Home to 37 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, for any traveler to India these important spots are a key aspect to their trip, and that was especially true on my own journey around the country. While I never
First Time in Chiang Mai – How I Experienced the Perfect Getaway
Thailand is one of my true travel loves. It’s a country I never get tired of visiting and I’m always excited to return. That being said, I haven’t actually seen a lot of it. Mostly I spend time
In Search of the Merlion
Singapore was an afterthought on our first journey to Southeast Asia. Scott had been there before, fell in love with the tiny city-state and wanted me to have the same experience. So after leaving Ban
Learning How To Cook In Cambodia (Recipes Included)
As a picky eater, I’m never entirely optimistic about the food when I visit a country for the first time. There are so many things that I don’t eat, which the rest of the world seems to love that
Getting Back to Nature in Hong Kong
Given the famous hustle and bustle of Hong Kong, one doesn’t necessarily expect many outdoors adventures when visiting. However, that is far from being the case. Hong Kong isn’t a singular place;
Instant Love Affair With Macao: A Few Reasons to Love the City
When Cathay Pacific suggested that I visit Macao as part of a recent project with them, I immediately agreed. Although I’ve visited Hong Kong a few times in recent years, I had somehow always skippe
The Southernmost Point of Continental Asia – Or Is It?
Located just off the southwestern coast of Sentosa Island in Singapore is a supposed geographic phenomenon – the Southermost Point of Continental Asia. The setting is located, logically enough,
Exploring The Ruins of Angkor Wat In Cambodia
One of the first posts I wrote following my trip to beautiful Cambodia was about a visit to Angkor Wat. In it I described feeling a little underwhelmed and that I preferred other temples in the areas
Honest Thoughts About My First Visit to India
Although visiting India always interested me, I had put it off because of other people. Over the years I had noticed that thoughts and opinions about the subcontinent were intensely binary – people
Top Romantic Travel Moments – Valentine’s Day Travel Ideas
I have mixed feelings about Valentine’s Day. It has always seemed so contrived and artificial, why do we need a day to tell our significant others that we love them? On a personal level, throughout