Just to let everyone have a little sneak peak of what’s coming up within the next few weeks. a4tripians are working hard to make sure that more travel guides are going to be released and ready for sale by these coming weeks. So, that means more varieties of travel guides (in terms of different places and different languages) will be available for everyone’s convenience.

So, guidebooks that are currently ready and on sale are:

Cambodia - Siem Reap English Travel Guide

Cambodia - Pnom Penh English Travel Guide

Also, we have just launched our:

Indonesia - Yogyakarta English Travel Guide

Apart from these which are already launched and on sale, we have a few draft travel guides on sale such as:

Cambodia - Siem Reap French Travel Guide (Draft Version)

China - Beijing English Travel Guide (Draft Version)

China - Beijing Chinese Travel Guide (Draft Version)

Of course, there are other travel guides which aren’t ready yet as some of them are still under the proof reading stage. For example:

Cambodia - Siem Reap Japanese Travel Guide
Vietnam - Hanoi English Travel Guide

With all these goodies coming out soon, it looks like Christmas might be arriving a little earlier than expected

The movie “Kung Fu Panda” sweep us off our feet with all the cute look and funny moves, it’s really exciting to actually know how these adorable creatures come to this world.  In celebration of the birth and life of one of the most adorable and endangered species our planet has to offer, here are a series of progressive photos of a Giant Panda — native only to China — from day 1 through to day 120, along with information about panda reproduction that you may find surprising.

Check it out the photos and the interesting write ups at this cool blog at life in the fast lane.

sources : Life in the fast lane

Want to show your love for wildlife in action? Here’s the way!

WWF Malaysia is selling their limited edition T-shirt.
For more information, download the order form here . Terms and conditions apply.

a4trip joins the recovery efforts underway to assist earthquake victims in southwest China. We donated USD100 to Sichuan quake fund organized by a local newspaper. Even though this is really a ”small deed” compared to the other contributions from many other organisations, we’re looking forward to do more in the future.

a4trip team would like to express our deepest condolences to millions of people who lost their beloved ones, their homes, their belongings in the Sichuan earthquake.  God bless people of China.