Welcome to today's weekly Travelfeed Asia roundup brought to you by @guchtere and @for91days.
Have you heard about the Pingyao International Photography Festival in China? We hadn't, but this festival offers tons of unique opportunities for photographers, as you'll see in the first featured post. Next we're featuring a post about a cafe at the Mt. Kalugong Eco-Park, with cute interiors but better views. And if you're into hotels with tradition and heritage, but modern amenities, then the Eastern & Oriental Hotel in Penang might be just the thing for you.
Three BEST posts for Asia
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Pingyao International Photography Festival
written by @rayshiuimages
This festival is hosted within the Ancient City of Pingyao's city wall. It is a UNESCO Heritage site and promises a plethora of photographic opportunities when you're not in the workshops, seminars or walking around taking in the awesome photography opportunities all around you.
Kape-an: Cafe in Mt. Kalugong Eco-Park (with short clips)
written by @leeart
Kape-an is from the word "kape" meaning coffee and "an" is added to denote a place. "Kape-an" then means a place to drink coffee. If you notice in the picture below KAPE-AN are the words "Sekep kayo ali" which is an Ibaloi language meaning "come in" or welcome.
Eastern & Oriental Hotel, Penang : Review based on our experience
written by @wnfdiary
As you know, we love heritage and authentic always wins over modern in our eyes, but at the E&O Hotel, we didn't have to choose. There we got the legit historical charm with modern necessities.
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