Southern Asia
Here you will find all of our posts from Southeast Asia and the Subcontinent. We’ve spent over 3 years in total travelling this region and consider ourselves to be Asia experts! It’s probably our favourite continent to travel (so far) and we can’t wait to return. For individual countries and other continents, refer to Our Destinations Page.
A Solo Traveler’s Guide to Palawan, Philippines
Travelling solo is not for everyone, yes, but if you haven’t done it yet, you may want to add it to your bucket list. Solo travel will give you a sense of freedom that you would not be able to experience if you were travelling with a companion. Unlike if you’re travelling with a group, ...
Cambodia’s Coastal Region: A Travel Guide
The south-western coastal region of Cambodia is easily one of the most beautiful places we’ve visited in Southeast Asia. From night swimming in the sea with bio-luminescent plankton to adventurous jungle treks to reach secluded pristine beaches, this region of Cambodia is a must see on anyone’s backpacking itinerary through the country. Due to the country’s ...
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A Motorbiking Guide to Lower Mustang, Nepal
You might think of Nepal as the ultimate trekking destination that is best explored on foot, where you will be following animal tracks, crossing high passes, and reaching the base camps of the highest mountains in the world. But, this small Himalayan country offers much more than trekking, and is so well set up for ...
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Bangkok, Thailand: A Digital Nomad Guide
Bangkok is a friendly, buzzing city visited by millions of people each year. The low prices, great coworking spaces, and abundance of sensational food also make it a popular base for Digital Nomads to live and work remotely from. We spent 2 months living in Bangkok as Digital Nomads in the northern part of the ...
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From Traveller to Tour Guide: My India Experience
“I’m on a trail-blazing journey!” I kept reminding myself. My hands were shaking with nerves and excitement as I boarded a plane in March of 2013 for a 4-month journey through India. India, a country that was completely foreign to me. In fact, I barely even knew anyone who had travelled there. But it was ...
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Wildlife Through The Lens: The Kinatabatagan River in Borneo
Standing on a wooden dock watching muddy, sediment filled water swirl past me, I reflected on how thankful I was to be a temporary visitor to this land of amazing and endangered animals. My husband, Chris and I spent a week along the Kinabantagan River in Borneo, Malaysia. Drinking coffee and eating fried bananas at ...
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