10 Asian cities with kids, there is much to be said. Many similarities but important differences for each traveler to know. It’s up to you to draw the facts. This is a matching game. Below is a link to the game that you should play first. Afterwards come back here to find the answers! Here we go!
A beautiful well organized city with so much to do, to see, to taste. The Oceanside walk was my favorite and out to eat in India town or China town is truly an ethnic experience.
Kuala Lumpur
A surprise oasis at the equator. The greatest surprises included beautiful well groomed parks with lots of outdoor seating, lit water fountain shows, and playgrounds for the kids.
Kathmandu
Shocked by the numbers of goats. Goats are brought into the city to use as a sacrifice to their spirits. During certain times of year there seems to be more goats then people.
Beijing
Definitely top of the list for interesting history.
This was face most of the time as all signs are in Mandarin and no-one speaks English.
Bangkok
Shopping, shopping, shopping
Phnom Penh
One of my favorite things about his city are the delicious cheap eats. This city has restaurants from all around the world and being relatively small compared to other cities, they are easier to get to. The prices for exported food are cheaper than other Asian cities.
Vientiane
Beautiful architecture in the quietest Asian city I’ve ever been to.
We enjoyed the lack of traffic and the scenery as we walked the streets of this ghost town.
Ho Chi Minh
Bring a good book.
Hong Kong
Disney Land?! Definitely the most western of all cities I’ve been to with a bit of America mixed with China.
They have their own style mixing the East and West.
Yangoon
Temples, temples, temples. . .welcome to Myanmar. Over the past few years, they are becoming more western with shopping and coffee shops more common these days. But, still an ancient city compared to most Asian cities I’ve toured.Which of these cities interests you? If you have traveled to one before, what did you notice? Share here as I would love to hear your perspective!
Delhi for sure. It was the hub of the Mughal Dynasty and they have made some really marvellous monuments. The Taj Mahal, Agra is the second place you should visit. As for more of the Traditional Indian culture Benaras is a must !
Rajasthan and Gujarat have beautiful places to visit as the animal sanctuaries and also the food in Rajasthan is yum yum !
These five places are a must when you visit India.
If you are having an extended tour, you can also visit Mumbai, the city of dreams and Kerala also known as the God’s own country. And if you plan on coming to Kolkata, the hub of the British emperors, do let me know. I can give you a city tour. Ill be happy to help !
I will be checking prices soon. My journey will be made with 4 kids in tow. I know it seems crazy but having the kids along increases the adventure and fun!
Sorry, I didn’t play the game, but I did love the photos. Especially the goats on the ruins and the cityscape. I felt claustrophobic just looking at that photo of the traffic on the bridge.
Such a delicious teaser (particularly the sushi)! Looking forward to hearing immersive accounts of each city visit. Particularly Kuala Lumpur as I haven’t been in more than a decade as am curious to know if you were also shocked by the sharp delineation between the unparalleled opulence around Petronus Towers and the squalid slums that surrounded it.
Thanks Gabe. I feel bad that I did not notice the slums in K.L.! It’s interesting you say that though because I’m working on my next blog about slums and beggars and tourists. It must be your compassionate eyes to notice the slums among such magnificent architecture!😊
That was a very happy post, the first thought that crossed my mind. Such cute kids ❤ 😄 and you have an art of caption writing, they were equally interesting and so witty.
Lol! I’m still to explore these places, hope I do someday, your post definitely enticed me so much!
Awe! 😊 thank you. Your name itself makes me happy! I’m so glad you enjoyed it and thank you for reading it so diligently that you noticed the captions. If you don’t mind me asking, in what country do you blog from?
not much to say about Laos, Vietnam, or China I see. why not just stick to traveling to Europe, Middle East or Africa. leave the Asian countries to actual Asian people.
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The pictures are beautifully captured ! You should also come to India. It’ll be worth a trip !
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I can’t wait to visit India. It’s my absolutely favorite food in the world. If I were to go, what areas or cities do you recommend I see?
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Delhi for sure. It was the hub of the Mughal Dynasty and they have made some really marvellous monuments. The Taj Mahal, Agra is the second place you should visit. As for more of the Traditional Indian culture Benaras is a must !
Rajasthan and Gujarat have beautiful places to visit as the animal sanctuaries and also the food in Rajasthan is yum yum !
These five places are a must when you visit India.
If you are having an extended tour, you can also visit Mumbai, the city of dreams and Kerala also known as the God’s own country. And if you plan on coming to Kolkata, the hub of the British emperors, do let me know. I can give you a city tour. Ill be happy to help !
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I will be checking prices soon. My journey will be made with 4 kids in tow. I know it seems crazy but having the kids along increases the adventure and fun!
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I saw the pictures. You have a beautiful family. Do let me know whenever you are here.
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Awesome!!! Yeah you should definitely make a trip to India… our culture, heritage and monuments does speak a lot … it’s worth a trip!! 😍😍
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And every person from there seems to love it and be very welcoming to me🤗
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😉😊👍
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Thank you for stopping by! Your welcome back anytime.😘
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Sure! I will keep visiting your lovely blog 😊👍
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😊🙋
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Sorry, I didn’t play the game, but I did love the photos. Especially the goats on the ruins and the cityscape. I felt claustrophobic just looking at that photo of the traffic on the bridge.
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Thank you Kim! I agree about the traffic. I’m more of a countryside mouse than a city mouse.
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Such a delicious teaser (particularly the sushi)! Looking forward to hearing immersive accounts of each city visit. Particularly Kuala Lumpur as I haven’t been in more than a decade as am curious to know if you were also shocked by the sharp delineation between the unparalleled opulence around Petronus Towers and the squalid slums that surrounded it.
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Thanks Gabe. I feel bad that I did not notice the slums in K.L.! It’s interesting you say that though because I’m working on my next blog about slums and beggars and tourists. It must be your compassionate eyes to notice the slums among such magnificent architecture!😊
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That was a very happy post, the first thought that crossed my mind. Such cute kids ❤ 😄 and you have an art of caption writing, they were equally interesting and so witty.
Lol! I’m still to explore these places, hope I do someday, your post definitely enticed me so much!
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Awe! 😊 thank you. Your name itself makes me happy! I’m so glad you enjoyed it and thank you for reading it so diligently that you noticed the captions. If you don’t mind me asking, in what country do you blog from?
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Thank you! 😀😁
No, it’s alright, I’m from India, unity in diversity, land! Have you ever been here? Have a great day😄
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I am sad to say that I’ve never been to India😕 I will one day! Where is your favorite place in India that you think I should visit?
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Wow..thank you for sharing your experience…and letting us tag along =)😊🤗
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It’s KUALA LUMPUR, not “LUMPAR” 🙂
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Thank you so much!! I will change it.
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not much to say about Laos, Vietnam, or China I see. why not just stick to traveling to Europe, Middle East or Africa. leave the Asian countries to actual Asian people.
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