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The sub region has 11 countries and the countries can be divided into the mainland (also known as Peninsular Southeast Asia) and the archipelago (also known as Insular Southeast Asia or Maritime Southeast Asia). The mainland countries include:

Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar (Burma), Thailand, Vietnam

The archipelago nations are:

Brunei, East Timor, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore

Malaysia has two parts and they are divided by the South China Sea. Peninsular Malaysia is on the mainland while East Malaysia is on Borneo, the largest islands in the region. Malaysia is considered as an archipelago nation, however.

Southeast Asia has an area of approx. 4,000,000 km˛ (1.6 million sq. miles). As of 2004, more than 550 million people lived in the region, a fifth of them (110 million) on the Indonesian island of Java.

South East Asia Travel Guide

Ratanakiri province : Cambodia

Ratanakiri Province Travel Guide Ratanakiri is located approx. 600 km north of Phnom penh . It is bordering with Vietnam and Laos . There’s not a whole lot written about Ratanakiri province because not a whole lot of people have been there. Ratanakiri Province is in Cambodia's mountainous northeastern corner. Jungle,

Battambang : Cambodia

Battambang Travel Guide Battambang is Cambodia’s second most populous city and likely boasts the highest statue to resident ratio in the country. Ah, yes, the Battambang statues – every circle, every park, every plaza sports a statue. If you do visit Battambang, try to arrive by one of the many boats

Sumba : Indonesia

Sumba Travel Guide South of Flores, between Sumbawa and Timor lays an island where the traditional customs are among the best preserved in Nusa Tenggara. The population of Sumba reaches about 600.000, the capital is Waingapu. Today much of the population are Christians, some are Muslims while a large minority still adhere

Phitsanulok : North Thailand

Phitsanulok Phitsanulok is 377 kms. by road from Bangkok. It is one of the most interesting provinces in the North, serving as a center for commerce, transportation and communication. Phitsanulok is the birthplace of King Naresuan the Great and his equally brave and able brother, Prince Ekatosarot. As the cross-road between

Nam Dinh: Vietnam

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Hue: Vietnam

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Hong Kong : Hong Kong Space Museum

Hong Kong Space Museum Located in front of The Peninsula hotel on the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, the Space Museum is easy to spot with its white-domed planetarium. Occupying an area of 8000 square meters (2 acres), the museum comprises of two wings. As the planetarium's nucleus, the east wing located

Bukit Timah Nature Reserve : Singapore

Bukit Timah Nature Reserve Singapore and Rio de Janeiro are the world’s only two cities to contain primary rainforest within their boundaries. This small patch of primary rainforest was formally connected to the larger tract of secondary rainforest that encompasses all three freshwater reservoirs in Singapore (Central Catchment Area). But the

Bintulu : Malaysia

Bintulu Travel Guide Bintulu is a coastal town in the northern region of the Malaysian state of Sarawak, Borneo. It has the world's single largest natural gas processing plant which is owned by Malaysia Liquified Natural Gas (MLNG), a subsidiary of the government-owned oil corporation Petronas. The main economic activities of

Miri : Malaysia

Miri Travel Guide Miri is an oil town located on the northern coast of Sarawak. Was once home to a large western expatriate community working for Sarawak Shell, Petronas Carigal and associated contractors. This led to the establishment of a lively bar and nightclub scene during the oil boom years. The