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.
Sukhothai Historical Park holds the remains of the first capital of the kingdom of Siam, best explored by bicycle between the ponds and the lotus-bud chedis. Here are the temples to see first and our advice on planning your visit.
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Durian is sold on every street corner in Thailand between April and August, but it won't make it through your hotel door. Its smell has it banned from most hotels in the country, as well as from the metro and planes.
The Philippine archipelago has more than 7,000 islands, yet travellers almost always visit the same ones. Here are five islands that still see few visitors, with what to do there, how to get there and when to go.
About thirty minutes south of Pranburi, Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park brings together limestone peaks, a lotus-covered marsh and beaches that see few visitors. Phraya Nakhon cave, a boat trip on the marsh, the Khao Daeng viewpoint, here is our advice for planning your visit.
On some evenings in southern Thailand, the water lights up the moment you touch it. Here is where to see bioluminescent plankton, at what time of year, and how to pick the right night to give yourself the best possible chance.
70 km off the coast of Khao Lak, the Similan Islands can only be visited on a day trip, during the seven months the national park is open. Here’s how that day unfolds, what it costs, and when to go.
In Battambang, the bamboo train is a platform set on old rails, inherited from a transport system the villagers cobbled together after the war. Our advice on riding it, and what there is to see around the town.
Koh Nang Yuan is a small private island off the coast of Koh Tao, open to visitors for a limited window each day. Everything you need to plan your visit: the viewpoint, snorkelling from the beach, opening hours, prices and practical tips.
The Mae Hong Son loop links Chiang Mai to the Burmese border along roughly 600 kilometres of mountain road. This article covers what to see at each stage, how many days to allow and how to drive it without any unpleasant surprises.
Tonlé Sap lake changes its appearance as the seasons go by, and the villages along its shores offer completely different experiences depending on which one you choose. Here is our guide to where to go, when, and how to organise the visit from Siem Reap.
