Unnecessarily massive, yet virtually empty and full of peculiar attractions. 20-lane highways that double as emergency runways, anyone? Naypyidaw is Myanmar’s Capital of Weird.
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Baku’s Heydar Aliyev Center is one of the world’s architectural masterpieces. Ever-changing curves, modern design & walls of reflective glass.
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Shampoo Island is a peaceful Buddhist paradise off the coast of Mawlamyine, Myanmar’s 3rd-largest city. Lush and lovely, it is also home to one lustful monk.
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The slow train to Mawlamyine is a Myanmar must do. Colorful local life, beautiful scenery, vendors in the aisles, friendly people and virtually no tourists.
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Looking to avoid crowds in Iceland? A night time road trip is the answer. Learn how to see the best of Iceland while your fellow tourists are asleep.
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Cape Town is routinely declared the world’s most beautiful city. And for good reason. In addition to the natural beauty, there’s plenty of interesting stuff to see and do around town.
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I thought I was going in for a simple massage. Turns out I unwittingly played the starring role in my very own Cambodia #MeToo moment.
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Peer down from dizzying heights as you slowly click-clack across what was once the world’s largest railway trestle. This epic rail journey ranks as one of Asia’s finest.
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Purification, renewal, good luck, sunshine and lotus flowers — receiving an ice-cold Buddhist water blessing from a Cambodian monk.
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