Have you ever been to Asia?

If you go to Thailand make sure you visit The Ancient City in Samutprakan. There you will see development of Thai history and the different historical periods. It's like a miniature of Thailand featuring the most important places or buildings in each province. I think the best time to go there is between May to September because that's when you get to taste Thai delicious fruits in their peak season. Also make sure you get the one day tour that includes Floating Market, elephant trek, snake, crocodile and elephant shows and other cultural exhibitions. If you want to see Vietnam there's a train from Bangkok that will go through Cambodia and you will get to see the famous Angkor Wat, and then off to Vietnam. You see the view while travelling. If you want to go to the beach, then Philipines is better than Thailand. Although, accommodation in the Philippines is more expensive. However, you will not regret it because Philippine beaches are among the top teb beaches in the world. Regading Japan, I can't say anything about it yet. Anyway, I hope you get to visit southeast Asia soon.

Nepal is a pretty good place to visit if you want to see the better side of Mt. Everest, but other than that, Nepal sucks.

why have you left out my India? Now I am angry at you. But seriously, no, I have not had the good fortune to go anywhere outside my country mainly because we cant afford it. Its OK, there are people all over the world who cant afford so many things (sorry this is mainly against the guy in your first response who said Nepal sucks...i was and still am shocked, i have not come across such strong language in mylot). i hope you come to india, not to appreciate how much we have progressed and so on, but to see how much we have lost in pursuit of 'civilization'. asia on the whole is on the threshold of taking the leap to the 'developed league' and its a heave price we all are paying for it. every nation is beautiful and rapid commercialization and love of the dollar is killing so much of that beauty. i hope you see it before most of it disappears under the rubbles of 5star hotels and skyscrappers.

I have been to Bali, Singapore, Hong Kong, China & the Philippines. It is hard to say which one I enjoyed the most. In terms of relaxing, I probably loved Bali the most. In terms of fascination, it would be China. I visited China before communism was somewhat relaxed, & I could only go on a group tour. If I was to visit Asia again, it would most likely be Thailand or Vietnam. Many Asian countries are not recommended for Aussies to visit anymore, because they dont like us, and are associated with terrorism.

I live in the Philippines and i am sure that you would love it here... we have a lot of beautiful places like beaches with white sand... breathtaking mountains... or practically everything that you can ask for in a tropical island... we also have malls and other shopping areas... but we do not have a sky scrapper like the ones in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia... but i hope in the future... the government will look into that...

i have been to indonesia,and singapore and bali.i love those places and the shopping ,beaches and the culture.i would like to see the phillipines and thailand as well,just for the beauty these places have.cheers sue

If beaches is what you're after, Palawan is definitely the place to be. Boracay is so commercialized and crowded, those I know who have been both to Boracay and Palawan say they left their hearts in Palawan. Of the 7,107 islands in the Philippines 1,780 (25%) are in Palawan. Island-hopping in El Nido, snorkeling in Coron, underground river in Puerto Princesa are all in Palawan.

I love Asia. I traveled to Europe, The U.S, Mexico and many other countries in 1966. I believe that gave me the travel bug, so during the seventies, eighties and early nineties I visited some Asian countries including Thailand, and some Pacific Islands. Then in 1996 the company I worked for outsourced and all Australian employees were made redundand. Believe it or not, I was considered too old to get another position in Australia, but I knew with my qualifications I could teach English here in Thailand. I have been here ever since, and love it.

I have never been to any of those places but my husband has been through Singapore, travelled to Phillipines and Thailand for work. Japan and China are two places I would love to visit - my husband is American Japanese so would love to see here his grandparents lived and also I would love to walk the Great Wall of China one day :)

I am from Turkey . I never been that countries. I only been in England .But I would like to see far east . I would like to see specially Singapure My father been there and I saw the pictures It was good place .

I want to see Hongkong and taste the dimsum.I want to try the food peddled on the streets in Thailand

I live in India in Asia. And I would like to invite you to visit India too. You have lots of places to look around. It is nice to know that you have visited so many Asian countries and are looking forward to visit more. Do make India also in your list of places to visit. You have TajMahal in Agra, Ajantha Ellora Caves, Shimla, Dargeling, Kulu Manali and in the south you have lots of temple towns to be visited.

Welcome to china! Welcome to Beijing!

hi maximax8, i was born and currently living in the philippines. all i can say is that this country have the best beach in the world. the tubataha reef in palawan is truly a world wonder.

Me, I prepare to go to Thailand and of course tour around the Philippines. I would love to discover the secret places in philippines..

Let's see ... Asia ... yep! I have touched down in Asia twice. oops! I forget that Turkey is also mostly in Asia, so make it 3 times! My first Asian experience was in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. The next time I visited Taipei, then flew to Bangkok and on to Koh Samui in the gulf of Thailand for a week. Back to Bangkok and on wards again, this time to Siem Reap Cambodia. After exploring the temples and ruins of Angkor and the floating villages of the Tonle Sap, I flew back to Bangkok for the third time and finally got to see the city! I spent 5 days using Bangkok as my base for day trips, then flew on to Hong Kong. As for the western part of Asia - Turkey - I bounced through Istanbul on my way to Greece one time. I loved the far east, Southeast Asia. Lovely countries and wonderful friendly people! And I of course loved the cuisine. Check out my review of Asian Cuisine at -- http://wheretheheckareyou.blogspot.com

Yes, I have been to Asia. In fact, I have been to all the countries in Southeast Asia, except Laos. That means Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Indonesia, Brunei, Vietnam, and the Philippines. It definitely is a beautiful region, each country with its unique values too. There many things to see and places to visit. I truly wish you will have the chance to visit those countries soon too !

Try our hospitality in the Philippines.Many want to see our festivals, beaches such as Boracay, Pagudpod, Puerto Galera.See our Mt mayon.Taste good food like lechon, adobo, karekare, mango w/ bagoong, sinigang, halohalo, sisig.Shop in our malls and handicraft stalls

Oh,what a happy life you have!I also want to travel arround the world when I grow up. I think you also can come to China land and I will welcome you.Now I live in Luo Yang a famouse city in China.

Wow you are a well travelled woman already, Im sure you have a lot of funds. I hope I would have the chance too. I wanted to visit Singapore or Hongkong soon, I just dont know when... I would be very glad to have you as our visitor in the Philippines. Thanks for having that interest to visit our country soon.