no to manila. Do yall need another hint?
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cannes
No, think Asia.
I'm out on this one. I can't even guess without pulling a map.
china? [/chrispro]
Heres another hint:
Very popular among the hippie community in the 70's, the "old" city is noted for its many Buddhist and Hindu temples and palaces, most dating to the 17th century.
Very popular among the hippie community in the 70's, the "old" city is noted for its many Buddhist and Hindu temples and palaces, most dating to the 17th century.
bangkok
did bob seger sing a song about it?
Oh crap hold up! Super Ag had it on page 29! Im sorry I didnt see his post it was Kathmandu.
never mind--Nice work Super!
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Allsome. I love that city and have been awaiting it's use....
Never been, It's on the list though. Good call.
Damn, I've been caught. Better step up my game.
I've never been. Pretty far down my list, but I always see stuff on the travel channel about it.
- Most of the tourist attractions are concentrated in its small city center
- One can walk down Jonker's Walk
- One can also visit an island formed through land reclamation mainly for housing purposes
- One can walk down Jonker's Walk
- One can also visit an island formed through land reclamation mainly for housing purposes
Have we done Wellington yet? If not, then Wellington.
Stumped again.
By the way, your first clue is pretty worthless.
By the way, your first clue is pretty worthless.
chelyabinsk
- The Seri Negeri, the State Administrative and Development Centre which houses the Chief Minister's Office, the State Secretary's Office and the Legislative Assembly Hall are located here.
last i heard, so was your mom
ouch. So I know I have used it about as many times as Phuket, but Im going to say Johannesburg one more time.
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And I'll say ReykjavÃk just to have something on record.
Nope
- Centuries of colonization by the Portuguese, Dutch and the British as well as development of Straits Chinese (Peranakan) culture have influenced the architecture of the town.
- Centuries of colonization by the Portuguese, Dutch and the British as well as development of Straits Chinese (Peranakan) culture have influenced the architecture of the town.
kuala lumpur?
hmmm... Singapore again?
Nope, but you are both in the correct area.
- Landmarks include: A Famosa fortress, Christ Church and St Francis Xavier Church.
- Side clue: I have personally been to this city and was driven around in a flower covered cart pulled by a guy on a bike.
- Side clue: I have personally been to this city and was driven around in a flower covered cart pulled by a guy on a bike.
When I remember the name of a Malaysian city besides KL, I'll make another guess...
OH NO. NOT the "P" one?
Phuket?
that city in malaysia
Both Chuy and gambo's last posts are correct...sort of.
Thank god. Is Jakarta in Malaysia?
- Is the capital city of the Malaysian state of the same name.
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