After three days in the mountains of central Taiwan, it was time for us to explore more urban landscapes.
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Our next stop was Sun Moon Lake, Taiwan's largest body of water. The name arises from the shape of the lake.
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Taiwan's problem is that it considers itself an independent nation.
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At the heart of Seoul, we found a lively, friendly city full of people who definitely love to eat.
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How did Korea get divided in the first place?
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I'm sure you're asking, why did we go to Seoul? (Or maybe you couldn't care less.)
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The parts of Bhutan that are only now modernizing provide visitors with a fascinating glimpse into the past.
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Bhutan's Gross National Happiness index is a complex calculation that is actually incorporated into the country's constitution.
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It was the kind of rain you don't go out in except maybe for a funeral or a medical emergency. What the hell were we supposed to do for three days?
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After our busy adventures with gorillas in Rwanda and on safari in Kenya, our final stop on this African journey was for a few days of R&R.
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