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#1224 - Monochrome Street Photography for Tuesday. Hello my fellow dearest Hiveans around the world! Happy Tuesday to each and every one of us. Stay kind, stay focused and keep that positive mindset going

#1245 - Igorot Stone Kingdom Shots for Monday. Cheerful Monday fellow dearest Hiveans around the world! I know the bed was extra cozy this morning but here we are facing the Manic Monday day. Grab your

#1223 - Colorful Street Scenes for Sunday. Peaceful morning fellow dearest Hiveans around the world! Happy Sunday to all of us. Today is the perfect day to hit pause button on everything and just be present

#1244 - Ambuklao Dam Shots for Saturday. Hello fellow dearest Hiveans around the world! Happy Saturday to us all. I hope you woke up feeling refreshed and ready to just chill today. Saturdays are best

Hello everyone! Today I'm going to share some pictures I took while I was making murukku for the upcoming Deepavali festival. It falls on the 8th of November which is next week. Murukku is a crunchy and

#1222 - Monochrome Street Scenes for Friday. Hello fellow dearest Hiveans around the world! It is Friday and work week is over and freedom is just hours away. Whether you have big plans for tonight or

If you want to see a place where people do not just live beside the water but live on it, go to Inle Lake in Shan State. Houses stand on wooden stilts above the lake. Gardens float on it. Children row

#1243 - Mount Pulag Summit Shots for Thursday. Whats up fellow dearest Hiveans around the world! Happy Thursday to everyone. Use today to wrap up any loose ends so we can start the weekend feeling free

#1221 - Street Photography in Colors for Wednesday. Good day fellow dearest Hiveans around the world! Happy Wednesday to us all. Keep our head up, stay focused and finish the rest of the week with the

Welcome to today's weekly Travelfeed Asia roundup!Are you bored out of your mind and need a distraction? Then we got the right articles for you, the following are our favorite posts from last week featuring

If you want to understand Myanmar, do not start at a pagoda or a palace. Start at a tea shop at six in the morning, when the shutters are still half open and the first pot of tea is already on the boil.