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The confluence between the borders of Thailand, Laos and Myanmar known as the Golden Triangle famous throughout the world not only for its stunning scenery, but also its notoriety as haven of opium smugglers and turbulent political history. The illicit activities that once plagued the region have today been reduced to no more than a historical footnote upon which the [http://venturebeat.com/?s=region%27s%20tourist region's tourist] industry capitalizes. However, the many natural, historical and cultural charms still draw travellers to the area by the thousands.<br><br>One of the ways to best take in the montage of diverse landscapes and sightseeing offerings near and around the Golden Triangle, and the countryside of Thailand at large, is by going on a boat-cruise down the Mekong River.  One of the primary irrigation arteries of Southeast Asia, the [http://www.mekongrustic.com homestay mekong delta vietnam] River is the longest of its kind in its geographic region, flowing down from the Chinese Tibetan mountains to create a natural border between the countries of Laos and Thailand and running through both Vietnam and Cambodia before finally spilling into the South China Sea. Although the upper part of the river is famously treacherous, with its swift rapids and steep inclines, the southern end around Louang Phrabang in Laos is popular for its idyllic cruising.<br><br>Most Mekong River routes through Thailand encompass the country's capital of Bangkok, with its wealth of Thai temples and associated art and culture, especially in the ancient kingdom of Ayutthaya. Northwards from here the cruise boats may dock at Chiang Rai, the most recommended base for a tourist's exploration of the Golden Triangle.<br><br>Cross over to the Laotian border into the town of Huay Xay and get a taste of northern Laos with its hill-tribe villages and quaint Buddhist temples. The highlight here is Luang Prabang, the capital of Laos in its days of ancient royalty. Today, this city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site noted as one of the most picturesque old settlements in the whole of Southeast Asia. Guided city tours will take you through famous Wats such as Xieng Thong, Khili and Sene as well as the vibrant Hmong night market.<br><br>One may also encounter the stunning Kuang Si falls along the shores of Mekong as well as the nearby elephant camp. Discover the small Buddha idols secreted inside the caverns of Pak Ou and the delightful flora and fauna of the unspoilt forests lining the Laotian shores of the mighty Mekong. Unravel the origin of the massive stone urns in Xieng Khouang, or Plain of Jars, one of the mind-boggling archaeological mysteries of the world.<br><br>The further downstream one travels, the more wild and impressive the landscape becomes, with its hills blanketed by lush vegetation, enormous outcrops of rock and an unpredictable ride of fast currents and periods of placidity. All through, you will pass through a montage of not only hill, dell and forest but also tranquil villages in the hum-drum pace of rural life as well as bustling urban centres. The final destination of Vientiane, with its graceful boulevards and serene temples prove a fitting finish to this action-packed adventure traversing one of the world's most untamed rivers.<br><br>Depending on where you embark and which tour you select, travellers have range of boat cruises to choose from, which may stretch anywhere from three to seven days journey. The charter is of course, subject to changing weather and river conditions and the crew necessarily reserves the right to change the itinerary without warning in the interests of safety.<br><br>The Golden Triangle is one of the best places to either dock or disembark, or simply spend the day on solid ground. Chiang Rai is the natural base here, being the commercial centre of the area. Those looking for a Chiang Rai resort, in which to find accommodation while exploring the many marvels along the Mekong, are directed to the Anantara Golden Triangle, Thailand, one of the most luxurious Chiang Rai hotelsthat makes the natural beauty of its environs into its own brand of enchantment.
Mysore is synonymous as the �Cultural capital of Karnataka�.  So tourists� can go down history lane visiting the palaces, galleries, museums and historic temples. In fact, there is so much on offer that tourists� can choose from a range of things to do and see in and around Mysore. Here, there is a little of something for everyone.<br><br>So as Mysore is a major tourist destination, there are hotels catering to all budgets, [http://www.houzz.com/?search=resorts resorts] and the novel Homestays that have come to roost in Mysore. Homestays were more prevalent in hill stations but now Homestays have also made its presence felt in cities and towns. So when visiting Mysore, opting to stay in a [http://www.mekongrustic.com mekong homestay tour mango homestay mekong] would be a good option as it would definitely add to the contentment, flavour and reminiscences of having visited this beautiful city.<br><br>There are many Homestays in and around Mysore. One of the benefits of staying in a Homestay is that we get to have a look and feel into meeting local people, their customs, traditions, cuisines and of course savour their warmth. Some of the Homestays in Mysore would be the Gitanjali Farm located at the base of the Chamundi Hills.<br><br>This calm and beautiful locale has about four rooms with bath attached, nestled amidst greenery and the food served is ethnic Kodava and western cuisine. Another Homestay would be the Hillview Farms, located on the outskirts of Mysore and it is just a 10-minute ride from the heart of the city. This is an ideal farmhouse setting with well-appointed rooms and a pool set in an idyllic setting.<br><br>The food is cooked with organically homegrown vegetables and fruits and they serve authentic vegetarian north and south Indian cuisines. Play Possum is another Homestay located in Kuvempunagar, Mysore. They have on offer both single and double rooms and there is also a Meditation, Yoga and Fitness centre. They offer free guest pick-up and drop facilities from the Station or bus stop and the rents are quite nominal.<br><br>So if planning a visit to Mysore, a stay at any of the Homestays would definitely be a perfect choice.

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Mysore is synonymous as the �Cultural capital of Karnataka�. So tourists� can go down history lane visiting the palaces, galleries, museums and historic temples. In fact, there is so much on offer that tourists� can choose from a range of things to do and see in and around Mysore. Here, there is a little of something for everyone.

So as Mysore is a major tourist destination, there are hotels catering to all budgets, resorts and the novel Homestays that have come to roost in Mysore. Homestays were more prevalent in hill stations but now Homestays have also made its presence felt in cities and towns. So when visiting Mysore, opting to stay in a mekong homestay tour mango homestay mekong would be a good option as it would definitely add to the contentment, flavour and reminiscences of having visited this beautiful city.

There are many Homestays in and around Mysore. One of the benefits of staying in a Homestay is that we get to have a look and feel into meeting local people, their customs, traditions, cuisines and of course savour their warmth. Some of the Homestays in Mysore would be the Gitanjali Farm located at the base of the Chamundi Hills.

This calm and beautiful locale has about four rooms with bath attached, nestled amidst greenery and the food served is ethnic Kodava and western cuisine. Another Homestay would be the Hillview Farms, located on the outskirts of Mysore and it is just a 10-minute ride from the heart of the city. This is an ideal farmhouse setting with well-appointed rooms and a pool set in an idyllic setting.

The food is cooked with organically homegrown vegetables and fruits and they serve authentic vegetarian north and south Indian cuisines. Play Possum is another Homestay located in Kuvempunagar, Mysore. They have on offer both single and double rooms and there is also a Meditation, Yoga and Fitness centre. They offer free guest pick-up and drop facilities from the Station or bus stop and the rents are quite nominal.

So if planning a visit to Mysore, a stay at any of the Homestays would definitely be a perfect choice.

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