John Saboe
Far East Travels Podcast
Far East Travels-Inspired by Rick Steves, Lonely Planet, Anthony Bourdain and National Geographic.-Informative, enlightening, entertaining. Let John Saboe take you on journeys filled with spiritual celebrations and rituals, ancient festivals thrilling wildlife safaris, trekking and climbing quests and a vast array of food cultures. Learn about cultural differences, village life, urban exploration, street food, history and architecture in places like Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Nepal, India, Korea, Malaysia, Borneo, Indonesia, Taiwan and Japan. Stories, advice, and conversations from one of the mo...
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Episodes
Kuching-Sarawak, Borneo-Exploring Shopping Streets And Heritage Sites 09.01.2018 19:00
http://www.patreon.com /FarEastAdventureTravel Please visit my Patreon page to check out the offers! Your support will help me continue to bring you interesting, inspirational, and useful travel advice from Asia! If you're a lover of nature, exotic flora and fauna and amazing wildlife, then Sarawak, Malaysian Borneo should be on your list of places to visit. Of course my expecations were met on my...
Hanoi, Vietnam-Enjoying The Atmosphere Of The Old Quarter/Travel Tips 05.01.2018 20:52
https://www.patreon.com /FarEastAdventureTravel Please visit my Patreon page to check out the offers! I rely on public support to bring you the best travel experiences in Asia! In this episode I spend more time walking through the atmospheric streets of Hanoi's Old Quarter, in search of baguettes and other things for my morning breakfast. When I find myself on a slow travel trip, I will typically...
Hanoi, Vietnam-Avoiding Tourist Scams/Overcharging Chat Through Morning Markets 20.12.2017 20:40
It'https://www.patreon.com/FarEastAdventureTravel Hanoi is one of my favorite cities in Southeast Asia. I usually stay in the old quarter, one ofy the most atmospheric parts of the city where there's amazing street food, unique shopping streets, and plenty of cafes to watch daily life in the capital. But it's also loaded with scam artists looking for easy targets. In this episode of the podcast I...
Hanoi, Vietnam-Old Quarter To Hoan Kiem Lake-Atmospheric Walk/Description 14.12.2017 15:13
https://www.patreon.com /FarEastAdventureTravel My podcast relies on support from listeners like you! Please visit my Patreon page and become a patron. For as little as $1/month you can help me continue to bring you podcasts and travel information/inspiration from the Far East! I Absolutely love Hanoi, the capital of Vietnam! On my most recent visit I spent nearly 17 days hanging out, chatting wit...
Chinese Valentine's Day in Taiwan-A Walk Through It's Famous Temple Of The Cupid 21.10.2017 23:58
https://www.patreon.com /FarEastAdventureTravel Far East Adventure Travel relies on support from listener's like you. Become a patron of Far East Adventure Travel for as little as $1/month. Visit my Patreon page to check out the offers now! Qixi Festival is Chinese Valentine's Day in Taiwan, China, and wherever there is a large ethnic Chinese community. There are also versions of it in Korea and...
An Adventure And Pilgrimage To India's Southern Tip-Kanyakumari 12.10.2017 13:31
https://www.patreon.com/FarEastAdventureTravel Become a patron of Far East Adventure Travel and support travel inspiration from Asia. Get access to exclusive content and follow the link now! A visit to Kanyakumari, India is certainly a buck list item for anyone who loves the subcontinent. Being at the very southern tip it’s a popular destination mostly for Indians seeking a pilgrimage although wit...
Live From Taipei, Taiwan Taking Random Questions “Travel in Asia” 06.10.2017 7:05
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Hoi An, Vietnam-Boat Ride Through The Divine Ancient Town 02.10.2017 19:33
https://www.patreon.com/FarEastAdventureTravel Please check out the offers on my Patreon page! Starting at a $1/month you can become a sponsor of Far East Adventure Travel and get access to exclusive content! Even with the large numbers of tourists that visit the ancient town of Hoi An it is still remarkably an enjoyable experience to see this jewel of Vietnam. It’s really all thanks to the silti...
