Vietnam has exerted itself as one of South East Asia’s favourite tourist destination, and as each year passes by, its popularity is getting stronger. A staunch nation given it’s relative size and wealth, Vietnam’s history is littered with wars, colonisation, communism and rebellion. Occupied by China countless times, the Vietnamese managed to beat off the invaders just as often. French colonisation has left a significant footprint on Vietnam’s culture, in particular its cuisine. And then of course, is the infamous Vietnam War – an everlasting scar on the face of …

Like China, India too is a nation of diversity, vibrancy and tranquility. It’s not hard to see why India has become a hot spot for travellers, offering an exciting roller coaster of a travel experience that you will either love or hate. Many visitors tend to see saw between the two, probably because it’s a country that gets in your face and shakes up every pre-conceived notion you’ve ever had about the place.
There’s certainly no shortage of things to see or do when in India. Befitting its size and population, …

A lot can be – and is – said about Japan. You have the old and the traditional almost perfectly balanced, in fact, even somewhat juxtaposed with the new and the modern. What do you think of when you hear the word Japan? Do you think high technology, futuristic cities, fast cars, bullet trains or do you get visions of a grand ancient culture, with temples, samurais and kimono clad geishas? Well, in any case, all this can be found in Japan today. And this is what makes Japan such …

Ranked among the most favourite South East Asian travel destination, Thailand is a haven for backpackers, culture conesuers, laid back resort types and party animals. It’s a place that offers something unique and special to all.  What’s not to love about Thailand, first you have the great food, fantastic tropical climate, and then there is the fascinating culture and simply amazing beaches that make it magnet for travellers all over the world.
It’s little wonder then that Thailand is the most popular tourist destination in South East Asia.This of course has …

Hong Kong is one of the most well known cities in the Aisan region. It’s an entreprenerial city where trade is once again booming – 10 years after its handover from Britain to China. Any trip to China would not be complete until you visit Hong Kong. Whislt not an exhaistive list, here’s a brief rundown of the best things to do whilst you’re there
1. Taking a ride on the Star Ferry across the harbour is definitely something to experience. It is wonderful to see the people who have made …

Location
Seoul is located at the north-west corner of South-Korea, 50 km from the border of the De-Militarized-Zone (DMZ) with North-Korea. Toward the west is the neighboring major port-city of Incheon, which is normally included in the Greater Seoul Area. Seoul itself covers an area of 600 km2, but Greater Seoul includes Incheon and numerous satellite cities. The city is surrounded by 8 mountains, with Namsan Mountain in the middle, and is split by the Han River, passing through the city and flowing into the Yellow Sea.

Weather
Seoul knows 4 distinct seasons. …

Malaysia is located in South East Asia, and consists of thirteen states and three federal territories. The diversity of Malaysia to caters to needs to many travellers and the natural beauty of the jungles and natural ecosystems never ceases to amaze the many visitors that come to the country each year.
Geographically, Malaysia is as diverse at its culture. With much of the South East Asian region, travellers can expect to see influences from many cultures all mould into – in Malaysia the influences come from the native Malay, Chinese and …

There’s certainly no shortage of attractions that draw people to China. A wondrous nation with a tremendous history, China’s journey towards economic growth has been as epic as one its greatest landmarks; The Great Wall. The solidification of its identity and acceptance in the global community has placed China as one of the world’s foremost travel destinations, particularly since the 2008 Beijing Olympics, which was as much a parade of China’s rich cultural history as it was a global sporting spectacle.
Historically, China’s cultural sphere has extended across much of Eastern …

For those looking for a different cultural experience, or even just a great holiday destination, then adding Malaysia to your travel list will not disappoint. A Malaysian holiday can be a relaxed resort style getaway on one of the islands such as Sabah or Langkawi, bargain shopping and sight-seeing in the capital Kuala Lumpur, or perhaps a combination of both to let you experience the diversity of this amazing country.
Langkawi situated just off the northwestern coast of Peninsular Malaysia comprises a group of 104 tropical islands during the low tides …