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28 places I want to go   64 places I've been
  1. 1. Ho Chi Minh City
    Vietnam
    2 cheers
    147 people
  2. 2. Cambodia
    Asia
    2 cheers
    1,668 people
  3. 3. Tiananmen Square
    ChinaBeijing
    137 people
  4. 4. Shanghai
    China
    2 cheers
    1,135 people
  5. 5. Beijing
    China
    1 cheer
    1,120 people
  6. 6. Nepal
    Asia
    1 cheer
    2,816 people
  7. 7. South Africa
    Africa
    5,325 people
  8. 8. New York City
    United StatesNew York State
    1 cheer
    7,884 people
  9. 9. Los Angeles
    United StatesCaliforniaSouthern CaliforniaLos Angeles County
    2,238 people
  10. 10. France
    Europe
    2 cheers
    8,068 people
  11. 11. Switzerland
    Europe
    1 cheer
    4,119 people
  12. 12. Grand Canyon National Park
    United StatesArizonaCoconino County
    2 cheers
    1,868 people
  13. 13. Yellowstone National Park
    United StatesWyoming
    1,262 people
  14. 14. Czech Republic
    Europe
    2,294 people
  15. 15. Venezia
    ItalyVeneto
    2,654 people
  16. 16. Austria
    Europe
    2,549 people
  17. 17. Denmark
    Europe
    1 cheer
    2,202 people
  18. 18. Netherlands
    Europe
    2,960 people
  19. 19. Sweden
    Europe
    4,363 people
  20. 20. Bangkok
    ThailandCentral Thailand
    1 cheer
    731 people
  21. 21. Auschwitz-Birkenau
    PolandMałopolskieOswiecim
    1 cheer
    423 people

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Ximending, Taipei

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You’ve just gotta try the 永和豆浆 (Yong He Soya Bean Milk) at the fringe of Ximending. If you’re not into soya bean, not all is lost. It serves absolutely lip smacking 饭团 (glutinous rice rolls), 蛋饼(egg crusted rolls) and mantou. My favourite is the cheese and bacon glutinous rice roll, which is, well, melted cheese and bacon AND sweet preserved vegetables (菜卜)AND pork floss AND omelette wrapped in sticky, satisfying glutinous rice. It’s a gorgeous burst of flavours, and makes a wonder-licious breakfast.

To get there, just walk down the walkway that leads to Watsons. You’ll see a row of food hawkers on the left and Watsons on the right. Keep walking until you’ve reached the end of the walkway, and make a left turn. And there you’d find that humble little stall selling extraordinary food.

Enjoy!

over 4 years ago

Hanoi, Vietnam

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Amazing people, amazing food, amazing sights, amazing hangouts. The traffic’s crazy and the streets are one big maze. But that’s what makes Hanoi so exciting! (I’m now a seasoned jay-walker.) The way to enjoy Hanoi is to take a step back and simply watch the chaos unfold. You’ll realise that amidst all the apparent lack of order, there actually IS order, and there IS tranquility. Shopping isn’t the greatest draw, but it’s cheap, and fun to boot (especially when it comes to bargaining using calculators and sign language).

I’ll always remember Hanoi as a smiling face, because her people are all so good natured (service is great, such that even after I realised I’ve been ripped off, I hardly mind it at all).

Note to summer visitors though: Move around in berms or shorts. You’re SO gonna melt in jeans.

over 5 years ago

Vietnam, Asia

Hanoi's a blast!

Love the food, love the people, love the chaos. Ho Chih Minh City’s next!

over 5 years ago
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