Golf Packages in Asia

Cambodia Golf Tour - 4 Days / 3 Nights
For all you golfers out there who would also like to expand your knowledge on Cambodian history, our Cambodia Gold Tour is the package you are looking for! Relax in luxurious hotels before teeing off in scenic golf courses in two wonderful and historical Cambodian cities with a chance to explore each city's marvelous temples.


Golfing in the Central Highlands - 3 Days / 2 Nights
Enjoy a stay at the exquisite Sofitel Dalat Palace in Dalat, a temperate city located in the tropics filled with flower gardens and pine trees in our Golfing in the Central Highlands Vietnam tour. After a day of exploring the city, hit the fields at the scenic Dalat Palace Golf Club. If time allows, you may want to go for another round of golf or learn how to prepare Vietnamese cuisine from the hotel chef.


Golf Tour Around Thailand - 12 Days / 11 Nights
If you love to golf in world-class courses, accommodate yourself economically in luxury hotels, and experience new cultures and lifestyles, then our Golf Tour Around Thailand package is the ideal program for you! You destinations include metro Bangkok, mountainous Chiang Mai and the beach resort of Hua Hin where you can immerse yourself into the charisma of each city and play on diverse courses in this Thailand tour.


Golfers' Delight - Dalat / Phan Thiet - 8 Days / 7 Nights
Our Golfer's Delight ï¾– Dalat / Phan Thiet package combines Vietnam's history and natural beauty with some of the best courses for a perfect golfing experience in the country. In this Vietnam tour, you can explore Ho Chi Minh City, Dalat, and Phan Thiet at your own leisure before hitting the links in these cities. Each course combines challenges and natural beauty to make this golf tourism trip one to remember.


Ho Chi Minh Golf Trail The Full Monty - 16 Days / 15 Nights
Travel from Hanoi down to Ho Chi Minh City with this 16 day trip combining sightseeing with rounds of golf at Vietnam's top courses. Tee off in Hanoi, Dalat, Ho Chi Minh City and Phan Thiet where international standard courses feature challenges for golfers of all abilities. Enjoy a cruise on Halong Bay, tours through hilltribe villages, pristine white beaches and more along the way.

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I find the Nokia Lumia 800 Windows Phone 7 in this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmGPAQOesXA

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Nokia Lumia 800 (codenamed 'Sea Ray') is a Windows Phone OS powered smartphone, first unveiled by the company's CEO Stephen Elop, on 26 October 2011 at the Nokia World 2011 event. It is Nokia's first mobile phone to run Windows Phone OS as a part of the first wave of Windows Phone devices to be released by the company as it shifts focus from the Symbian and MeeGo platforms for premium priced phones. The design of the body is based on Nokia N9 that is made from polycarbonate plastic but with a physical camera button on the right side of the phone and the dual LED flash moved directly above the Carl Zeiss camera lens, as well as having a smaller 3.7" display to accommodate the capacative softkeys. The phone was launched in the UK on November 16, 2011.
The Nokia Lumia 800 won "Editor's Choice" award of 2011 What Mobile magazine. Their review rated it 5/5, and said "The Lumia 800 is a massive step forward for Nokia and sits apart in an increasingly crowded market. Alongside Windows Phone Mango, there's enough inside the Lumia 800 to worry rivals and make iPhone fans jealous"
Brian Klug of AnandTech in his review wrote, "The Lumia 800 is indubitably the best Windows Phone hardware out there right now" , with notable features such as "camera without compromises, hardware build quality that's unique and solid, Nokia's attention to detail..." Regarding the shortcomings, Klug wrote, "lack of USB or external storage, a still fledgling application ecosystem, and a few others." Regarding the Camera, Brian Klug said, "Lumia 800's camera comes out looking very good against the rest of the 8MP competition, and for me this is the first F/2.2 8 MP shooter I've come across. With less compression and better ISP, it could be even better than most."
In the Engadget review, Sharif Sakr wrote, "Nokia's Lumia 800 is a sophisticated and capable smartphone that melds its hardware beautifully with the Windows Phone OS." Sherif Sakr writes that while the phone lacked features like USB mass storage, expandable storage, the phone is a welcome for those who want to be "part of a carefully crafted, simple and generally happy emerging ecosystem."
PC World said that the Nokia Lumia 800 has solid guts and shiny looks, and was an "interesting proposal", though they also said it had "nothing extraordinary to offer" when compared to the highest end models the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Motorola Droid RAZR or the more expensive iPhone 4s in hardware and software.


