The importance of the Angkor Archaeological Region on the development of Cambodia is often only visualized with showing the Angkor Wat and its nearby temples.

Imagine a city where eastern cultures are preserved, western influences flow effortlessly through its veins, and historical traits rule with an iron fist.

The name Mount Popa is synonymous with Buddhism and worshipping the ‘nats’. The spiritual headquarters of the pre-Buddhist spirits known as ’37 nats’ and hence a place of worship,

Chiang Rai is not only the gateway to the Golden Triangle: the northern-most province of Thailand boasts some of the country’s most scenic landscapes, gently-rolling mountain ranges, where numerous ethnic minorities still live in peace and harmony

Its impeccable imperial gardens; its museums; wandering roads where you have the chance to get lost in a UNESCO-protected atmosphere, and all this within easy reach of the organized hectic lifestyle of bustling Shanghai.

Ava is located nearby Amarapura and was once the seat of kings, but now the best craftsmen of Myanmar work there embroidering tapestries, casting bronze, carving teak, or weaving silk.

Filled with historical importance and stories, Thailand’s Golden Triangle forms one of the must-see regions in the country.

No visit to Chiang Rai is complete without making your way into the Golden Triangle, once one of Thailand’s most infamous regions for trading drugs and opiates.

Blessed with a rich history, a wonderful climate and heritage preserved via the ethnic hill tribe population, Chiang Rai remains one of Thailand’s most scenic provinces.