Asia - Weekly Round-Up #321
Welcome to today's weekly Travelfeed Asia roundup!
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Vrindavan - Shri Banke Bihariji Temple, Keshi ghat and Nidhivan by @sanjeevm
Vrindavan - the name is derived from Vrinda (meaning basil) and van (meaning grove) Vrindavan is considered as the holiest place of India where the celestial abode of Lord Krishna and goddess Radha resides. It’s a 4 hour drive by car from Delhi and we started finishing our breakfast from New Delhi ( Continuation from this post) and directly
Chwile szczęścia w Wat Pho /Moments of happiness at Wat Pho by @zjawiamsie
Pierwszy raz Był marzec. Pierwszy raz w życiu znalazłam się w Tajlandii. Wiedziałam, że na pewno dwa tygodnie spędzę w Bangkoku realizując projekt z pracy. Do dyspozycji miałam jeszcze jeden tydzień... ale o tym później... Kiedy jesteś pierwszy raz w danym miejscu chcesz zobaczyć to, co ”wypada zobaczyć”. Ta reguła zadziałała również w moim
Kimobetsu Hokkaido, Japan by @new.things
Kimobetsu is a town located in Shiribeshi Subprefecture, Hokkaido it is a short 10 minutes drive down the road from the Rusutsu ski resort. It was a new and strange experience for us. We found ourselves here as I had always wanted to do some skiing in Japan. I had seen some advertising in Australia from our Perisher Resort that if you
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