Cnet UK noted that the phone was 'overall, the Lumia 800 is a very good handset. The Windows Phone software is slick and fun to use, especially if you like to keep up-to-date with what friends are up to on social networking sites. It also looks attractive and the excellent build quality gives you the confidence that it's built to last."
CNET UK made a camera comparison with the current high-end phones iPhone 4S and Samsung Galaxy S II and wrote that Lumia 800 "didn't offer the quality of camera we were hoping for."
Regarding the Camera, GSM Arena wrote that, "We were quite impressed by the job done by the 8 megapixel sensor and the bright F/2.2 lens. Images might not be the sharpest around and the noise levels are only average, but their colors and contrast are great, despite the sub-optimal lighting. Cameraphone lovers should definitely check this one out."


Ketaki Bhojnagarwala in The Hindu review wrote, "The Lumia 800 isn't perfect, but its one of the best products that Nokia has released in the market in recent months. I have no complaints about the hardware - Nokia gets it right every time. Windows Mango is a refreshing and vibrant operating system that's already got a big fan list,..."

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Happy Chinese New Year! Gong Xi Fa Cai! Dim Sum @ Canton House Terminal 21 Mall, my whole meal was 202bht or $6.50 each tray was 16bht .53cents and the vegetable dish was 70bht $2.33
Wishing You and Yours a Healthy Happy Prosperous Year of the Dragon - Phil in Bangkok

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Top of Baiyoke Sky Hotel Revolving Observation Deck 85th Floor 360 Degrees view of Bangkok City, we got a 300bht ticket to the Rooftop Bar that includes a drink, I had a Singha Beer, then after walked up a few flight of stairs to the deck - Phil in Bangkok

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An Old World Charm - Bangkok
Step back in time with a visit to the historical town of Chacherngson. With your Exotissimo guide, travel by local train past rural scenes to an ancient temple filled with beautiful Italian marble. Continue by boat to a hundred year-old market, visit a Chinese shrine with paper mache sculptures, and wander through a simple canal-side market filled with beautiful old shop houses selling everything imaginable.

Bangkok City Safari - Bangkok
Take advantage of Bangkok's fantastic local transportation as you travel through the capital in an eco-friendly manner. Join your guide for a ride on the Skytrain for great views of the city, and on to a public boat along the Chao Praya River. After visiting Wat Pho and the Grand Palace, travel by local tuk tuk and canal boat to Jim Thompson's house in the centre of Bangkok.

Culinary Delights of Bangkok - Bangkok
Get a 'taste' for Bangkok by exploring the best food markets and restaurants with a local Exotissimo guide on this Bangkok day trip. Traveling from busy morning markets through narrow alleys filled with street stalls as your guide explains the local produce for sale. Watch the locals as they buy and prepare local delicacies and buy samples for tasting - from exotic fruits to fried insects!

A Pleasant Day in The Countryside - Bangkok
Venture out of Bangkok to the rural province of Samut Songkram on this full-day guided tour. Travel by local train to an amazing countryside market, situated along the railway tracks. Continue to Tha Kha floating market, for a boat ride amongst the villages, stalls, and temples of this beautiful area. A visit to a pottery village completes your rural experience.

Absolute Art - Bangkok
Explore Bangkok's vibrant contemporary art scene with a leading art expert as your guide. Visit diverse galleries, discover Thailand's most creative artists and explore the cutting edge exhibits on display throughout the city. From painting to sculpture, photography to video, this unique half day excursion is a fascinating, in-depth look at the country's emerging arts scene.

Back into the Past - Bangkok
Visit Museum Siam, a newly opened museum which allows visitors to gain a comprehensive insight into the history of Thailand, or Siam as it was previously known. Designed with children in mind, there are many exhibits with interactive features and video presentations to engage visitors of all ages. Continue to Chinatown and Pahurat Market, stroll through many interesting shops, tea shop, and temples and gain a first-hand feel of old Bangkok.

