Asia

Vietnam will excite the any traveler Vietnam is located in Southeast Asia on the South China Sea and is characterised by its rivers, beaches and busy cities. Everything from its magnificent buildings, culture to the floating markets will make for an interesting time in Vietnam. Best you practice your chopstick skills before you depart for Vietnam, because it’s used to eat most meals. Get use to sharing your food too as this is common practice in Vietnam. You must try rice wine and there’s enough green tea to go around as it’s offered to you when visiting locals. Fruit wine...

It has been described as a tropical beach paradise, a bastion of rich cultural heritage and an idyllic throwback to traditional, pastoral life. Thailand is not called the ‘land of smiles’ without reason; its people believe in the importance of ‘sà-nùk’ (pronounced sa-nook) – fun. Information on Thailand Regions The four main regions of Thailand – northern, northeast, central Thailand and southern – are all contrastingly different to one another, understandably then eliciting such varying descriptions. The country is populated by just over 67 million people who are found over a land mass of 513 000 sq km (198 000 sq miles), converging...

Famous for its location at the top of 762 bends on a mountainous pass, hidden in the mist and lush green forest of the Mae Hong Son province of Thailand, sits the small town of Pai. Often missed by those travelling the country of white sandy beaches, Pai is where rural traditional meets young bohemian. It is a climb of 146km (91 miles) between the city of Chiang Mai and Pai, with the climate being much cooler in comparison to Bangkok and even Chiang Mai. Elevated almost 500 meters (0.3 miles) above sea level, the trip is usually accomplished...

Take a trip to Thailand Located in Southeast Asia, Thailand is an amazing holiday destination for honeymooners, summer vacations and even some island hopping to see a bit of everything. Known for its tropical beaches, resorts and temples, Thailand is a great place to relax. It’s also full of sightseeing activities and food to try. Feel like becoming a master chef in your own kitchen back home? You can take a cooking class where you’ll learn how to make some of Thailand’s favourite dishes. There are classes for beginners too, so don’t feel bad if you’re not the best in the...

Bora Bora is one of several islands that belong to the Society Islands group of French Polynesia. Our Bora Bora travel guide will give you the essential information you need for your trip.  Encircled by a lagoon within a barrier reef, the island has become an internationally renowned tourist destination, and a haven for all kinds of water activities, in particular, diving and snorkelling. The barrier reef that surrounds Bora Bora is a major contributing factor to the island's excellence as a diving and snorkelling site, as the waters of the interior lagoon are consistently calm, and thanks to...

While the word “paradise” might be overused in the travel industry, it's hard to deny that it's a word that's highly appropriate when it comes to describing Bali. It truly is a paradise, with friendly people, a richly complex history and culture, and an incredible wealth of stunning landscapes and glorious beaches. Where to Go in Bali From family holidays in Bali to luxury resorts and comfortable private villas, the popularity of the island as a tourist destination ensures that there's accommodation to suit all requirements. There are family-friendly resorts and hotels all over the island, particularly in popular coastal towns such...

Ko Tao is a tiny island of just 21 square kilometres, and is part of the Chumphon Archipelago located on Southern Thailand's central Gulf Coast. Fewer than 1,500 people live on the island, but it receives well over 100,000 visitors every year. For decades, Ko Tao has been a popular spot for diving enthusiasts, thanks to its variety of marine life, calm waters, high visibility, and ease of diving.  Selected by us as one of the Worlds best islands. Where to Go Koh Tao Island The two main tourist areas are Sairee and Chalok Baan Khao. While the latter tends to be...

The Maldives is an archipelago in the Indian Ocean, comprised of nearly 1,200 coral islands of varying sizes, around 200 of which are inhabited. The islands are grouped into 26 atolls, each of which has two names: a traditional local name and a “tourist name” which is generally shorter and easier to pronounce. This exotic island group is absolutely idyllic, popular for honeymoons and other romantic getaways, as well as luxury retreats and Maldives family holidays. If you are on a tighter budget, then there are available holiday apartments in the Maldives. The Maldives resorts all inclusive The Maldives is a beautiful destination to experience...

Visit a true gem on the world map – Sri Lanka If you are looking for the best climate and weather, normally the best time to visit Sri Lanka is from the beginning of December through to the end of April - This is for the west and south coasts. If you would like to visit the east coast best options would be the beginning of May through to October. You will be pleasantly surprised when you arrive in Sri Lanka. Lush green vegetation, Buddhist temples and long stretched beaches are the order of your holiday. From the Portuguese, Dutch and British colonisation,...

Amidst the dazzling lights of the big city, the world’s most populous metropolitan area shines brightly. Tokyo is magical with all its lively colours and modern architecture, balanced out with its ancient temples and rich culture. It is no wonder most photographs of Tokyo are taken at night, for it is at this time when the city is at its most beautiful. It has a buzzing night-life; it is one of the cities that never sleeps. Steeped in thousands of years of history, Japan is also known for its delicious cuisine and majestic temples and architectural features. In 2014, it...