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@rimicane.Travel along the Mekong River with us today to the caves filled with countless number of Buddha statues. But hurry, it is only a short trip to this fascinating site because then we have to leave for the Japanese village of Zamami. A night on the bench and a walk down the streets awaits you on this small island. What an experience!
Hungry yet? Visit a Haven Cafe in Cebu. Beautiful scenery and tasty food guaranteed!
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Inday Clara travels Solo #17:
Pak Ou Caves-Home to a thousand retired Buddhas
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Now, this doesn’t anymore make sense to me. And I told the driver that 30 minutes was not enough. My once peaceful mind was now getting annoyed. But I couldn’t let that ruined my day.
Zamami-jima: When Japan meets the Caribbean
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It took us quite long hours of adapting our backs to the cold stiffness of our benches and an ominous jump scare when we mistook a diving suit hung on a boat nearby for a creep staring at us to finally grab some sleep.
Embracing Food and Steemit at Haven Cafe,
West 35 Balamban, Cebu
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We both wished we had the time and budget at that moment to stay there for a night. It would have been a great experience waking up with all those trees around plus I found the rooms had glass walls! Urgh, I hope to stay here someday!
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