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Ellie Dyer

Modernity and Tradition in Taipei, Taiwan’s Capital

Modernity and Tradition in Taipei, Taiwan’s Capital

By Ellie Dyer June 2014

Wacky and wonderful, polite and pristine, the beautiful island of Taiwan lies off mainland china’s southeastern coast. It’s home to a fascinating culture that celebrates modernism and tradition in equal measures. You can explore the best of this in just a few days in the capital, Taipei.

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The Secrets of Siem Reap, Cambodia

The Secrets of Siem Reap, Cambodia

By Ellie Dyer December 2013

The soft light of dawn rising behind the tiered towers of Cambodia’s Angkor Wat temple is a sight that will remain with you for a lifetime. The sky behind the temple turns from a deep blue to shades of pink and orange, with a perfect mirror image reflected in the ponds that lie in the temple grounds. Without a doubt, it’s the country’s biggest draw for foreign visitors.

Read more: The Secrets of Siem Reap, Cambodia
Life in Cambodia’s Capital, the “Pearl of Asia”

Life in Cambodia’s Capital, the “Pearl of Asia”

By Ellie Dyer October 2013

The Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh was once called the “Pearl of Asia” for a reason. Wide boulevards, riverfront promenades, and elegant colonial buildings were all signs of the city’s French influence. Its bustling markets, golden temples, and smiling citizens rooted it in a rich and ancient culture.

Read more: Life in Cambodia’s Capital, the “Pearl of Asia”
Discovering England’s “Hardy Country”

Discovering England’s “Hardy Country”

By Ellie Dyer October 2013

The pretty thatched cottage nestled in a garden of blue irises is picture-perfect England. Only the sound of a fiddle and a whisper of smoke rising from its chimney hint at the tiny house’s significance.

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Doors Now Open in Burma’s “Lost-in-Time” City

Doors Now Open in Burma’s “Lost-in-Time” City

By Ellie Dyer July 2013

The city of Yangon is unique in Asia. Nowhere else will you get that “lost-in-time” feeling more than here, in the former capital of British Burma.

Read more: Doors Now Open in Burma’s “Lost-in-Time” City

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