Asia

Rural Life in Laos has one of the smallest population mass in Asia and villages tend to be dispersed, secluded and isolated from fundamental services. In Laos, each village tend to be a home to a distinct ethnic group. In towns, ethnic groups may exist side-by-side, but in the rural areas, they create new villages consisting of members of their own group, instead of joining a village inhabited by another ethnic group. Towns And Villages … Read more

We all heard stories of what Thailand used to be like 20 years ago, before it was spoiled by the hordes of drunk tourists flocking its islands. Just 3 hours flight away, there is still a place who maintains that exotic, virgin charm – the Philippines. To add to that, the beaches and scenery are even more beautiful, and everything is cheaper. The fact most potential tourists tend to overlook the Philippines while planning their … Read more

Planning to visit Kyoto? If so, the Bamboo Forest Japan is a must stop. It may be that you have not planned your trip yet, but you can definitely bring your travel experience to a new dimension (climbing Mount Fuji) if you plan for it wisely. So, when you see that the clouds in Kyoto have finally parted, it means that it is the right time to explore the destination many tourists love to choose: The Bamboo … Read more

Melanesia, a group of islands north and north east of Australia (including: Fiji, Solomon Islands, Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu), is a region that puts an emphasis on what “paradise” really means. The islands are amazingly beautiful, the history and culture is exotic and many of the people are known to be the happiest and friendliest in the world. Melanesia is a fascinating place, and apart from the natural beauty I find it to be … Read more

This is our first time traveling off season in South East Asia, we discussed many the many pros and cons before finally deciding to go. One of the cons involved was the weather – what would Indochina tours be like during the monsoon season/off season/rainy season/whatever you choose to call it? Last time we traveled to a hot country during the off season was to Vanuatu, and while the country was amazing. The weather was … Read more

We had about a month left in Malaysia before our trip down to Singapore in June and needed to find a place where we could relax and work for a while. Melaka turned out to be the perfect place for this, and we ended up staying there for the whole month – with it becoming our favorite city in Malaysia! Meet the Locals The people in Melaka are very relaxed and welcoming, and it didn’t take very … Read more

If you are a sucker for travel and music, just like me, then India won’t disappoint you. Amidst the two extremes of chaos and languidness, lies a constantly reverberating music scene. Music in India is an orchestra of different genres, beats, and tunes. During my tour, I found musical groups from all genres. India came across as a remarkable country for a music aficionado like me who travels to find a rhythm is every corner. … Read more

Where to Stay in Singapore – Singapore is a thriving tourist place which is full of amazing surprises. Singapore is home to modern architectures, tranquil temples, bustling markets, bars and restaurants, and a lot more. With so many things to explore, it is difficult and tricky to find out a perfect location to stay when on a Singapore tour package. Every tourist place has a unique culture and personality that offer a different insight into the … Read more

Traveling to Tibet is on many travelers’ bucket lists. Over the years, Tibet has become popular not only for its spiritual tourism but also for adventurous and offbeat tourism it offers. Tibet’s secluded locality, high altitude (popularly called as the ‘Roof of the World’), warm hosts, and old world charm make Tibet a must visit. You’ll enjoy serene spiritual vibes, religious monasteries and sacred relics, majestic mountains, breathtaking views and pristine lakes. And Tibet’s challenging … Read more