Cambodia may be famed as a tropical paradise for backpackers but it’s not something to be missed either when considering a holiday vacation with the whole family. Siem Reap, in particular, boasts tons of cultural activities that kids will absolutely enjoy and learn from—educational museums, scenic rides, fun workshops, thrilling adventures, awesome performances, and so much more. To help you curate a jam-packed trip, we listed down our recommendations for kid-friendly activities; read on, take note and get ready for an unforgettable getaway with the family! 1. Discover old planes at the War Museum A good way to start any foreign trip is by getting to know the history of the place on a deeper level. Head over to the War Museum to bactrack and understand Cambodia’s history. Discover stories from the civil war, a significant event that played a major role in how the country is today. While the…
Excited for your next big tropical adventure? Cambodia’s tropical climate makes it an ideal destination all year round and there’s never really a bad time to visit the town! Be aware of the two main seasons in Siem Reap though!—the dry season and monsoon season. With this in mind, planning your itinerary is easy. Here’s you guide to the best time to go to Siem Reap. Just pack according to the weather you’ll be in and you’ll be good to go. Understanding Siem Reap’s Weather Seasons in Siem Reap are basically divided into two—dry and wet seasons. However, it’s worthy to note that the weather here, much like anywhere else in the whole of Cambodia, is not completely predictable. It’s always handy to have a compact umbrella within reach, whether it’s to protect yourself from the sun or shelter from the rain. Check out Siem Reap weather forecast Dry Season…
If you are looking for a great place to eat in Byron Bay, there are many great options for you to choose from. Byron Bay has a huge variety of amazing restaurants, pubs, and cafes in different areas, all around this amazing seaside town. Read on to find out more about the best 10 restaurants in Byron Bay! 1. Miss Margarita Miss Margarita is a fun Mexican inspired restaurant, owned and operated by two friendly Byron Bay locals. Miss margarita offers diners both indoor and outdoor seating options, with a laid-back pub-type atmosphere. Happy hour kicks off at 5pm daily, where you can grab yourself some great deals on Cocktails and other alcoholic beverages. Top Suggestion: Mixed Plate Miss Margarita serves up all of your favourite Mexican dishes, such as burritos, tacos, nachos and a variety of different salads. We recommend choosing a few different items from the menu and…
If you are looking for a great place to eat in Sydney, you won’t be disappointed! Sydney has a huge variety of amazing restaurants, pubs, and cafes in different areas all around the city. From the busy CBD area in the middle of the city, to the peaceful seaside suburb of Manly on the northern beaches, read on to find out more about the best places to eat in Sydney! 1. Potts Point Aerial cityscape of Sydney Blackburn Cove, Darling Point and Double Bay suburbs. Real estate property in luxury suburbs of Sydney, Australia. Urban housing and development Located 3 kilometers east of the Sydney central business district, Potts Point is home to some of the best restaurants Sydney has to offer. From BYO dumpling houses, to fine-dining experiences, Potts Point has a huge variety of restaurants and delectable cuisine for you to choose from. Top Suggestion: Paper Bird Restaurant…
A tropical vacation is never complete without the perfect villa. Best villas give out an unparalleled sense of privacy and independence, which no other hotels can provide. We’ve scoured through the corners of Sri Lanka to find the best of the best villas in the island. Here, we’ve curated all our favourite accommodations to give you an idea of what your next holiday vacation be like while living in these personal paradise homes. 1. Tropical Sanctuary: Villa Victoria Spacious, contemporary, and elegant—three words that best describe Villa Victoria. This villa is our best choice for guests who are planning to enjoy the UNESCO-acclaimed city of Galle, which is conveniently located just thirty minutes away from the accommodation. Its five large rooms can fit a maximum of 10 guests—perfect for couples, families, and friends who are seeking for an ultimate tropical getaway! Villa Victoria is generously constructed with wide areas and…
Planning to visit Chiang Mai for a holiday? We couldn’t recommend it more as a great travel destination! This sprawling walled city in the north is stunning, laid-back and historical. Chiang Mai has quite a few seasons: hot season, cool season, rainy season, high season, low season, it even has a ‘burning season’…it may sound complicated but it isn’t, really! Keep reading to find out the best time to visit Chiang Mai… Do you like it hot? March to June Credit: 501room via freerangestock When I say hot I mean, really hot! The hot season means summertime in Chiang Mai and it peaks in the months of April and May. Temperatures can rise up to 40 degrees on sunny days with clear blue skies. The average temperature is around 35 degrees and they don’t drop below 25-degrees. You are going to have to brave and beat the heat! Because of…
Also known as ‘the rose of the north’, Chiang Mai is a beautiful walled city in the northern part of Thailand, surrounded by hill tribes, rainforest and mountains. This sprawling city was founded 7 centuries ago and for a long time, Chiang Mai was the capital of the Lanna Kingdom, home to 300 temples. Today, Chiang Mai still is the cultural centre in all of Thailand. The ambience is laid-back and easy-going and the surrounding nature is stunningly beautiful! The temperature is pleasant, much cooler than in the south of Thailand and there are plenty of things to experience, see and do in and around Chiang Mai. Is your trip leading you up to the north of Thailand? Good on you! Check out these amazing things to do in Chiang Mai: 1. Cafe scenes: Find out what everybody loves about Chiang Mai Chiang Mai has got a real friendly atmosphere…
Hua Hin has got the perfect blend of beach and city life, great for all kinds of travellers. It is one of those places in Thailand that works well for a laid-back holiday almost all year round. Not sure when is the best time to go to Hua Hin? This guide will walk you through Hua Hin’s climate and weather, also what each part of the year is best for, so you can plan the kind of trip that suits you best. Hua Hin’s Climate and Weather Hua Hin has a tropical climate, so you can expect warm weather and sunshine year-round. The main difference from season to season is not so much the temperature as the humidity, rainfall, and how easy it is to enjoy outdoor activities. Some months feel breezier and more comfortable, while others are hotter, rainier or a little more unpredictable. In general, the most comfortable…
The fabulous and sprawling walled city of Chiang Mai is located up in the north of Thailand and it is also known as ‘the cultural capital of Thailand’. In the last few years, more and more travellers decided to check out the north instead of the good old south and the endless white sand beaches in the Gulf of Thailand. Chiang Mai has a charm of its own: beautiful temples, old city walls, mountain views, cool cafés and a pace that feels a little gentler than Bangkok. It is a city that is easy to enjoy, but because it is more spread out than it first looks, it helps to know your transport options before you arrive. Not sure how to get around? Here is your guide to transportation in Chiang Mai, from airport arrivals and local rides to day trips and family-friendly options. Getting to Chiang Mai By bus,…
Food is an important matter when holidaying in exotic Thailand. Why? Well, the local food is divine! The Thai Kitchen bursts with excitement, spiciness, rich flavours and colours. Nobody gets enough of it! Chiang Mai may be the cultural capital in Thailand, it has also got a fantastic restaurant scene going on. Wonder where to eat? Check out our picks for the best restaurants in Chiang Mai: 1. Khao Soi Khun Yai Credit: dontree_m via freerangestock We have all heard about the traditional Tom Yum soup, green curries, red curries, masaman curries and pad thai but when travelling to the north of Thailand, you just have to try the local dish that goes by the following name: khao soi. It is a mix of crispy and soft boiled egg noodles with beef or chicken cooked in a creamy coconut curry. Where to get the best version of this local Northern…