Bandung, Indonesia | Tracking Nature Prints of Volcanoes and Heritage Trails

“I come with the rain,” I muttered to myself while I watched the last sheen of daylight give way to dark clouds, casting over the countryside and heading to Bandung. I spent the three-hour train ride from Jakarta uneventfully fighting off sleep, and I opted to stare at the passing lush scenery as much as I can.

Things to do in Nakhon Phanom, Thailand

When one think of places to see in Thailand outside of Bangkok, most people would cite Ayutthaya, Sukhothai, Chiang Mai, Krabi, Phuket and Pattaya as just some of the most popular locations. Almost no one will mention a hidden gem of a place called Nakhon Phanom.

Where to Stay in Dumaguete | the Flying Fish Hostel

Whenever I travel solo, I follow my personal and my own wallet’s desire to stay in hostels. Even though traveling around the Philippines may present a challenge, since most cities still do not have hostels that appears hip and easy on the pocket. In recent years however, I’ve seen a steady increase in this type of accommodation fitting the budget of backpackers on many locations.

2018 Mekong Tourism Forum | Sustainable Tourism, Exciting Start-Ups and Role of Influencers

People often associate Mekong River exclusively to Vietnam. Unbeknownst to many, the mighty Mekong stretches a long distance and drawn-out amply forming a sub-region inside the vast Asian continent. The countries of Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Thailand, Myanmar and even China, are all needled together by Mekong River.

Where to Stay in Luang Prabang: Lotus Villa Boutique | Laos

It was starting to darken when I arrived at Luang Prabang causing me to hurry my pace in locating my hotel. Guided by my Google Map, I walked pass the main street of the city's historic district. It was a lovely surprise finding out a few days before, that Lotus Villa Boutique situates right smack in the UNESCO Heritage area of the city. Established in 2008, this small property houses 15 soothing rooms and 2 suites – all designed within the fervor of the architectural style of Laos’ colonial past.