Hạ Long Bay is one of Vietnam’s most recognisable destinations, famous for the thousands of limestone islands and towering karsts rising from the water. Located in northern Vietnam, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and, for most travellers, the best way to experience it is exactly as you would expect, from the water. Why
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Vietnam is a country of incredible contrasts, where bustling cities, ancient towns, beautiful landscapes and some of the freshest food in Southeast Asia come together. From the busy streets of Hanoi to the lantern-lit riverside of Hoi An and the waterways of the Mekong Delta, there is so much to discover. Whether you are planning
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Penang is one of Malaysia’s most fascinating destinations, combining historic streets, colourful temples, bustling markets, coastal towns and an incredible food scene. Located off the northwest coast of Peninsular Malaysia, the island is home to George Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its multicultural heritage, traditional shophouses and street art. Beyond the city,
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Kuala Lumpur is Malaysia’s vibrant capital, where modern skyscrapers sit alongside historic buildings, colourful markets, temples and mosques. It is a city of contrasts, with the Petronas Twin Towers dominating the skyline, bustling streets around Chinatown and some of the largest shopping malls we have ever seen. Beyond the city centre, attractions such as Batu
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Malaysia is a country of contrasts, where modern cities, historic towns, tropical islands and lush rainforests sit alongside one another. Located in Southeast Asia, it is divided into two main regions: Peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia, which occupies part of the island of Borneo. Many travellers are familiar with Kuala Lumpur and Penang, but Malaysia
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Food ended up being one of our favourite parts of travelling around Bali. Before we arrived, we knew the usual names like nasi goreng and satay, but we really didn’t know just how much we’d enjoy eating our way around the island. And some of our best meals didn’t come from restaurants with beautiful décor
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Getting around Bali can take a little getting used to. The island doesn’t look particularly large on a map, but distance doesn’t always tell you how long a journey will take. Traffic can be heavy, roads can be narrow and scooters seem to appear from absolutely everywhere. During our time in Bali, we used a
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Bali is an easy place to fall in love with, but there are a few things worth knowing before you arrive. From visas and arrival forms to local customs, money, food safety and even the footpaths, being prepared can make those first few days a whole lot easier. Some of these are things we researched
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Choosing where to stay in Bali isn’t just about finding a beautiful villa, hotel or resort. The area you choose can make a huge difference to your holiday. Bali has so many different sides to it. You can stay amongst rice terraces and temples in Ubud, beside the calmer beaches of Sanur, surrounded by restaurants,
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There is certainly no shortage of things to do in Bali. In fact, one of the hardest parts of planning a trip can be deciding what not to do. You could easily fill your days with: But here’s our advice: Don’t try to do everything. We spent around four weeks in Bali, and some of
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