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raynaputi
30th December 2013, 19:26
I don't know who compiled this or where they got the list from. Anyway, just want to share this.
http://shurver.com/travel/15-best-cities-in-the-world/ (http://shurver.com/travel/15-best-cities-in-the-world/)
Ako Si Jamie
30th December 2013, 20:28
Manila - the culinary capital of the world? :Erm:
It's not even the culinary capital of the Philippines! :icon_lol:
Iani
30th December 2013, 20:32
Pattaya, Thailand attracts people with Thai boxing and beautiful beaches?
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight
Terpe
30th December 2013, 22:16
2. Tokyo and Moscow, the World’s Richest Cities
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Well, based solely on my experience certainly they can be the most hellishly expensive places.
Not sure if that equates to richest. Maybe
Terpe
30th December 2013, 22:16
6. Thimphu, the World’s Cheapest City
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This place has actually been on my 'bucket-list' for ever.
I really hope I'll get a chance to go some day ........oddly, just haven't been able to afford it so far
Terpe
30th December 2013, 22:17
11. Tokyo, the World’s Safest City
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Can't argue with that. Totally correct.
Well......earthquakes and tsunami aside.
Although Tokyo may be the most dangerous city in Japan though.
Japan IMHO is the safest country in the world by a country mile.
I'd move there at the drop of a hat..............if I could get a long term visa. (my wife fully agrees too)
Terpe
30th December 2013, 22:19
13. Manila and Paris, the World’s Culinary Capitals
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Understand your opinion Jamie.....but Manila does have very many truly exceptional world class restaurants.
Many many more fantastic eating places than I could ever imagine ........thank you Kris TV for the tips :xxgrinning--00xx3:
les_taxi
30th December 2013, 22:33
Manila - the culinary capital of the world? :Erm:
It's not even the culinary capital of the Philippines! :icon_lol:
Hmm don't think the Philippines is that great for food, would not be in my top 20 :doh
raynaputi
30th December 2013, 22:34
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Can't argue with that. Totally correct.
Well......earthquakes and tsunami aside.
Although Tokyo may be the most dangerous city in Japan though.
Japan IMHO is the safest country in the world by a country mile.
I'd move there at the drop of a hat..............if I could get a long term visa. (my wife fully agrees too)
Haven't been to Tokyo. But for me, Singapore is one of the safest place I've been! :biggrin:
Ako Si Jamie
30th December 2013, 22:49
I was speaking to a well traveled Russian gentleman a few months ago who had been everywhere. Guess which country he thought was the safest?
The U.K
London_Manila
31st December 2013, 02:24
Pattaya, Thailand attracts people with Thai boxing and beautiful beaches?
Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight
I like the way guidebooks describe Pattaya as a town given over to prostitution and should be avoided at all costs :icon_lol:
Singapore is certainly clean and very safe but I found I missed the chaotic madness of places like Bangkok and Manila
Like Hong Kong Singapore is very expensive so for kuripots like myself it's best avoided :wink:
Michael Parnham
31st December 2013, 10:31
I was speaking to a well traveled Russian gentleman a few months ago who had been everywhere. Guess which country he thought was the safest?
The U.K
If you think about it Jamie, he's correct! :xxgrinning--00xx3:
Ako Si Jamie
31st December 2013, 18:33
If you think about it Jamie, he's correct!:xxgrinning--00xx3:I would have plumped for one of the Scandinavian countries as the safest, and maybe Singapore, although I do reckon the U.K is up there, certainly a lot more safer than the U.S.
I was surprised to see Japan mentioned but Peter knows more than I do about the land of the rising sun.
Terpe
31st December 2013, 19:42
Reykjavik was always a very safe city. Whenever I stayed there I never saw a single police officer.
I was told there's only a few hundred in the whole of Iceland since there's no crime.
Then I was told the only crime is due to immigrants.
Wouldn't want to live in Reykjavik.
That's what I was always told in Japan.............only foreign immigrants make crimes.
The Yakuza don't count :biggrin:
Wouldn't want to live in Tokyo.......too many foreigners :biggrin:
malditako
1st January 2014, 21:29
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Understand your opinion Jamie.....but Manila does have very many truly exceptional world class restaurants.
Many many more fantastic eating places than I could ever imagine ........thank you Kris TV for the tips :xxgrinning--00xx3:
have to agree!..thats one thing i miss in manila. from fishball cart along makati ave, cheap karinderia to spiral resto in sofitel hotel :)
sentinent
1st March 2014, 23:25
Hmm don't think the Philippines is that great for food, would not be in my top 20 :doh
Obviously you are not a patron of Jollibee
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