Eat Peking Duck in Beijing

Posted on March 31st, 2008 in Travel News

The situation: After a long day of roaming the Forbidden City, you want nothing more than a sit-down meal. No visit to Beijing is complete without a
Peking duck dinner, a decadent meal ideal for ending the day. But for the beginner, this feast of poultry, pancakes and condiments can be tricky to navigate. You […]

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The Future of World Hum*

Posted on March 31st, 2008 in Travel News

Since we started World Hum in 2001, we’ve tried to explore travel in all its facets and publish compelling travel stories. It’s been enormously fun and gratifying, yet there’s so much more we’ve wanted to do with the site. Juggling day jobs, we just haven’t had the time or resources.

Now we will. We’re delighted to […]

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King of the Hills

Posted on March 31st, 2008 in Travel News

In the heart of Tokyo’s Roppongi Hills, an urban re-development project with some serious wow-factor, sits the über-cool
Grand Hyatt.
Lesser known perhaps than its sister hotel the
Park Hyatt, which featured in Lost in Translation, the Grand Hyatt’s luxurious rooms and suites are still decadently fantastic. Natural woods and fabrics, linens by Frette, 32″ […]

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Paper Heaven

Posted on March 31st, 2008 in Travel News

If you’re after traditional Japanese paper and you want it to be pretty check out Tokyo’s stationery-filled Aladdin’s Cave,
Kyukyodo.
Origami paper, wrapping paper, cards, writing paper, bookmarks, notebooks, scrolls, address books, photo albums, card holders, photo frames, calligraphy kits and more. Almost everything is made from or covered with traditional Japanese
washi in a […]

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10 Sizzling Hot Travel Tips From Sir Francis Bacon

Posted on March 26th, 2008 in Travel News

1) Make travel a part of your life’s education

Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of education; in the elder, a part of experience. He that travelleth into a country, before he hath some entrance into the language, goeth to school, and not to travel.

2) Keep a travel journal, at sea or on land

It […]

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World Hum’s 21 Most-Read Stories of 2007

Posted on March 26th, 2008 in Travel News

21)
Man Drives From New York City to Los Angeles in 31 Hours

20)
For Sale: World’s Smallest Island Nation

19)
How To: Dig Dim Sum in Hong Kong

18)
Ask Rolf: Can I Have Meaningful Experiences Abroad if I Don’t Speak the Language?

17)
‘European-Style’ Topless Swimming Pools in Las Vegas

16)
The Woman in the Kuffiya

15)
Ask Rolf: […]

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Eat Peking Duck in Beijing

Posted on March 26th, 2008 in Travel News

The situation: After a long day of roaming the Forbidden City, you want nothing more than a sit-down meal. No visit to Beijing is complete without a
Peking duck dinner, a decadent meal ideal for ending the day. But for the beginner, this feast of poultry, pancakes and condiments can be tricky to navigate. You […]

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The Future of World Hum*

Posted on March 26th, 2008 in Travel News

Since we started World Hum in 2001, we’ve tried to explore travel in all its facets and publish compelling travel stories. It’s been enormously fun and gratifying, yet there’s so much more we’ve wanted to do with the site. Juggling day jobs, we just haven’t had the time or resources.

Now we will. We’re delighted to […]

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World Hum’s 21 Most-Read Stories of 2007

Posted on March 18th, 2008 in Travel News

21)
Man Drives From New York City to Los Angeles in 31 Hours

20)
For Sale: World’s Smallest Island Nation

19)
How To: Dig Dim Sum in Hong Kong

18)
Ask Rolf: Can I Have Meaningful Experiences Abroad if I Don’t Speak the Language?

17)
‘European-Style’ Topless Swimming Pools in Las Vegas

16)
The Woman in the Kuffiya

15)
Ask Rolf: […]

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Eat Peking Duck in Beijing

Posted on March 18th, 2008 in Travel News

The situation: After a long day of roaming the Forbidden City, you want nothing more than a sit-down meal. No visit to Beijing is complete without a
Peking duck dinner, a decadent meal ideal for ending the day. But for the beginner, this feast of poultry, pancakes and condiments can be tricky to navigate. You […]

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