Bangkokian Tour - Bangkok
Experience a side of Bangkok rarely seen by tourists as you step off the beaten path and in to the heart of the city. Stroll through the bustling markets of Chinatown, glimpse in to the past at the Bangkok Folk Museum, and ride through the canals of the Chao Praya River. Finish the tour at the magnificent Wat Arun for sweeping views of the city.

Cycle Bangkok Jungle - Bangkok
Explore the green side of Bangkok by bicycle. Pedal through Bang Ka Jao, an area of waterways and small roads. Pass local markets, lush gardens, small temples, and Thai houses and see the communities that live and work here. Just outside the heart of Bangkok, Ka Jao is a haven of green and this two hour ride exposes a different side of the capital city.

Chanting at Wat Po & Grand Palace - Bangkok
This fascinating half day tour begins with an early morning visit to Wat Pho to watch the monks in their daily chant. This uplifting ritual is a fantastic chance to experience the Buddhist culture and lifestyle of the monks. Afterwards, visit the enormous reclining Buddha and continue on to the Grand Palace for a private tour of its many grandiose buildings and hallways.

Fascinating Chao Phraya - Bangkok
Travel by boat along the Chao Praya River to discover Bangkok from a different perspective. Enjoy the cityscapes as you pass historic landmarks along a river which was once the main avenue of travel. Stop at hidden temples and local markets in this unique exploration of Bangkok.

Biking China Town & Foot Massage - Bangkok
Cycle through the colourful streets of Chinatown, soaking in the sights, sounds, and smells of the area. Travel across the Chao Praya River to the quiet area of Thonburi, worlds away from the buzzing capital. Ride along quiet back roads stopping at markets, museums, and temples before returning to the city for a foot massage to ease those tired muscles.

Grand Palace & Emerald Buddha with Amulet Market - Bangkok
No visit to Bangkok would be complete with out a trip to the Grand Palace. Wander through the myriad of majestic buildings and throne halls as your guide explains the rich history and royal heritage of Thailand. Marvel at the mysterious Emerald Buddha before continuing to the 'Amulet Market'. Adjacent to the river pier, this market is filled with vendors selling a range of religious amulets, charms, talismans, and traditional medicines.

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Go To Best $1 Pork Noodle Soup Street Food Hawker Stall to try Their Pork Rice Dish, 2 kinds of Pork and a great soup full of flavor from the bones and all for 35bht $1.15 
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Awesome Bangkok Tour Packages That Can Be Customized

