Asia

Videos in this Playlist

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   Bhutan

   from The Great Outdoors

   8:32 | 171 views

   Nestled high in the Eastern Himalayas between China and India, the tiny Kingdom of Bhutan has been called "the last great place of true exploration".

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   Hong Kong: The NY of Asia (part three)

   from The Great Outdoors

   4:43 | 6,336 views

   Hong Kong lights up at night and apart from putting on a spectacular light show, the bars and clubs are well worth a visit.

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   Hong Kong: The NY of Asia (part two)

   from The Great Outdoors

   6:40 | 1,171 views

   Hong Kong has all the designer labels, plus cheap markets to attract any shopper.

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   Hong Kong: The NY of Asia

   from The Great Outdoors

   4:45 | 712 views

   Hong Kong is a country full of skyscrapers, it also has some delights on the ground amongst the people.

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   Beijing abuzz for Olympics (part four)

   from The Great Outdoors

   2:20 | 464 views

   Whatever your choice of delicacy, the Chinese are more than capable of catering for it.

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   Beijing abuzz for Olympics (part three)

   from The Great Outdoors

   4:15 | 319 views

   Chinese markets are a treat to get some great bargains, but one must remember the art of bargaining to get a good price.

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   Beijing abuzz for Olympics (part two)

   from The Great Outdoors

   2:32 | 281 views

   Chinese volunteers are training hard in order to get it right for the Games

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   Where dreams are built

   from The Great Outdoors

   6:13 | 265 views

   The Australian Institute of Sport is a place where future sports people hone their skills for the big events, one of them is swimmer Adam Pine.

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   Beijing abuzz for Olympics

   from The Great Outdoors

   3:10 | 221 views

   The smells of Beijing are enough to let anyone know what the Chinese capital is about.

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    Taking tea in Darjeeling

    from The Great Outdoors

    5:56 | 214 views

    Hiding beneath the Himalayas is Darjeeling the 'Queen of the Hills', where tea has been harvested since the early nineteenth century.