How to Enjoy a Day Trip to Nara, Japan
Soak up history and get friendly with the resident deer population in Japan’s beautiful city of Nara. Here’s how to plan your day trip.
Category Archives: Trip Planning
Best Ways to Travel Between Hong Kong and Guangzhou
Connectivity is as comprehensive as ever between these two cities. Just pick one option below!
Things to Do & Places to Visit in Ouarzazate, Morocco
Step into the filming site of many movies. Ouarzazate is famed for its spectacular vistas, but there’s plenty to do in the city too.
Top 7 Things to Do on Redang Island
The very definition of a tropical paradise, Redang Island offers a plethora of activities whether you’d like to get active or slow things down a notch.
6 Things to Do in Chanthaburi, Thailand’s Gem Capital
Be dazzled by precious gemstones, glorious religious buildings, and splendid nature in Thailand’s coastal town of Chanthaburi.
12 Great Things to Do in Antalya on Your First Trip
Discover the large Mediterranean city of Antalya which hosts a picturesque harbour, beaches, waterfalls, and tons of historical points of interest.
Top 10 things to Do in Goa That’s Not About Partying
Welcome to the smallest state in India!
20 Attractions in Isan, Thailand’s Largest and Least-Visited Region
Comprising 20 provinces, Isan in the northeastern part of Thailand is brimming with all sorts of attractions, from historical and natural to downright quirky.
Top 7 Attractions to Explore in Bukit Tinggi
Home to a village modelled after Alsace in France, Bukit Tinggi offers a respite from the heat and the chance to immerse in nature.
Ounila Valley Walk: Telouet to Ait Benhaddou in 5 Days
The picturesque Ounila Valley is best explored on foot. Here’s how a traveller embarked on the journey through the valley from Telouet to Ait Benhaddou across 55 kilometres.
A 6D5N Itinerary of Northern Vietnam: Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, and Sa Pa
We spent six days in Vietnam going through Hanoi, Ha Long Bay, and Sa Pa — and it left us hungry for more!
A Guide to Doi Mae Salong, Thailand
With its painful history far behind (but never forgotten), Doi Mae Salong now beckons with its picturesque mountains.