Bangkok & Siem Reap Essential - 5 Days / 4 Nights Our Bangkok & Siem Reap Essential Thailand and Cambodia tour is the perfect introduction to the region, offering an insider's view into two of Asia's most enigmatic destinations. You will get to experience the people, cultures, and aura of these two cities and with stops to the must sees and less visited places alike. Let Exotissimo show you the best of Bangkok and Siem Reap.	Coast to Coast Cambodia: Bangkok-Cambodia-Koh Chang-Bangkok - 17 Days / 16 Nights Travel from Bangkok, through Cambodia and along the southern coast back to the capital city on this two week journey. Discover the delights of overland travel, encountering small villages, friendly locals and destinations well off the beaten track. Beyond Siem Reap and Phnom Penh, highlights include Kirirom National Park and the pristine islands of Koh Kong and Koh Chang in the Gulf of Thailand.	Classic Crossing Cambodia: Bangkok to Saigon - 15 Days / 14 Nights Turn words you have read from travel guides into actual experiences with a journey through Thailand, Cambodia, and Vietnam with our Classic Crossing Cambodia: Bangkok to Saigon package. You will explore marvelous ancient temples and structures unique to each country and experience the energy of various cities while you transverse across the scenic landscape to your destinations.
Journey Across Cambodia - Bangkok to the Mekong Delta - 15 Days / 14 Nights With our Journey across Cambodia ï¾– Bangkok to the Mekong Delta tour, you will absorb in the riches of the region's culture, history, and architecture. In addition, you will have time to leisurely stroll around the numerous markets and local villages as well as relax at a Sihanoukville and Kep, Cambodia's beach paradises.	Bangkok To Laos, North To South - 12 Days / 11 Nights Recently voted as the number one destination in the world by the New York Times, Laos, or more accurately Luang Prabang, has finally found its way onto many must visit lists. Although the enigmatic town of Luang Prabang with its temples, golden chedis and French inspired riverside boulevards is arguably the most charming of all southeast Asian cities, Laos, it has to be said, is much more than Luang Prabang.	Crossing Cambodia In Style - Bangkok To Saigon - 15 Days / 14 Nights Let Exotissimo guide you around this fascinating region where you will witness contemporary life blending into exquisite historical architecture in our Crossing Cambodia in Style -- Bangkok to Saigon tour. You will be finely accommodated in three countries as you shop at local markets, marvel at glorious ancient architecture, and elegantly cruise along South East Asian rivers.
Unseen Bangkok City Break - 4 Days / 3 Nights Survey the skyline from a longtail boat one day and sit on a small stool in a local caf� the next - our Unseen Bangkok City Break Thailand Tour shows you the best of the capital city from a variety of perspectives. Designed with first time travelers in mind, we showcase the main sites but in a different way promising to wow you with the many facets of Thailand's buzzing capital.	Bangkok Romantic Escape - 4 Days / 3 Nights With the sophisticated city of Bangkok as a backdrop, this escape introduces you to the culture and history of Thailand through excursions designed for two. Receive a special blessing from monks in a temple, take a private boat tour through hidden canals, indulge with a couples massage and dine at romantic, intimate venues. Glittering, glamorous and filled with rich traditions, Bangkok is the ultimate destination for a romantic escape and the perfect start to a Thailand tour.	Bangkok and Central Thailand - 6 Days / 5 Nights On our Bangkok and Central Thailand tour, experience a city like no other and cruise along the Chao Phraya River. Visit beautiful temple ruins in Ayutthaya and the Death Railway in Kanchanaburi. Appreciate Thailand's wildlife as you trek through the forest and float down river on a bamboo raft.
Bangkok and Highlands Loop - 11 Days / 10 Nights If you want to immerse yourself in the cultural and modernity of Bangkok as well as exploring the landscape of the north, then the Bangkok and Highlands Loop Thailand tour is for you. Engage in a range of activities in Bangkok such as temple visits and canal shopping while interacting with hill tribes, cruising along the Mekong River, and riding elephants in the north.	Bangkok and Khao Yai in Comfort - 6 Days / 5 Nights The Bangkok and Khao Yai in Comfort Thailand tour is for first time or repeat visitors who want to explore Bangkok and soothe in the mountain scenery without straying too far from the capital. In Bangkok, you will shop at a lively floating market and paddleboat your way through its canals. Then drive through the Thai countryside and into Khao Yai where you can have a spa treatment, a round of golf in the mountains, visit a national park, and taste some local wine.	Ayutthaya Insight - Bangkok Travel by train from Bangkok to the ancient capital of Ayutthaya for a guided tour full of cultural insight and discovery. On arrival, visit the magnificent temples and historic ruins of Ayutthaya. Continue to local villages where you will observe traditional craftsmen at work and explore the markets, stopping to taste regional delicacies. After a longtail boat trip to Bang Pa In Palace, return to Bangkok by train.

Exotissimo's Culinary Delights Tours Great Way to See and Eat Bangkok

No tour to Bangkok would be complete without sampling its delicious food and snacks! Hop on a tuk-tuk and sample the world's best Pad Thai. Afterwards, pick and choose your favorite sweets and snacks before heading off to Chinatown for authentic Thai-Chinese fare. Bangkok is surely a food-lover's paradise!


