Kansai Scene. On Your Bike in Vientiane.

Kansai Scene. On Your Bike in Vientiane.

On Your Bike in Vientiane. By Mark Andrews Kansai Scene. July 2010 You want to explore the glories of the past but you don’t have a time machine — get a bicycle. KS pulls a wheelie in Vientiane, Laos. Cycling along the bank of the Mekong we soon left behind the bustle...
Metropolis. Luang Prabang. Travel Article

Metropolis. Luang Prabang. Travel Article

Luang Prabang. By Mark Andrews Metropolis Magazine (Tokyo). 11/06/2010 Laos’ second city rewards early risers To get the most out of a day in Luang Prabang, you need to get up early. First come the waves of saffron at dawn (around 6-6:30am, depending on the time of...
Metropolis. Kashgar. Travel article.

Metropolis. Kashgar. Travel article.

Kashgar. By Mark Andrews Metropolis Magazine (Tokyo). 14/05/2010 The Chinese city still bears traces of the old Silk Road—for now At 4,000m above sea level, the sky takes on an otherworldly blue. Perched on the old fortress at Tashkurgan, in China’s north-western...
Metropolis Magazine. Weekend Getaway – Shanghai.

Metropolis Magazine. Weekend Getaway – Shanghai.

Weekend Getaway – Shanghai. By Mark Andrews Metropolis Magazine (Tokyo). 02/04/2010 Travel article tied in to the Shanghai Expo and some alternative ways to experience the city. Shanghai Expo 2010 runs from May 1 to October 31, and the local government has been busy...
Straits Times. Mingle with Snowmen.

Straits Times. Mingle with Snowmen.

Mingle with Snowmen. By Mark Andrews Straits Times. 09/03/2010 The charming snow sculptures of Hokkaido will warm the cockles of your heart in winter As the plane flew farther north into the Tohoku region, the ground got progressively whiter. Across the sea Hokkaido...
That’s Shanghai. 24 hours in Kaiping.

That’s Shanghai. 24 hours in Kaiping.

24 hours in Kaiping. By Mark Andrews That’s Shanghai. February 2010 How to spend 24 hours exploring the towers of Kaiping, Guangdong Province. Kaiping Population of this sleepy town in Guangdong province is 680,000 with an additional 750,000 living overseas in 67...

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