One major (and very understandable) allure of a South East Asian trip is the food. Every country has their own delicious dishes that are ideal for satisfying your many cravings. Vietnam has oodles of appeal when it comes to cuisine. A mash-up of flavours, influences and ingredients makes it one of the region’s most unique,…
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Hiking in Japan: the history behind 3 sacred Japanese trails
Japan is an immensely popular destination in the travel community. Everyone wants to walk Shibuya’s busiest street crossing, eat conveyor belt sushi , and live their anime fantasy. However, after living almost a year in Japan, I have realized my favorite part of Japan is not its modern wonders – although they are fascinating. What I love is…
Solo travelling in Korea – Be the main character in your own K-drama
Are you obsessed with Korean dramas, K-pop, or watching Korean food mukbangs on YouTube? Perhaps none of the above. But do you want to see an exciting corner of Asia with incredible history, nature, architecture and cuisine? Then solo travel in Korea is calling you! I moved to Korea alone 18 months ago, and since…
What to do in Rajasthan, a 2-week itinerary of 3 colourful cities
Vivid colours, camels and elephants, delicious food, and an ancient history… If Rajasthan isn’t on your travel bucket list, you need to add it now. Commonly known as the “Desert State”, the area spans across Northern India’s Thar desert. It’s packed with a rich variety of wildlife, as well as beautiful Havelis, hill forts and…
Explore like a local – Things to do in Gyeongju, South Korea
Seoul has been on most of our wanderlists for a long time, but have you heard about Gyeongju ? This chilled-out city has always been a travel hotspot for Koreans, but the rest of the world is just catching on to all the incredible things to do in Gyeongju. As Korea’s ancient capital, you can’t walk…
Explore like a local: how to enjoy Tel Aviv on a budget
Israel’s self-proclaimed non-stop city is hedonistic, cosmopolitan, and modern, with a casual seaside vibe and plenty of “east meets west” charm. With sandy beaches, buzzing markets, world-class restaurants, and a nightlife scene that can easily rival London , New York , or Berlin , Tel Aviv manages to be both effortlessly cool and undeniably unique. It’s also notoriously expensive,…
Should you put the Killing Fields on your Cambodia itinerary?
When you’re watching the sun rise spectacularly over the beautifully decaying temples of Angkor Wat or sipping cocktails on a dreamy Koh Rong beach, it’s hard to picture Cambodia as anything other than peaceful. Nevertheless, behind the country’s calm façade hides a horrifying history – one that still very much exists within living memory. The Khmer Rouge…
The Rise of Digital Nomads in Bali
What does a backpacker do when they run out of money? These days, there are more options than ever for those wishing to stay on the road or make it their very way of life… Digital nomads are popping up all over the place. Many are just starting out and leaving their home countries for…
Best islands in Thailand for any type of traveller
Wondering where to go for your next island getaway? We’ve got you covered. Let’s head to Thailand . The country where it’s somewhat okay to wake up on a tropical beach every morning covered in neon paint. Unsurprisingly though, there’s SO much more to this backpacking mecca than getting a bamboo tattoo of an elephant, spilling…
Where to stay in Singapore: A neighbourhood guide
Singapore was once considered more of a stop-over than a destination, but with so much to see in this exciting and stunning city, passing it by should be out of the question. We’re running through the contenders for the best area to stay in Singapore. Over the years, Singapore has accrued many accolades – cleanest,…
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