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Bangkok has a lot of nice places to visit but one of my favourites is definately the Grand Palace because of its greatness, beautiful temples and serenity.

I have been to Bangkok a few times now, both for work as on a holiday and I always have to return here.

I still remember the first time I went to Bangkok and could'nt close my eyes for a second with all that was going on on every street corner.

The colorful motorcycles, the food stalls selling pad thai, the flashy skytrain above my head, smells of spices and fresh flowers; it was love at first sight. Packed...

My husband and I joined a bus tour holiday in Indonesia together with a couple of our best friends. We stayed a few days in Jakarta, the capital city of Indonesia and we also did several trips out of the city.

The only bad luck we had was with the weather which wasn't perfect but I must say that the rest of our vacation was very well organized and taken care off by the tour guides.

Being...

In February me and my wife enjoyed an unforgettable journey and spend a holiday of ten days in St Petersburg, probably the most fascinating city in Russia as for architectual wonders.

After arriving in St Petersburg we checked in at the Park Inn Hotel, also known as the Pribaltiskaya Hotel but since my Russian isn't what it's used to be I will stick with the Park Inn;)

The Hotel was very nice and the staff polite.

My wife had arranged for all our bookings in St Petersburg and also the guided tours around the city.

Every day we went on a different...

During my eight days in Beijing, where I travelled to for business, I managed to see a lot of this beautiful city and really got a taste of China eventhough my schedule was rather tight.

There's at least one day trip in Beijing that you should sign up for and that's the one to the Beijing Zoo, one of the best places to spot the native panda!

Sure, it has become...

From Siem Reap we travelled to Phnom Penh, the largest city and capital of Cambodia. The hopped on a bus and enjoyed the scenic ride all the way to Phnom Penh as travelling by bus is the perfect way to blend in with the locals and enjoy the rural scenery.

The bus was spacious, clean and even had air conditioning so we were really happy with that! Upon arrival in Phnom Penh we headed to the Narin 2 Guesthouse where we would be staying for the next couple of days.

We had found out about the guesthouse in the Cambodia Lonely Planet so it was a quick find:)

We did...