During our last visit to Hong-Kong, it was great to discover the Museum of Tea Ware, which is located in Hong-Kong Park.
Read MoreMuseum of Tea Ware, Hong-KongStories about a blind date at the Orient with ex-pats Tina and Mark.
Read MoreBlind date at the OrientWe had been warned not to exchange too much money into RMB because we won't be able to exchange back to US dollars.
Read MoreExchanging Money Back to US dollars?With 1.3 billion people, this is a busy place. 49 cities of more than 1 million people, most of them you never heard about.
Read MoreEnough Elbow Room?We foreigners who are totally unable to communicate here in the native language of this beautiful country can be saved from any situation by just dialing 110 and having access to a translator, right there on the phone.
Read MoreCall 110 for English!I thought I could share a few practical tips.
Read MorePractical TipsAt the cellular phone store, with a local translator, choosing a cellular phone and phone number.
Read MoreBuying a Phone Number!A week ago, I saw that photo in a magazine and I said: "That's where we need to go!". Honestly, I did not know anything about the country of Bhutan.
Read MoreOne Week in Bhutan in October!The beginning of exploring the blog scene.
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