Activities
There are a staggering 179 UNESCO World Heritage sites peppered across Asia and the Pacific, with China topping the list for the most number of sites. Naturally, it’s near impossible to visit all UNESCO sites across Asia. So, we’ve whittled it down to 10 that you should definitely put on your travel bucket list. Stunning UNESCO… Continue reading Travel through time: 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Asia
Europe is hard to beat when it comes to history, architecture and cultural heritage. European royal palaces are among the most exceptional attractions for any visitor coming from afar. These palaces offer a glimpse into Europe’s glory years where rich monarchs threw elaborate parties with members of high society, full of frills and the most… Continue reading History & Grandeur: UNESCO World Heritage Listed Palaces in Europe to Put on Your Bucket List
Nowhere does street food quite like Southeast Asia, and Phuket is no exception. Though it is known first as a place for a beach holiday, Phuket’s food scene is becoming increasingly prominent, particularly when it comes to street eats. Expect to taste decadent seafood, a range of ethnic dishes and plenty noodle meals as your… Continue reading Street Food in Phuket – 5 Dishes to Try
Springtime brings magic to life in Japan, Korea and Taiwan thanks to the beauty of pink and white cherry blossoms. Every year, travellers flock to Japan for hanami (cherry blossom viewing) where the sakura flowers delight. But you can also enjoy the charm and romance these flowers bring in Korea and Taiwan! Here’s some of the top… Continue reading Where to See Cherry Blossoms in Taiwan 2017
Every spring, travellers eagerly await the blooming of cherry blossoms in Korea. [Hope you 90’s kids got my Savage Garden reference ;p ] Much like hanami in Japan, everyone gets excited about the romantic transformation every spring in Korea. Timing is everything (these pretty blossoms aren’t in full bloom for long!), so you’ll need to… Continue reading Chic a Cherry Blossoms – Best Places See Cherry Blossoms in Korea 2017
Cherry blossom viewing in Japan, also known as hanami, is an event locals and tourists from all over the world alike, look forward to each spring. Notorious for it’s immensely short bloom (just one to two weeks), planning a trip to Japan to see the cherry blossoms during the fleeting sakura season can prove to… Continue reading Hanami Guide: Top Spots to See Cherry Blossoms in Japan 2017
By Sara Morgan-Beckett – New Yorkers love to brunch. Not just a mid- to late-morning affair, weekend brunching often stretches until three or four in the afternoon. Keeping your eye on the prize is key to enduring a lengthy wait at popular eateries. That prize may very well be baked eggs and coffee… Continue reading Brunch in New York
There’s a constant carnival of markets in Bangkok. Day, night, food, flower or floating, you could spend your entire trip shopping and eating your way through the myriad. Make sure to bring a big appetite and wear a comfortable pair of shoes! To help you find your way around, here’s a quick Bangkok shopping guide… Continue reading Bangkok Shopping Guide: Markets in Bangkok
‘Voluntourism’ is a popular way to combine travel with volunteer work for a charity or non-profit organisation. Volunteers can assist in an international ‘people’ or ‘planet’ orientated project for a week, a month or a whole year. In return, you receive free bed and board with a host family, the chance to integrate into a… Continue reading Positive Footprint: How to Contribute and Help When You Travel