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.

Blessed with an abundance of flora and fauna in almost all wind directions, the Sabah side of Malaysia’s Borneo hardly disappoints anyone with a soft spot for the beauty of Mother Nature.

The sprawling cityscape of Kota Kinabalu is a blissful destination for discerned travellers; often abbreviated to KK, the gateway to everything nature continues to emerge as a major player in the Malaysian tourism industry.

Sabah’s gateway to Borneo has long been on the radar for those eager seeing more of the natural splendour of Malaysia’s green heart. However, the city has blossomed over the years, where it once did not have a prominent position on the tourism map.

Casting aside one’s prejudices of what defines a country’s capital is fairly easy when arriving in Vientiane; Laos’ government and administrative centre just doesn’t fit in this box.

Love the ocean but not ready to take the plunge deeper into the deep blue sea?

Natural magnificence and all within easy reach of Guilin; the city has earned its place as one of China’s finest destinations when looking for jaw-dropping beauty in whatever direction you travel.

Hearing the waves slowly washing away on the shores, surrounded by swaying palm trees, offering shaded respite to its sandy shores, and all this merely a stone’s throw away from crystal clear waters that beckon to be explored.