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Prambanan is the largest Hindu temple complex in Indonesia—and one of the finest examples of Hindu architecture in Southeast Asia.
Built in the 9th century near Yogyakarta, the complex was dedicated to the Trimurti: Brahma the Creator, Vishnu the Preserver, and Shiva the Destroyer. The tallest tower, devoted to Shiva, rises 47 metres high... See more
Often called “Halong Bay on land,” Ninh Binh is one of Vietnam’s most breathtaking regions—where limestone cliffs rise from green rice fields and winding rivers cut through ancient valleys.
Take a peaceful boat ride through the caves of Trang An, explore the dramatic Mua Cave viewpoint, or visit Tam Coc, where small rowboats glide past karst peaks and... See more
Phnom Penh is a city of contrasts—where grand royal palaces stand alongside reminders of a difficult past.
Explore the elegant Royal Palace and Silver Pagoda, then take time to reflect at the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields, important sites that tell Cambodia’s modern story with honesty and weight.
Beyond the history, Phnom Penh is full... See more
Located in the heart of Bangkok, Wat Pho is one of Thailand’s oldest and most important temples—best known for its colossal Reclining Buddha, stretching 46 metres from head to toe. Covered in gold leaf, the statue represents the Buddha at peace, entering final nirvana.
But there’s more to Wat Pho than its famous statue. The temple complex is a centre for... See more
❤️ Tour of the Week: Indochina Delights
From the vibrant streets of Saigon to the mystical temples of Angkor, this unforgettable journey through Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia captures the heart of Indochina. Cruise the emerald waters of Halong Bay, give alms to monks at dawn in Luang Prabang, and explore ancient jungle-clad ruins near Siem Reap. This is a... See more
Every morning in Luang Prabang, as the city slowly wakes, hundreds of Buddhist monks walk quietly through the streets to collect alms from local residents. This daily ritual, known as Tak Bat, is one of the most meaningful traditions in Laos.
It’s not a performance—it’s part of everyday life. Locals give food in silence, and monks accept it with quiet... See more
Standing on a quiet hill overlooking the Perfume River, the Thien Mu Pagoda is one of Vietnam’s most recognisable landmarks and a symbol of Hue’s imperial past.
Built in the 17th century, this elegant seven-storey tower is the tallest pagoda in Vietnam—and a peaceful place to pause while exploring the former royal capital. From here, the views stretch... See more
Scattered across the island of Bohol, the Chocolate Hills are one of the Philippines’ most unique natural wonders. Over 1,200 grass-covered limestone mounds rise from the landscape in near-perfect symmetry—turning rich brown in the dry season, just like rows of giant truffles.
Legend says they were formed from the tears of a heartbroken giant, but... See more
Few places feel as dramatic—or as unforgettable—as Mount Bromo. Located in East Java, this active volcano rises from a vast, otherworldly plain known as the Sea of Sand, surrounded by jagged peaks and drifting morning mist.
The real magic happens at sunrise. Travellers make the early morning climb to a nearby viewpoint, where the first light of day reveals... See more
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