Hanoi, Vietnam-Bun Cha(BBQ Pork)Revisiting The Famous Obama/Bourdain Meal-2016 29.09.2017 13:20
https://www.patreon.com/FarEastAdventureTravel Get access to exclusive content and insider info on my travels! Become a patron now! Visit my Patreon page and check out the offers! I had the pleasure of meeting Phuong and Cuong from Hanoi Free Tour Guides last year while visiting the capital. Hanoi Free Tour Guides is a fantastic organization that offers free tours for anyone visiting Hanoi. It’s a...
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam-A Walk Through Benh Thanh Market With HCMC Travel Tips 22.09.2017 12:31
https://www.patreon.com /FarEastAdventureTravel Support Far East Adventure Travel with your pledge of $1/month or more. Check out the offers and gain access to exclusive content! I love exploring around Ho Chi Minh City. Many locals still refer to HCMC as Saigon, and District 1 where most tourists wil find themselves is considered Saigon proper. Once you are accustomed to the chaotic traffic and...
Bangkok, Thailand-Exploring The Bustling Lanes And Streets Of Chinatown 19.09.2017 24:08
https://www.patreon.com /FarEastAdventureTravel Become a patron of Far East Adventure Travel and get access to more content from Asia! Exclusively for you! Visit my Patreon page to see the offers now! Follow me on Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/johnsaboeofficial/ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/fareastadventuretravel/ Bangkok is one of my favorite cities in Southeast Asia. A modern city tha...
Bangkok, Thailand-Exploring The Fruit Market Of Chefs And Shop Owners 13.09.2017 27:03
Bangkok, Thailand is a market lover’s paradise. Whether you’re like me and find food markets fascinating to explore or you enjoy finding bargains on clothing, antiques, or buddha amulets it’s probably the best place in Southeast Asia to shop. I love the huge Klong Toey Market, and the Pak Khlong Flower Market. On my most recent visit I also checked out the Saphan Khao Fruit Market which carries pr...
Visiting Bangkok's Erawan Shrine-The Commercial District's Spiritual Oasis 18.08.2017 16:44
http://bit.ly /supportJohnSaboe Become a patron of Far East Adventure Travel and gain access to exclusive content while supporting travel inspiration! Visit my Patreon page and see the offers starting at $1/month! Last year I visited Thailand and was fortunate enough to spend some time in it's bustling capital, Bangkok. Currently the second most city visited in the world it is massive, busy, hecti...
Exotic Kuching,Sarawak/Malaysian Borneo-Travel Tips And Commentary 07.08.2017 20:08
Support Far East Adventure Travel by becoming a patron! Get exclusive content and other features starting at $1/month. Visit my Patreon page to find out more:patreon.com/FarEastAdventureTravel Kuching, the capital of Sarawak in Mayalsian Borneo is a wonderful place to base yourself for exploring this incredibly diverse destination full of wildlife viewing opportunities, cultural discovery, and ama...
Mumbai, India-Visiting The Grandest Train Station In The Subcontinent 17.07.2017 16:01
Thanks so much for listening and subscribing to the podcast. In this episode I walk around the huge Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, formerly Victoria Terminus in Mumbai India. This is India’s grandest train station and one of the top sights to visit in the “maximum city”. I very much enjoyed walking around Fort, the area where the train station is located. It is loaded with buildings constructed dur...
Malaysia's Spectacular Blend Of Nature & Spirituality-The Batu Caves 04.07.2017 17:19
The Batu Caves are a series of limestone caves and cave temples located in Selangor, Malaysia. So easy to get to it even has it’s own train stop. I picked up the KTM Comuter train at KL Sentral in Kuala Lumpur which can be reached via the Kelana Jaya line if you’re staying near KLCC. In less than 30 minutes the giant limestone outcrop was in view. Leaving the train station you are immediately su...
