COUNTRY: THAILAND
Remarkable things to do in Krabi
Unlike its louder sister, Phuket, the province of Krabi has a quiet charm. Perched on the southwest coast of Thailand, it is a haven for tourists looking to escape the hubbub and soak in tranquility. Take a rejuvenating trip to the area blessed with some of nature’s most stunning formations…
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Thanyapura Resorts Brings Their World-Class Wellness Retreat to China
More than just the average resort. Nestled in the tropical island of Phuket, Thailand is the Thanyapura Health and Sports Resort. Known as a leading sports, health and wellness destination, this premier sports resort elevates the retreat experience by combining overall wellness with luxury resort living and Thai hospitality. With…
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Southeast Asia’s Most Underrated Treasures
Southeast Asia is home to some of the world’s most beautiful places to visit. There’s bustling Bangkok in the ‘Land of Smiles’; old Town Hoi An in Vietnam; as well as the white sand beaches of Boracay in the Philippines. But those are just three of the hundreds of ravishing…
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Tribes, Temples and Truce: Kanchanaburi Province
From the urban sprawl of Bangkok to white sandy beaches and clear blue seas in the south, many of Thailand’s major destinations like Krabi, Phuket and Samui, will already be extremely familiar to regional travellers. Then there’s the Kanchanaburi Province, that is well worth a visit for its rich culture,…
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Adrenaline Island: Phuket
At only a 2-hour flight from Singapore, and nearly three-quarters the size, Phuket offers plenty of outdoor activities for Singapore-based travellers. The island is known for its adventure racing and diving, including dive locations beyond Phuket, such as Phi Phi and Racha Yai. With the added bonus of being relatively…
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North to South: Thailand’s Hidden Gems
When it comes to Thailand, many of us have probably been to some of its most famous sites – whether it’s Chiang Mai in the north, Bangkok in the central region, or Phuket in the southwest. However, there are other attractions beyond these famous sites that are worth exploring depending…
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Beyond The Walled City
Situated in the foothills of Northern Thailand’s famous mountains which stretch well into neighbouring China and Laos, the city of Chiang Mai is known for its walled city, with cool weather and numerous ancient temples. Crisscrossed by a network of trails, Chiang Mai’s vast hinterland makes an ideal place for…
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Bangkok Short Breaks
Thailand remains a popular holiday destination thanks to its proximity to Singapore and its varied offerings, ranging from beach resorts to bustling cities and mountain towns. Starting from Bangkok, you can explore its quaint neighbourhoods, or head further afield to neighbouring Nakhon Pathom or Sukhothai to explore a different side…
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Short Breaks: Bangkok-Ayutthaya
Ayutthaya, the former capital of Thailand (then known as Siam), was founded in 1350. During its golden age in the early 18th century, it was home to nearly a million people from all over Asia and even Europe. Ayutthaya was destroyed by invading armies in the 1760s, and later rebuilt…
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On The Edge of Bangkok
Khao Yai National Park is roughly a 3-hour drive from Bangkok and is one of Thailand’s most visited national parks. In terms of size, it is the third-largest in the country, covering 2,168 sq.km. Within the park, you can find some of Thailand’s most diverse flora and fauna, with 2,000…
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Cultured North: Chiang Mai’s Culture and Nature
Once the ancient capital of Thailand’s Lanna Kingdom, Chiang Mai’s history dates back over 700 years. Today it’s a bustling city of over 200,000, but its historic Old City centre remains dominated by dozens of ancient stupas and temples, all overlooked by the golden spire of the famous Wat Doi…
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Epic Rail Journey
As of 10 July 2018, Singapore is still expected to have a high-speed railway (HSR) link to Kuala Lumpur in 2026. The buzz about it is that the direct journey will take a mere 90 minutes from Jurong East to Kuala Lumpur – it beats flying to get there, if…
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Unique Accommodation: Glamping
From lush forests to glacial mountains and vineyards, tented camps are the new byline in luxury, and it’s even got its own vocabulary. Gone are the days of dingy tents and flimsy collapsible chairs – glamorous camping, or ‘glamping’, proves that you don’t need solid walls to soak in the…
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Culture in Nature: Khao Sok National Park
For a getaway from Thailand’s popular beach destinations, you can head inland to explore its lush landscape where you can stay with the locals. Located in the southern portion of Thailand, the 738 sq.km. Khao Sok National Park – one of Thailand’s largest – is a lowland jungle that’s believed…
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A Stone’s Throw Away
Travelling for the weekend has never seemed so near With numerous amounts long weekend holidays, spending it somewhere near the city can get very dull and tiring. With only a weekend to get away the hectic and fast-paced lifestyle, a short escape to some of Southeast Asia’s most beautiful places…
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