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The Karting Arena: Electric Dreams in 9 Turns

The Karting Arena: Electric Dreams in 9 Turns

What if you could take away the noise of driving a go-kart and the inconvenience of travelling to the end of Singapore to do so? The Karting Arena might just be the answer. Don’t confuse it with KF1 at the Arena Country Club, though. This track, for one, is located at The Grandstand along Bukit […]

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100 Hours: My Ultimate Istanbul Itinerary

100 Hours: My Ultimate Istanbul Itinerary

They said my Istanbul itinerary wasn’t going to be worth it. With just 100 hours between arriving and flying off, how was I going to enjoy everything Turkey had to offer? I would miss out the fairy chimneys and other things to do in Cappadocia, the travertine terraces of Pamukkale, the ruins of Ephesus (Efes) […]

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Your Cheat Sheet to Seeing Cherry Blossoms in Busan Without the Crowds

Your Cheat Sheet to Seeing Cherry Blossoms in Busan Without the Crowds

While most of the ornamental cherry trees (beotkkot/벚꽃 in Korean) in South Korea were planted during Japan‘s rule, they have remained and cherry blossoms have become a big part of spring in Korea. I’ll make the case for viewing cherry blossoms in Busan, South Korea rather than, say, in Seoul or on Jeju Island: The blooming […]

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Five Hours in Dubai: A Secret to See the City for Less than $5

Five Hours in Dubai: A Secret to See the City for Less than $5

Reading the discussion forums on Tripadvisor, five hours in transit in Dubai doesn’t seem like enough time to get out of the airport and see the city. It feels as if the only way you’re going to see the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa, is from an aeroplane window seat or on a pricy […]

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