(Aseanrecords.world) - Bali Celuk Village is a traditional village located near to Ubud in the Gianyer Regency where you can appreciate the mountain culture which in many ways is similar to that of the traditional areas of Ubud and the other surrounding villages except for one major factor, Celuk Village is famous for the incredible gold and silver handicrafts which are available around this area for very low prices.

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(Aseanrecords.world) - Batubulan is one of the most famous villages of the island. It is no accident, because this place is the largest center of stone carving.

(Worldkings.org) Most people simply take ibuprofen when they get a headache. But for someone with hydrocephalus – a potentially life-threatening condition in which excess fluid builds up in the brain -- a headache can indicate a serious problem that can result in a hospital visit, thousands of dollars in scans, radiation and sometimes surgery.

(Worldkings.org) Chinese manufacturing giant, Xiaomi, now has three generations of smart toilets. It first released the Xiaomi smart toilet which comes with a 1199 yuan ($172) price tag. Then it unveiled the Xiaomi smart toilet youth edition for 799 yuan ($115). Today, the company announced that the Xiaomi smart toiled AI version has gone into crowdfunding aand it comes with a 1299 yuan ($187) price tag. This toilet is also produced by Hangzhou Electronic Technology Co., Ltd., which is mainly used for its AI control center.

(VietKings.org - Aseanrecords.world) The Hải Vân Pass is an approximately 21 km long mountain pass on National Route 1A in Vietnam. It traverses a spur of the larger Annamite Range that juts into the East Sea of Viet Nam, on the border of Đà Nẵng and Thừa Thiên–Huế Province, near Bạch Mã National Park. Its name refers to the mists that rise from the sea, reducing visibility. Historically, the pass was a physical division between the kingdoms of Champa and Đại Việt.

(Aseanrecords.world) - Chanthaburi is famous for its fruit. It is also famous for its local products such as Mat Chan.

(Aseanrecords.world) - Artisans Angkor is a Cambodian social business creating job opportunities for young people in rural areas, while reviving traditional Khmer craftsmanship (stone and wood carving, painting on statues and on silk, lacquering, and silver plating).

(Aseanrecords.world) - The khon is a traditional mask play in Thailand which implies the wearing of masks by performers. The story that has been used for staging of the khon is the Ramakien, the Thai version of the Indian epic Ramayana. Staged in its entirety, the Ramakien is an immensely complex story with 138 episodes involving 311 different characters and taking more that 720 hours of continuous performance. The mask is perhaps the most important characteristic of the khon, for through it more than any other thing else, one distinguishes the variety of roles.

(Worldkings.org) The run of the mill office chair is good but they are not perfect. Most of us sit hunched over at our desks to get work done. There has been plenty of research claiming that sitting all day is detrimental to your long-term health – that we are killing our backs in standard office chairs. Probably the reason why standing desks are all the rage in modern offices these days. They encourage you to move around and be just a little more active.

(Worldkings.org) Powered with the powerful, patented gyroscopic stability system, the electronically-controlled C-1 operates using Control Moment Gyroscopes (CMGs), which produce thousands of ft-lbs of torque. The car controls these gyros, which allow it to make its way sleekly in and out of narrow turns and stay upright when faced with a collision. The C-1 is a revolutionary innovation in the industry, creating new standards of car interface and safety on a two-wheeled platform.

(Aseanrecords.world) - Sak yant also called Yantra tattooing, is a form of sacred tattooing practiced in Southeast Asian countries including Cambodia and Thailand. Mostly using a “Mai Sak” traditional bamboo stick or metal rod.