Choosing an accommodation by the river will reward you with breathtaking views and luxurious stays, while also allowing you to experience a much more local atmosphere when compared to Bangkok’s more modern side..

Since Kuala Lumpur and Singapore are so close to each other, it’s common for travellers to add both to their South-East Asia itineraries. Reaching either by plane is the fastest and most common method of travel, but prices can quickly become high if you wait too long. Luckily, there is a much cheaper alternative..

Although Malaysia is mainly known as a tea-drinking country, you would be surprised by how fast its coffee culture has grown in recent years. In the heart of historical Malacca you’ll spot coffee shops on every corner, especially around Jonker Walk, a bustling and popular Chinatown street in the heart of the city..

One of the first things you’ll probably notice once you step into the city is the humidity. This, mixed with high temperatures and tropical heat can be quite uncomfortable. And that’s when infinity pools come along as the ultimate solution..

There is no place quite like Bangkok. Step around the corner in a small alleyway and you might find yourself in front of a spectacular Buddhist temple. Turn another corner and you’ll be looking up at a super tall skyscraper. One of the places that for us best represents this amazing contrast is The Grand Palace..

Malaysia constantly straddles the line between the ultramodern and the traditional. Not far from the capital Kuala Lumpur are the Batu Caves, a huge complex of shrines and temples dedicated to the Lord Murugan, the Hindu god of war, located in and around a massive natural hill that rises from the chaotic urban landscape.

Are you dying to add Koh Lipe to your Thailand itinerary? Koh Lipe is part of the protected Tarutao National Marine Park and speedboats are the only means of reaching Koh Lipe, and to say these speedboats have built a reputation is an understatement..

Are you craving a delicious cup of coffee to enjoy while exploring Thailand? Or are you just simply looking for the best cafés and coffee shops the city of Chiang Mai has to offer? Well, say no more! With a wide variety of unique, rustic and modern coffee shops to be found all over the city, it can be difficult to know where to start your coffee journey..

Chiang Mai is the second largest city in Thailand, and a must-visit destination in the north of the country. With an absolutely stunning food scene, over 300 buddhist temples and a cultural history spanning all the way back to Thailand’s origins, Chiang Mai will charm you with its traditional architecture, small streets lined with coffee shops and local restaurants..

Koh Lipe is a beautiful island in the Andaman Sea, off the west coast of Thailand. It’s one of the best destinations in the country for scuba diving, offering activities such as swimming, diving and hiking. Visiting the island, however, requires some careful planning.

Ao Nang is one of the most popular destinations in Southern Thailand, and a must-visit for many travellers. With stunning beaches, colourful nightlife and easy access to several islands, Ao Nang sure has a lot to offer, but there are definitely a few things you should be aware of..

When planning a trip through Thailand, most people will probably either dedicate a few days to visiting Bangkok or skip it entirely. Everyone has their reasons, but if you’re unsure if the Thai capital ought to be on your itinerary, let us give you our 11 reasons why we believe it absolutely should!