Halong Bay in Northern Vietnam is definitely one of those places that will take your breath away. Despite the crowds, Halong Bay should be a part of any Vietnam itinerary and booking a cruise on Halong Bay is the best way to experience this unique landscape.
Vietnam is an incredible blend of historical sites, modern cities, the best food, and stunning natural beauty. Plus the low budget needed for a jam-packed trip to Vietnam makes this one of the most popular countries for tourists in Southeast Asia. Keep reading for all of the important things to know before traveling to Vietnam.
Siem Reap is a city that is rich in Cambodian culture & history and is well-equipped for the masses of tourists that visit each year. There’s no denying that most tourists come to Siem Reap to explore the Temples of Angkor Wat. Which are amazing, but this guide will show you that there are other things to do in Siem Reap besides temples.
Cambodia is a fascinating country that offers so much. The best way to experience it is by visiting multiple provinces and the local transportation in Cambodia can take you far & wide.
Kampot is a laid-back city in Southern Cambodia, popular with ex-pats, yogis and locals visiting for a long weekend. For tourists wanting to experience the Cambodian culture beyond the main tourist hubs, Siem Reap & Phnom Penh, Kampot is the place to go. Below I will list 12 of the most wonderful things you should add to your Kampot itinerary.
Cambodia is a unique country in the way that it has its own official currency but prefers not to use it! I’m not sure if it was my limited research or lack of information that’s out there, but when I first arrived in Cambodia I was very surprised about the use of USD. So this guide will give a rundown of all things money in Cambodia and explain what is the best currency to take to Cambodia!
The temples of Angkor Wat are one of those places you walk into that instantly reminds you of why you travel. This wonderfully preserved history takes you back in time and makes it easy to envision just how the temples were in the 12th century. Being the largest religious monument in the world, some may wonder if one day you could even scratch the surface. But if organized well, you can definitely visit Angkor Wat in one day and explore the main highlights.