@travelman takes us around Pharping, Nepal. Here he tells us the hilarious stories of teaching kids in Nepal. From trying to explain Santa Claus to playing the game 'hangman'. He also tells us the story about accidentally taking a cab, whilst thinking it was just a lift. As always, @travelman makes enjoyable posts about his personal experiences with a humorous note in them!
@lalilands takes us to two markets around Bangkok, Thailand. First up is the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. Even though this is market is catered towards tourists, it's still an incredibly enjoyable experience. Second we go to Maeklong Railway Market. What makes this market so unique is that once an hour a train drives right through the market and all the vendors move their wares away from the tracks, just to put them back right after the train has passed!
@shellyduncan takes us to the Donghuamen Snack Market in Beijing, China. In this market there seemingly is an abundance of local delicacies - or at least that is how they are advertised. From scorpions to crickets, you'll find it all. In truth the whole market is a tourist scam and locals don't eat that kind of food. The market was closed down because of this reason!
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