Where to go?
#1
Where to go?
I've got the holiday blues and have started thinking about the next one...as its one of the only things I ever look forward to.
Thinking of doing 2 weeks somewhere that doesn't involve the UK for a change. Any ideas? I'm thinking of heading east for a change.
Flight distances and prices aren't too much of an issue. I've not really been anywhere in the east. Somewhere that's good value with plenty to see would be idea. Your suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thinking of doing 2 weeks somewhere that doesn't involve the UK for a change. Any ideas? I'm thinking of heading east for a change.
Flight distances and prices aren't too much of an issue. I've not really been anywhere in the east. Somewhere that's good value with plenty to see would be idea. Your suggestions would be much appreciated.
#2
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Joined: Jul 2007
Posts: 13,553
Re: Where to go?
I've got the holiday blues and have started thinking about the next one...as its one of the only things I ever look forward to.
Thinking of doing 2 weeks somewhere that doesn't involve the UK for a change. Any ideas? I'm thinking of heading east for a change.
Flight distances and prices aren't too much of an issue. I've not really been anywhere in the east. Somewhere that's good value with plenty to see would be idea. Your suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thinking of doing 2 weeks somewhere that doesn't involve the UK for a change. Any ideas? I'm thinking of heading east for a change.
Flight distances and prices aren't too much of an issue. I've not really been anywhere in the east. Somewhere that's good value with plenty to see would be idea. Your suggestions would be much appreciated.
For something more brash, there's HK or Singapore, but in both cases, make sure you get out and into the rural areas (which in HK's case means China).
#3
Re: Where to go?
I love Sri Lanka. It's cheap if you stay in basic hotels, but the are some lovely boutique ones too (my preference). Loads to see if you don't mind spending hours travelling from one place to another (roads are slow), food is good and people are lovely.
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#5
Re: Where to go?
I've got the holiday blues and have started thinking about the next one...as its one of the only things I ever look forward to.
Thinking of doing 2 weeks somewhere that doesn't involve the UK for a change. Any ideas? I'm thinking of heading east for a change.
Flight distances and prices aren't too much of an issue. I've not really been anywhere in the east. Somewhere that's good value with plenty to see would be idea. Your suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thinking of doing 2 weeks somewhere that doesn't involve the UK for a change. Any ideas? I'm thinking of heading east for a change.
Flight distances and prices aren't too much of an issue. I've not really been anywhere in the east. Somewhere that's good value with plenty to see would be idea. Your suggestions would be much appreciated.
#7
Re: Where to go?
I've got the holiday blues and have started thinking about the next one...as its one of the only things I ever look forward to.
Thinking of doing 2 weeks somewhere that doesn't involve the UK for a change. Any ideas? I'm thinking of heading east for a change.
Flight distances and prices aren't too much of an issue. I've not really been anywhere in the east. Somewhere that's good value with plenty to see would be idea. Your suggestions would be much appreciated.
Thinking of doing 2 weeks somewhere that doesn't involve the UK for a change. Any ideas? I'm thinking of heading east for a change.
Flight distances and prices aren't too much of an issue. I've not really been anywhere in the east. Somewhere that's good value with plenty to see would be idea. Your suggestions would be much appreciated.
Korea - but I would say that
Singapore, and then train up through Malaysia to Bangkok... and then on to the beaches...
#8
Re: Where to go?
Bali is a fabulous place - really unique. It's starting to become more popular again but still good value. Worth staying a few days inland eg. Ubud and a few on the coast eg. Sanur
#9
Re: Where to go?
The journey from the airport is horrid. Apparently the new road will be finished by end of this year, but they said that 2 years ago. I'll be back once it's done.
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#10
Hit 16's
Joined: Mar 2010
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Posts: 13,112
Re: Where to go?
Japan. Get a 10-day pass on Japan Railways, stay in a mix of minshuku (the equivalent of B&B's -- you're not gay, are you?) and travel hotels, see Tokyo, Kyoto and Nara. 10 years of deflation have left the place relatively inexpensive. Spring is a great time to go.
#14
Re: Where to go?
Got back last Tuesday from Sri Lanka - had an absolutely fantastic 8 night/5 hotel holiday. Great scenery, great scenery/sights, wonderfully friendly people, some of the worst roads and drivers ever come across (and that includes Dubai) - and curry, oh yes, curry. Yum
#15
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Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 23
Re: Where to go?
How would you know if you've never been there? My brother lives in Sri Lanka, we went there last summer and we were supposed to stay for about 3 weeks. After about 10 days we had to make up a story about one of our kids being involved in a car accident back home so we could leave.I mean I love cheap lobster, beer and elephants as much as the next guy but how much of it can you take?
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