2016
Accommodation
Malaysia
The Andaman Langkawi Resort: Sustainable Luxury for Skeptics
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The Westin Langkawi room view
23 February 2016
Accommodation
Malaysia
Stay (Amazingly) Well: The Westin Langkawi
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Revolver Espresso, Seminyak, Bali
5 January 2016
Resources
Singapore
Mobile Data without borders? A Review of M1 Data Passport
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A portable Wifi router keeps you connected on your travels.
14 December 2014
Resources
The Best Portable Wifi Routers for Travel: Which One To Rent?
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  • Walking through the dim, damp forests of Peramun Hill in search of tarsiers, we came across these. Beautiful but deadly.
  • Dusk at Rajin Bay Rason (라선특별시), North Korea, 2018 ..... Visiting this Special Economic Zone in the #DPRK was nothing like my first trip, which checked off all the usual tourist attractions (and then some, thanks to @dprk360). Rason has a bank. A massive market ground sized and laid out like an outlet mall. A luxury hotel with casino - for tourists only. People seemed less guarded than they were in Pyongyang, perhaps because they cared more about doing business than impressing foreigners. But I was certainly impressed.
  • Finding zen at Natural Way Six Arts Center 🍵
  • Surrounded by concrete and machines, we tend to forget that we're flesh and bone. Living and dying. A part of nature. Although I spent less than an hour in this beautiful little garden, it was enough to refresh my spirit for the rest of my day in Taichung. When was the last time you admired the nature around you?#roamscapes #lppathfinders #5secondvacay #femaletravelbloggers #instapassport #thecreative #artofvisuals #aroundtheworldpix #travelog #mytinyatlas #visualmobs #theglobewanderer #forahappymoment #exploringtheglobe #travelon #awesome_earthpix #campinassp #visualoflife #vscotaiwan #ExploreTaiwan #iseetaiwan #amazingtaiwan #fujifeed
  • Romantic-ish strolling along the bay with @fotomaniac, as slowly as dusk on that last spring night. (Image cropped by IG arghhh) Share your favorite chillout spot in Seattle! 😎
  • Deep in the heart of Autumn.
  • Highlight of #Ulaanbaatar: taking in performances by Tumen Ekh National Song and Dance Ensemble including throat-singing, horse-head fiddle playing, and traditional dances like the "Tsam" ritual mask dance. What a magical night✨
  • I used to be a ranger. I lived in Ulaanbaatar for two years to study, while working as a plumber. In the city, you cannot own anything and you work just to pay the bills. Electricity, water, food. And you're stuck in a tiny apartment. Out here I can live off the land with fresh clean air, I'm free to go anywhere, and I have everything I need to survive. Even though I want my son to get a good education in the city, I hope he becomes a herder too. Like me.

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