Wah Heng
Biographical Info:
Heng Wah is a full time executive who travels widely around Asia and America for work purposes. It is during such trips that he learns more about the local culture. China in particular, is what he is most fascinated with. His reading collection consists mainly of historial and cultural accounts of China: from being the greatest empire in the world during the dynasties, through the cultural revolution, communism and eventual capitalist policies today.
Wah Heng's Recent Contributions
Miri, The City of Timber and Oil...
Wah Heng - wheng [3,001]
Miri is the third largest town in Sarawak, which is one of the two Malaysian states located on Borneo Island. Miri shares a common border with Brunei and Indonesia and a greater part of it comprises...
Destinations:
Malaysia |
Sarawak
Topics:
Adventure |
National Parks |
Agriculture |
Art |
Nature |
Ecotourism
Macau...Old World Charm Collides With High Tech Aims!
Wah Heng - wheng [3,001]
If you want just one word to describe Macau, it is wondrous . After having visited a number of cities in Asia I can safely conclude that Macau is one of the Continent's most tourist-friendly places.
Destinations:
Macau
Topics:
Culture |
Festivals |
Beaches & Resorts |
Ancient History |
Architecture
Khao Nam Khang -- Communist Hideout in South Thailand
Wah Heng - wheng [3,001]
Many people are aware of the network of tunnels in Vietnam used by the Viet Cong fighters during the Vietnam War. However, few know of a similar tunnel in South Thailand, used by Malayan Communist...
Destinations:
Songkhla province |
Thailand
Topics:
Culture |
Adventure |
People |
War & Conflict
Chengdu: Good Food and Rich History
Wah Heng - wheng [3,001]
Chengdu: The capital of Sichuan. Although I have resisted taking a trip to this little-known place, I caved in to my friend's demands during my most recent trip to China. So I took a short detour,...
Destinations:
China |
Chengdu
Topics:
Travel |
Animals |
Ancient History |
Architecture
Jiangmen & Wuyi: Nostalgic Journey for Overseas Chinese -- Part 2
Wah Heng - wheng [3,001]
Part 2: My Walk Into the Past Jiangmen City itself holds little appeal from the touristy perspective. As this was my first visit to the city where my paternal grandfather, a Xinhui, was born and had...
