
Where to Stay in Siem Reap
A fun and bustling city, Siem Reap is where most travelers to Cambodia will stop off in order to see the stunning temple complex of Angkor Wat.

A fun and bustling city, Siem Reap is where most travelers to Cambodia will stop off in order to see the stunning temple complex of Angkor Wat.

The Southeast Asian nation of Thailand shares borders with Myanmar, Laos, Cambodia and Malaysia in the south.

Beaches of extraordinary beauty are the star attractions of Thailand’s largest island and wealthiest province.

Renowned for its ancient history, rich culture, and sensational landscapes, Turkey is dominated by highly favored destinations that draw millions upon millions of visitors annually.

Istanbul is a big, beguiling giant of a city, where millions of people live, work and play among its many varied neighborhoods.

Ancient temples, misty mountains, and vibrant markets combine to create one of Southeast Asia’s most captivating destinations.

With its wealth of fabulous beaches, the Philippines is one of the best countries in the world to head to if you want dazzlingly white sands, gently swaying palm trees, and glimmering turquoise waters stretching into the distance before you.

India is more than snake charmers, though you may want to take in a performance during your visit.

A country full of life, color and delicious cuisine, Indonesia’s sprawling cities can be a bit chaotic for travelers to navigate, although the wealth of sights make a visit more than worthwhile.

Located around two hours to the north of Tokyo, this small city is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country, and justifiably so.

Nestled away in the uplands of Bali is the beautiful town of Ubud.

In recent years, the tourism industry in Sri Lanka has really taken off, and it’s easy to see why.

Quiet and unhurried, this riverside capital carries the echoes of a long and gentle history.

As a wet-behind-the-ears traveler at the time, I decided to jump in the deep end and find a new home in Southeast Asia.

Although it is known as ‘the rice granary of the Philippines’, Central Luzon has much more to it than just endless plains of rice fields as magnificent mountains peaks are to be found alongside twinkling waterfalls, beautiful beaches and a wonderfully wild and rugged coastline.