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Kin Japanese Buffet & Ramen next to Siam BTS All U Can Eat in 1hr45 400bht $13.33 sorry did not film the whole menu as there are many items to choose from and they all look good, love the green tea ice cream

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The longer I stay here in Thailand the longer I will stay, Bangkok is an amazing city filled with everything to overload your senses. The FOOD what more can I say about it except watch my other videos, but do it on a full stomach. Really enjoying learning Thai at Language Express School, if you like to stay a year and learn like I am doing click their link below.
The past 2yrs have not been nice to Thailand with the Riots 2010 then the floods in 2011 and that stupid sequel "Hangover 2" but in December and the start of 2012 I have already seen a major spike in tourists, not to mention my family and friends who came to visit the last few months.
This country has so much to see, do and experience combined with such exceptional value in the Land of Smiles don't forget to "Phil in Bangkok and Thailand " on your list of places to visit in 2012


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The ruins of Bagan cover an area of 16 square miles (41 km2). The majority of its buildings were built in the 11th century to 13th century, during the time Bagan was the capital of the First Burmese Empire. It was not until King Pyinbya moved the capital to Bagan in AD 874 that it became a major city. However, in Burmese tradition, the capital shifted with each reign, and thus Bagan was once again abandoned until the reign of Anawrahta. In 1057, King Anawrahta conquered the Mon capital of Thaton, and brought back the Tripitaka Pali scriptures, Buddhist monks and craftsmen and all of these were made good use of in order to transform Bagan into a religious and cultural centre. With the help of a monk from Lower Burma, Anawrahta made Theravada Buddhism a kind of state religion, and the king also established contacts with Sri Lanka. In the 12th and 13th centuries, Bagan became a truly cosmopolitan centre of Buddhist studies, attracting monks and students from as far as India, Sri Lanka as well as the Thai and Khmer kingdoms. Among many other works, Aggavaṃsa's influential Saddanīti, a grammar of the language of the Tipiṭaka, would be completed there in 1154. In 1287, the kingdom fell to the Mongols, after refusing to pay tribute to Kublai Khan. Abandoned by the Burmese king and perhaps sacked by the Mongols, the city declined as a political centre, but continued to flourish as a place of Buddhist scholarship.
After the earthquake in 1975, there are only 2,217 pagodas left in Bagan, in contrast to more than 5,000 during height of the political centre. Thus in order to preserve the original pagodas, only horse-driven carriage are allowed to travel among the pagodas.
Although an application was submitted, UNESCO does not designate Bagan as a World Heritage Site. The main reason given is that the military junta (SPDC) has haphazardly restored ancient stupas, temples and buildings, ignoring original architectural styles and using modern materials which bear little or no resemblance to the original designs. The junta has also established a golf course, a paved highway, and built a 200-foot (61 meter) watchtower in the southeastern suburb of Minnanthu.

Siam Paragon Mall Food Court Go Hunt for Something to Eat - Phil in Bangkok

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Siam Paragon Mall Food Court Go Hunt for Something to Eat, the meal was 95 baht or $3.15 for both items - Phil in Bangkok

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The Chao Phraya begins at the confluence of the Ping and Nan rivers at Nakhon Sawan (also called Pak Nam Pho) in Nakhon Sawan province. It then flows south for 372 kilometres (231 mi) from the central plains to Bangkok and the Gulf of Thailand.

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The St.Regis Hotel Pool Deck Great Sunset View and Drinks a great place to Chill Out. The St.Regis Bar on level 12 has great Mojito & Martini's and Great Stuffed Olives with Blue Cheese - Phil in Bangkok

How to Get a Free Meal and Learn Mobile Phone Etiquette

I usually take a very hard line against mobile phone devices while dining out, but this new unique technique just jumps out and gives people inspiration for the future.
I call it a Mobile Stack, and it’s a blunt reminder of every phone-etiquette concept the world seems to have overlooked.
It starts like this as you sit down,  tell each person to place their Mobile facedown in the center of the table. As the meal goes on, you are going to notice various text messages, status updates and email messages arriving… and you are going to do absolutely zip. You’ll cope with temptation—maybe even a few unconscious reaches to toward the center of the table—but you are going to be limited by the single, all-important concept of the Mobile Stack.


Whoever grabs their Mobile first gets to treat the others to the meal.


It’s a amazing experiment of social etiquette pressure, disguised as a game. It places your Mobile out of the pocket—where you can take a peek and hope nobody notices—and puts it in the center of focus at all times. Now grabbing your mobile is the big deal you always privately realized it was. And furthermore, it comes with repercussions.
But if, after the third buzz or rings, you decide your contact is more essential than footing the tab, we’re sure your buddies won't stop you.
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