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agv k6 amazon Helmet GL1500 Soft Items making the helmet 36% Color:Lunar Dust XPRIT Beach Seal Electric

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GL1500 Soft Items

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Some of my favorite scooter rides when backpacking in Southeast Asia are: Cruising around islands to explore hidden beaches & street food markets where the locals go: Langkawi (Malaysia) Penang (Malaysia) Koh Phangan (Thailand) Epic adventurous routes (that can be spread across several days): Mae Hong Son Loop (Thailand), or just pick the part between Chiang Mai & Pai Pakse Loop (Laos) Driving around spectacular landscapes such as rice paddies, waterfalls & temples: Lombok (Indonesia) Yogyakarta (Indonesia) Dalat (Vietnam) Luang Prabang (Laos) Riding a scooter when backpacking in Southeast Asia Visit temples, ruins & mosques Angkor Wat (Siem Reap, Cambodia) – Of course this had to lead the list, as it’s one of the largest and most important ancient temple sites in the world Borobudur (Yogyakarta, Indonesia) – The largest Buddhist monument in the world Prambanan (Yogyakarta, Indonesia) – A large and impressive site with numerous Hindu temples Harmony Street (Singapore) – A street in Singapore’s historic center with a Buddhist temple, a Hindu temple, a church and a mosque almost side-by-side Wat Pha Lat Temple (Chiang Mai, Thailand) – One of the most peaceful places I’ve visited Luang Prabang (Laos) – There are more than 80 temples in this beautiful small town in Laos Ayutthaya (close to Bangkok, Thailand) – UNESCO World Heritage ruins of numerous large temples Wat Pho (Bangkok, Thailand) – The whole temple complex with its many pagodas is super beautiful and there’s a large lying Buddha Penang Hill (Malaysia) – I’ve loved coming here since I was a small child Don’t forget that Malaysia and Indonesia are Muslim countries, especially worth visiting are: Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Mosque (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) – The country’s largest mosque (and the second-largest mosque in Southeast Asia) inspired by the architecture of the Taj Mahal and the Blue Mosque in Istanbul

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