Katzilla writes The Stars They Just Blink for Us from Makati City in the Philippines, when she can make time from her busy schedule.

Must-read is the latest post, a great summary of Philippines scenery, Valentines day and Chinese New Year celebrations all in one.

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Mongol Angle takes a light-hearted look at Mongolia. It’s rare to find a Mongolian blog written in English, so this is a great opportunity to see Mongolia from the inside.

And in case you’re still asking where Mongolia is, the answer is here.

Perfect if you want an introduction to Mongolia, here’s a Mongol Angle SWOT analysis with handy links to everything you should know about this remote country. Geography was never this fun (or funny) at school!

Inside a Mongolian ger. Credit

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We do not know much about who’s behind Tell me about Hanoi, but it is a good source of photos and stories about Hanoi and Vietnam.

Be patient with the ads, behind them are lurking interesting posts with insights into Vietnamese culture. Check this post for some beautiful photos of autumn in Hanoi.

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IfGoGo’s theme is Chinese in English. It’s written by a diverse team: Chinese people living in China, Chinese people living abroad, foreigners in China. No single stories here! Each post shows a different point of view.

With so many voices there should be something interesting here for everybody who wants to know more about China.

Start by reading Chinese perspectives on what Chinese viewers think about LOST, orientation week in a US university, memories of an “Intelligent Youth” farming experience in China’s not so distant past.

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A Singapore Taxi Driver’s diary is written by a former scientific researcher who for reasons ‘uniquely Singapore’ ended up as a taxi driver.

As a result, I am driving taxi to make a living and writing these real life stories just to make the dull job a little more interesting

Taxi drivers are in the right place to see the life of a city and the variety of its people; Mingjie Cai is a great storyteller with keen skills of observation. This makes an addictive read with some great insights into the lifestyle and people of Singapore.

It’s also a sobering insight into the long hours and low pay of Singapore’s taxi drivers.

Put some time aside for this blog: once you start reading it’s hard to stop.

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Don’t be put off by the name of Bangladesh Corporate Blog.

Yes, the subject is business: more precisely: “the multinational, national, public, private, small and big companies of Bangladesh”

But it’s also a great place to learn more about how the world looks from Bangladesh. For an example read Retail love: free bus service to find out how to dress for the shopping mall!

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Asian Ramblings is packed with entertaining and insightful stories of life in China.

Stevo used to live in Canada but now calls Southern China home. After marrying on Chinese Valentines day how could he leave?

Sample life in China with these posts on food in Southern China (a lot of duck) and fun weekend activities (who says dressing up is for kids?).

Snacking in Guangzhou: image reproduced with permission

Stevo is also a photographer so there’s plenty of chance to look as well as read.

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