Welcome to our travel blog! Here you will find practical tips, itinerary ideas, destination highlights we’ve fallen in love with… and plenty more inspiration to help you plan your next adventure in Southeast Asia.
Southeast Asia is not a destination you choose at random. It all depends on the month you travel. While one coast is experiencing the monsoon, another can be in full sunshine. This month-by-month guide tells you where to go and where to avoid, country by country, with a summary table to help you decide at a glance.
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Thailand has everything you could wish for in a dream honeymoon: peaceful beaches, unspoilt islands and romantic escapes far from the crowds. Discover where to go, when to travel and how to plan an unforgettable honeymoon.
With nearly 480 recorded species, Kaeng Krachan is Thailand's top destination for spotting forest birds, from hornbills to broadbills. Here's when to go, where to watch birds in the park, and how to prepare for your visit.
Most travellers pass through Sukhothai in a single day and miss what truly matters. Discover the three authentic experiences that make this former capital of Siam much more than just a collection of ancient ruins.
Every autumn, Phuket experiences nine extraordinary days of spectacular processions, firecrackers and vegan cuisine. Here are our tips to make the most of it.
Ubud is not just a stop on your Bali itinerary. It is the place where the island truly reveals what it is: temples that breathe, rice terraces hand-carved over centuries, and a living culture that you do not just observe, but can touch, taste and learn.
Behind the warm welcome, Thai culture is built on specific codes of respect and hierarchy. Here's an overview of the 5 customs that most often surprise Western travellers.
Swimming alongside a whale shark, the largest fish in the world, is one of the greatest dreams of every diver visiting Thailand. Discover the best places to see them on both the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand, the ideal season depending on the coast, and all of our practical tips to maximize your chances of an unforgettable encounter.
In Thailand, visiting a temple means respecting a strict dress code: shoulders and knees covered, shoes that are easy to remove. This guide explains the rules to know for both men and women, and how to prepare before your visit to avoid being denied entry.
Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai offer completely different travel experiences: the first is all about nature, trekking, and elephant sanctuaries, while the second stands out for its spectacular temples and more laid-back atmosphere. This guide compares both destinations in detail to help you choose the one that fits your travel style, or plan an itinerary that combines both.
