Cebu is the second aviation hub of the Philippines, and it also serves as the gateway to the Visayas, home to the majority of trips to the Philippines’ islands. It’s also a long narrow island that has a very distinct north, south, and a super busy 500-year-old city in the middle, with thresher sharks up … Read more
Palawan is a long thin province, almost 400 miles in length on the west coast of the Philippines. That’s a long way by car: El Nido is at the southern end of the island and to get to Coron you have to take a van for five hours, and it’s an island in its own … Read more
Over 7,600 islands, three major groups and a domestic flight network that concentrates virtually all flights on Manila or Cebu. For those who are visiting for the first time, they are likely to end up seeing airports if they attempt to see everything. The 10 locations are those that are worth creating a first trip … Read more
Ten days in Indonesia may seem like a long time until you map it out. The flight from Jakarta to Raja Ampat is not as short as that from London to Istanbul. The journeys that work have one rule: no more than two regions, and they must be traversed by a single flight or an … Read more
Bali is home to the bulk of Indonesia’s foreign visitors, and is located on one of the over 17,000 islands. Drive some hours in most directions and you’ll discover living funerals, spice islands that once dominated world trade, and reefs sparsely populated with any other boats. These seven are the ones that you can find … Read more
Bali is one island, but it’s 4 or 5. The rhythm of the surf towns in the south, of the artistic middle, of the volcanic north, of the quiet east, is different. The base you select here is more important than anywhere else! Where to Base Yourself Canggu and Seminyak Co-working coffee shops, black sand … Read more
Indonesia is a multicultural nation that boasts a diverse array of destinations to explore.Indonesia is a multicultural country with a wide variety of places to go and visit. The definition of seeing Indonesia is impossible in one tour – the island of Indonesia has more than 17,000 islands and three different time zones. A realistic … Read more
The first expectation is that this is not the beach shore of Cambodia. Kampot is located on a river, not on the sea, and Kep’s beach is a small stretch of sand bought from abroad. What these two towns have to offer is better: the best pepper in the world, caught from the water that … Read more
To most people, Siem Reap is the same as a hotel with temples attached. Extend your stay and you’ll discover a town with a serious food scene, a robust social enterprise culture and a lake ecosystem that’s unparalleled in Southeast Asia. Arts and Performance Phare, The Cambodian Circus No animals, no elephants: only acrobatics, live … Read more
Angkor Wat is the largest religious monument on earth and most visitors spend 3 hours. That’s a mistake. It was constructed in early 12th century as a Hindu temple to Vishnu by King Suryavarman II, and subsequently turned to Buddhist use; it is rewarded by any one who approaches it at a leisurely pace. Understanding … Read more
Travelers who just take it easy will be rewarded in Cambodia. There are sandstone temples devoured by jungle and a coastline of tranquil islands, and there are cities yet to write their next chapter. These 10 destinations span the country and don’t require a long trip. The temple was dedicated to worship in 1931.Worship at … Read more
Another memorable weekend of Worthy Farm were provided to the festival fans by Glastonbury 2025. Between the big headliners shows and unexpected performances, artistic stages, large crowds, and unpredictable weather, the festival presented the combination of music and culture that makes it so unique. The 2025 version also indicated how Glastonbury is still developing. In … Read more