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cjmcginnis
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Q5 What are your must-see landmarks in Asia? Which ones should travelers skip? #TravelSkills

JimByersTravel
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#Vietnam is fascinating. I grew up in the US and was almost old enough for the draft during the Vietnam War. I wondered how I'd be greeted in Hanoi but everyone was welcoming. 'We want visitors & foreign money; we don't care where you're from," one man said. A5 #travelskills

JohnnyJet
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replying to @AllianzTravelUS @AllianzTravelUS A5 Taj Mahal, Grand Palace and Angkor Wat are musts. I haven’t been to the Great Wall of China but everyone says it’s too touristy. #TravelSkills #TravelHappy

cjmcginnis
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replying to @AllianzTravelUS @AllianzTravelUS A5 Since I’m an #avgeek, airports are important landmarks to me, and I LOVE Singapore Changi, Hong Kong, Seoul Incheon… #TravelSkills

AllianzTravelUS
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A5. The Great Wall is definitely worth the trip! #TravelSkills

TravelPast50
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A5 The must see list is infinitely long: the Great Wall, the Forbidden City and hutongs of Beijing, Tokyo, the temples of Taipei, Angkor Wat, Hue, Shanghai skyline, Saigon. #travelskills

LandLopers
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A5: Great Wall of China, Angkor Wat, all of Luang Prabang in Laos, temples of Bagan, etc. #travelskills

cjmcginnis
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A5 I look forward to seeing the enormous new Beijing Daxing airport opening this fall. SCMP calls it "alien starfish!" #TravelSkills

KirstenAlana
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A5. Unpopular opinion: I think you can skip the Taj Mahal.

Instead, go to Jantar Mantar in Jaipur which is truly unusual, beautiful and also a UNESCO site. https://t.co/Gn3z1ANoey #TravelSkills

AllianzTravelUS
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RT @TravelPast50: A5 The must see list is infinitely long: the Great Wall, the Forbidden City and hutongs of Beijing, Tokyo, the temples of…

pnywisetraveler
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A5: For Asia, I would say going to the Great Wall of China is amazing! If you are backpacking Asia, I would skip some temples just because there are so many and after awhile you get templed out. #TravelSkills

MomWentRunning
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replying to @AllianzTravelUS @AllianzTravelUS A5: I’m trying to hit all of the 7 modern world wonders, so I’d definitely have to do the Great Wall and Taj Mahal #TravelSkills

AndreaFeczko
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A5 Must-see landmark is definitely Angkor Wat in Cambodia (southeast Asia). There are so many amazing temples to see #TravelSkills

wtcgroup
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replying to @travelskills @travelskills A5: Specifically regarding Hong Kong. definitely see Victoria Peak but skip the tram. A taxi ride will cost no more than HKD$70 and you won’t have to waste 3 hours in line in humid urban tropical purgatory. #Travelskills

epic7travel
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A5: Angkor Wat in #Cambodia is my fave. I visited in 2002 and had sunrise to myself, which I hear is very different now! #travelskills

specktravel

replying to @JohnnyJet @JohnnyJet A5: Does street food count as a landmark? We love discovering the amazing food that's throughout Asia. #TravelSkills

aok_NW
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A5 #TravelSkills I like high places, so the Marina Bay Sands, Singapore & Petronas Twin Towers in Malaysia. Also the Big Buddha in Hong Kong and of course Halong Bay in Vietnam.

MikesRoadTrip
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replying to @AllianzTravelUS @AllianzTravelUS A5: For me...Thailand! #TravelSkills

StopJetLag

A5 After seeing this photo from some StopJetLag travelers, I'd have to go with the Great Wall of China. #TravelSkills

MYCVSC
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A5: must see landmarks? The Great Wall of course! And the Forbidden City. With a name like that who wouldn’t be curious haha #travelskills