Dear World, Let Us All Fist Bump and Peace Out!
September 21 is the day where the world observes and celebrate a day to promote global solidarity for building a peaceful and sustainable world.
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Asian Geographic Images of Asia Monthly Competition June 2021 Winners and Finalists
Winners of Images of Asia Monthly Competition June 2021
From Left to Right, Top to Bottom: “The Innocent Face” by Chan Ee Lin ; “Taste...
Conservation Spotlight: Living in The Midst of it All – Sahil Zutshi’s Journey on...
Interviewed by Elizabeth Lim
Video produced by Lua Guan Sang
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WMX2E8mBb0&ab_channel=Marketinguw360
ASIAN Geographic recently caught up with nature and wildlife conservationist Sahil Zutshi, who left his work...
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The label “Made in China” is perhaps preferred in association with the nation’s consumer goods. Its notorious export at present, however, is SARS-CoV-2, the...
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Today, on International Polar Bear Day, we celebrate the majestic snow giant and its charming characteristics.
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Text: Sitaraah Joshi
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ASIAN Geographic magazine is going through a rehaul!
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PeruGunung Padang is once again making headlines as the first pyramid in Southeast Asia and the oldest megalithic site in the world.Recent discoveries as deep as 90 feet found the hill-pyramid to contain...
The Hanging Gardens of Babylon
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The Hanging Gardens of Babylon has captured the imagination of historians worldwide for centuries. Yet, its existence remains a debate as years of digging have turned up nothing about the lost Gardens.First described in a book called Babyloniaca by a Chaldean priest named Berossus in 280 BC, the...
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by Selina Tan
The concept of a frozen dessert is one that goes back thousands of years. By pouring a mixture of salt and ice over containers of liquid syrup, the Chinese were creating a rudimentary form of ice cream as long ago as 2000 BC. The resulting frozen product...