Monkey selfies… Waterfall hikes… And the most beautiful nature…

Ubud is the perfect introduction to Bali!

Known as Bali’s cultural heart, Ubud blends jungle beauty and tradition… Think rice terraces, hidden temples, and the unmistakable scent of incense drifting through the air.

If you’re planning your first trip to Bali and wondering what to do in Ubud, you’ve come to the right place….

From sunrise ridge walks and temple rituals to spa days and jungle cafés, this guide shows you how to experience the very best of Ubud… Without the overwhelm.

I pulled into Wat Pha Lat after a very scenic and winding route from the Old City in Chiang Mai.

Google Maps was a life saver… What would I do without an e-Sim!

If you’re planning a trip to Thailand and want to stay connected without paying sky-high roaming fees, this one’s for you.

I’ve landed in too many airports before… Tired, jet-lagged, and instantly hit with ‘No Service’ moment…

So for my latest adventure in Chiang Mai, I decided to try something new: a Sim Local eSIM.

Rolling through the mountains from Chiang Mai to Pai felt like I was entering another world…

Where time slows down, people chill out, and scooters and sunsets are the norm!

If you’re planning a shorter trip to the hippie town and wondering how to fill 3 days in Pai, then this blog has got you covered.

The vibe is simple, the people are warm, and the scenery feels endless.

After a month exploring Thailand, I thought I’d seen every kind of Buddha statue imaginable..

But none like this one.

Standing beneath Da Nang’s 67-metre-tall Lady Buddha, surrounded by ocean mist and the gentle sound of temple bells, was a complete surprise… And one of the true highlights of my time in Vietnam.

Many travellers only glimpse the statue from My Khe Beach, unsure if it’s worth the trip… Trust me, it is!

I finally got to see the famous lanterns glowing up in Hoi An at night… And it was awesome!

However, I couldn’t believe the history of the ancient town… Fascinating!

So yes, Hoi An is worth visiting!

But before I came, I had questions…

Is it just an Instagram town?
Will it feel overcrowded or too touristy?
Is there more to do than tailors and lantern photos?

Let’s find out!

Learning about the history, culture, and traditions of Vietnam through street art… Awesome!

Are you looking for something unique to do in Hanoi that’s not just another pagoda or temple?

Phung Hung Mural Street might be exactly what you’re after…

A peaceful, photo-worthy slice of local stories hidden just steps away from the chaos of the Old Quarter.

When I first planned my trip to Sapa, I faced the same question you’re probably Googling right now…

Is the Hanoi to Sapa luxury bus actually worth it, or should I take the train instead?

The journey between Hanoi and Sapa is long , 315km through winding mountain roads - and every guidebook, Facebook group, and blog seems to recommend something different.

Spoiler: if you value comfort without splashing out on a private car, the luxury bus is often the sweet spot. Let’s dig in.

When planning my latest trip to Bangkok, there was only one restaurant recommended

The famous Phed Mark’s… I was never going to say no to a birthday Pad Kaprao was I.

So I headed over to the Sukhumvit area to sample the spicy sensation.

But here’s the thing: Bangkok is packed with incredible Pad Kaprao stalls on every corner, most for a fraction of the price. So is this viral spot actually worth the hype?

I timed my trip perfectly: clear skies over Ha Long Bay, epic trekking conditions in Sapa, and the kind of sunrise at Angkor Wat that people call once-in-a-lifetime.

When you picture Vietnam and Cambodia, you probably imagine trekking through rice paddies, exploring lantern-lit streets, or standing in awe before Angkor Wat...

But here’s the truth: none of that magic feels the same if you arrive at the wrong time of year.

On my first Southeast Asia journey, I learned that lesson fast.

Here I am sitting on the beach at Maya Bay… It really is like in the movies…

By far my favourite Instagram spot in Thailand!

Thailand is one of those countries that feels like it was made for the camera.

But here’s the challenge: with so many places competing for attention, how do you find the most Instagrammable spots in Thailand?

Ahh Vietnam… the crazy street scenes, the breathtaking natural beauty, and some pretty epic adventures too.

For travellers searching for the most Instagrammable places in Vietnam, this country delivers it all.

The challenge, of course, is knowing where to find the best photo spots in a destination overflowing with them.

In this blog, I’ll share the 7 most Instagrammable places in Vietnam from my journey

World-class fitness gyms, beginner-friendly surf breaks, and an incredible café culture…

Canggu is a dream.

Planning a trip to Bali and wondering what to do in Canggu? You’re not alone.

Canggu isn’t just a destination. It’s a vibe.

This guide will help you choose the best activities in the awesome surf town.

Slow days exploring the jungle temples of Chiang Mai were unforgettable — but the buzz of Phuket was just as incredible in its own way. And the food in both? WOW.

Whether you’re hiking mountains in the north or island-hopping in the south, you’re in for an adventure you’ll never forget.

So which one wins — Chiang Mai or Phuket?

In this blog, I’ll break down these two iconic Thai destinations — two of my favourites in all of Southeast Asia.

Is Hanoi worth visiting?

That is the question that I was asking myself as I planned my recent trip to South East Asia.

I’d already explored the south of Vietnam…

Chaotic Saigon, the Mekong, the island life in Phu Quoc, but I’d heard Hanoi had a whole different vibe.

Colder. faster paced. More traditional. More intense. And with the famous egg coffees!

Hanoi surprised me in the best possible way.

For a second, I thought I was in Miami…

Palm trees, sleek skyscraper hotels, locals exercising at sunset — but no, this is Da Nang!

Planning a trip to Vietnam’s central coast and wondering if 2 days in Da Nang is enough?

On my last trip here, I soaked up all the highlights (and found a few secret spots too).

So I’ve pulled together this epic 2-day Da Nang itinerary, covering where to stay, what to eat, and the best tours to book ahead

Zipping through the streets of Bangkok in a tuk-tuk is a unique rush of adrenaline, and the mountain calm of Chiang Mai? Incredible!

Then there is Maya Bay… I can’t even put it into words…

Thailand is full of contrasts. One moment you’re eating street food under neon lights, the next you’re swimming in turquoise waters with cliffs all around you.

But for first-time visitors, it’s hard to narrow it down — where do you even begin?a

So sweet, but so tasty… Egg coffee is a delightful surprise.

And Cafe Giang might just serve the best one in Hanoi.

If you’re visiting the city and wondering where to find Hanoi’s most iconic cup of coffee, you’re in the right place.

I had the same question when I first arrived…

And like many curious travellers, I kept hearing about one place: Cafe Giang, the legendary birthplace of Vietnamese egg coffee...

My first morning in Canggu and I stumbles across this absoulte gem of a cafe.

Beautiful food, strong coffee, and a truly unqiue ambiance… I can see why Gig Susu is Instagram famous in Indonesia!

Is it really worth the queue though?

Is Bali still worth visiting, or has it lost its soul to mass tourism?

That’s the question I asked as I headed over to the Indonesian Island from Singapore…

After months of planning… and plenty of Instagram stalking… It was time to find out!

I’d seen all the usual shots — infinity pools, fancy cafés, and crowds chasing that perfect sunset.

Turns out, it definitely is….

Planning a sunrise visit to Angkor Wat?

You’re not alone… It’s one of Southeast Asia’s most iconic (and crowded) experiences.

But should you book a guide or wing it solo? Where do you stand for the best photos? And how early is too early?

When I visited, I booked a sunrise tour with a Cambodian guide named Mr. T…

And by 5:15 AM, he had us laughing, skipping queues, and standing in the exact spot for that postcard-perfect reflection shot. No guesswork. No stress.