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Don't feed the animals at the Almaty zoo, or they may be afflicted with stomach aches...and disproportionately large heads. Read more about our experiences in Almaty and the Tian Shan Mountains.
Who knew that DONOTDRIVETIREDLY is one word?..Taken in Kashgar, China..© www.uncorneredmarket.com
A sign trying to convince tourists that the $20 to get your picture taken 1 meter closer to the Terracotta Warrior pit is worth the money. © www.uncorneredmarket.com
Road signs warn of sweeping turns and steep drops. Taken near Gulcha, between Osh and Sary Tash, Kyrgyzstan.Read more about our adventures in the Pamirs.
This was in the women's bathroom at Angkor Wat. No other comment is probably necessary.
Camel Crossing in the Karakum DesertRead more about Turkmenistan.
Output of a really sharp marketing department.© www.uncorneredmarket.com
Pronounce phonetically...
Looks like something from a Hitchcock film. More reading:www.uncorneredmarket.com/2007/12/kazakhstan%e2%80%99s-pos...www.uncorneredmarket.com/2007/12/kazakh-reflections-mount...
A tuk tuk slows down for the stop sign on one of Luang Prabang's busy streets.
A tourist takes her bike down by the Nam Khan River, making a brief pause at the stop sign. Bikes are a wonderful way to see Luang Prabang, and can be rented from guest houses for $1-$2 per day. Read more about laid back Luang Prabang.
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We weren't quite sure why dogs peeing would be allowed between midnight and 8 AM...
Besides a Department of Homeland Security, this is one department that every sovereign body really needs.We didn't have a chance to inquire about membership. Could it really be that there is a special department to manage and gather swallow's nests in Hoi An? It was a large building...must be a lot of swallows.
They needed more of these signs in Hanoi...
One of Georgia's Lost Sons
Our next stop, a wine bar, was on this street...an ominous sign? Do we stay or do we go? We stayed, and enjoyed some tasty proscuitto and local red wines. We took note that the locals were drinking prosecco (Italian sparkling wine) instead. We later learned that prosecco goes very well with smoked meats.© www.uncorneredmarket.com
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It's a good thing they provided that English translation...