3 Must-See Temples In Bangkok, Thailand 26.06.2017 7:25
Number 3, Wat Arun. Even though it’s name means temple of dawn this is a wonderful site best enjoyed at sunset. Located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River, some consider it the most beautiful temple in Thailand. It’s prang or spire on the banks of the river is a world-class landmark. At the time of my visit, Wat Arun was undergoing major renovations as you can see by the scaffolding. Wat...
Walking Around Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia's World-Famous Jalan Alor Food Street 13.06.2017 27:39
For me Singapore and Malaysia were my first introduction to the amazing food experience of dining outdoors in Southeast Asia. Many years later the Jalan Alor food street of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia is still one of my favorite places to dine. I've been lucky enough to have experienced the food and dining options of many cities and towns across Southeast Asia. Each one offers it's own unique food and...
Hanoi, Vietnam's "Old Quarter"-Walking In The Eternal Soul Of The City 08.06.2017 20:56
Hanoi is one of my favorite cities in Southeast Asia. It’s “old quarter” is packed with atmosphere from the colonial buildings to the back alleys filled with little shops and fruit vendors. From the break of dawn until 11pm when the police kick the motorbikes off the sidewalks and everywhere doors are closed for another day it remains one of the most energy packed places in Vietnam and Asia! I’m a...
Nepal Tourism Update with Travel Expert Shanker Bhatta 05.06.2017 31:07
It’s been two years since the devastating earthquakes of Nepal brought huge loss to the country with over 9000 deaths, thousands more injured and many left homeless. For awhile it brought the tourism business to a standstill with many cancelling their trekking and travel plans. At the time international media reported that Nepal’s tourism industry was ruined and would take years to recover. I w...
Magical Fort Cochin-Kerala, India-Land of Beauty And Harmony 27.05.2017 25:00
Fort Kochi or Cochin is an extrordinary place to visit in South India. Ruled by the Portuguese, the Dutch, and British and of coarse Rajahs it is a wonderful mix of architecture, history, and a harmony of local people and various cultures that is unique in India. As local resident experts have explained to me the most rewarding part of a visit to Fort Cochin is not necessarily the sights you’ll se...
Earthquake Diaries, Nepal-Documentary Series-Part IV-"Villages In Ruins" 15.05.2017 31:10
That’s it for my series Earthquake Diaries from Nepal. If you want to find out more about the wonderful trekking and travel options in Nepal please visit our website explorehimalayan.com. Writing a review in the iTunes Store helps others discover Far East Adventure Travel. Karileed of the USA recently wrote in, “John is the real deal. He’s a fabulous host and does an amazing job of sharing infor...
Earthquake Diaries, Nepal-Documentary Series-Part III-"Royal Squares And Ruins" 05.05.2017 28:46
Thank you for joining me as Earthquake Diaries from Nepal continues with part 3. In this journey through my days of visiting the many earthquake affected sites of Nepal in May 2015 I saw places within the Kathmandu Valley that experienced minimal damage to towns like Sankhu village that almost completely collapsed as a result of the April 25th and May 12th earthquakes. In Sankhu village we walke...
Earthquake Diaries, Nepal-Documentary Series-Part II-"A Cry For Tourism" 29.04.2017 46:49
My Earthquake Diaries Nepal documentary series continues with part 2 and a “cry for tourism”. This episode follows my first few days of walking through the streets and alleyways of Kathmandu, visiting many sites that had suffered damage, destruction and terrible loss. I met tour guides and taxi drivers that saw a future of little or no work. And one afternoon I came across a group in Kathmandu’s...
Earthquake Diaries, Nepal-Documentary Series-Part 1-"7.3 On Arrival" 24.04.2017 32:30
It’s been 2 years since the first of several earthquakes and tremors terrorized the Himalayan nation of Nepal. It was April 25th, 2015 at 11:56am local time when a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck the country. It was followed by several hundred aftershocks and another 7.3 tremor on May 12 that in total killed nearly 9,000 people and injured over 22,000 leaving many homeless. To this day thousands a...
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