Asia Traveler Advice
Drinking Water (Warnings)
Tap water in Myanmar is generally unsafe to drink. Remember to stock up on water bottles, especially when you intend to do a lot of hiking or walking. There should be bottled water available...
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On clothing (Warnings)
People in Myanmar aren't used to skimpy clothes, so it's best that you abide by this custom. Sleeveless tops and mini-skirts are no-no's for women. A cotton T-shirt and a pair of conservative...
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Losing face in Myanmar (Itineraries)
Remember to never get cocky in Myanmar. Patience is a highly-regarded virtue and acting boorish or getting physical with someone, especially a local, is considered a weakness.
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Sensitive topics in Myanmar (Itineraries)
The Burmese Government is a military dictatorship and does not handle criticisms very well. Never engage in a conversation regarding democracy, the government's shortcomings, or the government leaders...
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Superstitions in Myanmar (Itineraries)
People in Myanmar firmly believe in Buddhist superstitions and beliefs, so it'd be best if you consult with your guide on what certain norms to follow before heading out to a certain town or destination. ...
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Japan's Most Haunted (Itineraries)
In the outskirts of Tokyo lies the infamous Himuro Mansion, which is reputed as one of the most haunted places in Japan. In fact, it was the basis for the popular survival horror video game series...
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Never give them leather! (Itineraries)
Never give leather products to a Hindu, or you might end up offending them big time. Cows are sacred to Hindu.
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Haunted Philippines (Itineraries)
One of the scariest places in the Philippines is the Manila Film Center in Pasay City.
A palace-like center initiated by the infamous Imelda Marcos during the Marcos dictatorship, its construction was...
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The Fugu Hunt! (Itineraries)
A must-taste in Japan is Fugu (blowfish), which considered a very poisonous fish. For this reason, only special certified chefs are allowed to handle and sell fugu dishes. Before heading out...
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Clothing Conventions in Maldives (Warnings)
If you think about Maldives, images of bikini-clad women walking in the shores is one among the things that you could possibly imagine. However, before donning that skimpy outfit, you have to be aware...
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Shopping in Harajuku! (Itineraries)
Just 15minutes from Shibuya, Harajuku is the place to be for the young and fashionable, whether you're in to outlandish fashion trends from Japan's street fashion (goth/lolita, punk, and "gal")...
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Island Getaway at Male (Itineraries)
Though much of Male’s center is modern, the island still has some off-the beaten areas where visitors can enjoy a private and secluded holiday. The districts of Maafannu, Galohu and Henveiru have...
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Going around in Shibuya (Itineraries)
If you're young, tech-savvy, trendy or all of the above, you have to go to Shibuya! There are four train lines that pass here, so you can't miss it. It is also a short walk from Harajuku...
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Mosquito Alert (Health)
You may be busy packing your swimsuits and other beach stuff when getting to the Maldives but never forget your mosquito repellent spray to bring with you.
Some of the islands in Maldives do have problems...
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