No trip to Cambodia is ever complete without a visit of the world’s largest religious complex, Angkor Wat. You can find a lot of incredible ruins on this vast site so how do you make a plan to see everything?? Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered with my 3-day Angkor Wat itinerary – plus a lot of useful tips for visiting Angkor!
After five months of my solo journey I found myself back in Southeast Asia. I headed from China to Laos, a country often overlooked by its seemingly more attractive neighbours – Thailand and Vietnam. Wondering how I spent over three weeks here? Read my Laos itinerary!
Laos may not have an access to the ocean but it still has a perfectly relaxed place called 4000 islands. The 4000 islands lie on the Mekong River in southern Laos, near the border with Cambodia. Here’s everything you need to know about travelling to the 4000 islands!
If there is one thing you shouldn’t miss in Laos, it’s the Kuang Si Falls. These unbelievably turquoise cascading waterfalls with natural pools where you can swim are easily accessible from Luang Prabang. Here’s what you should know before visiting the Kuang Si waterfalls!
Laos is an amazing country often overshadowed by its popular neighbours Thailand and Vietnam. It deserves just as much attention as other Southeast Asian countries but because it’s not visited or talked about as much, people don’t always know what to expect when coming here. Here are all the things you should know before going to Laos!
It has been a while since I last published a travel diary post. The last part of my travel diary was all about South Korea. From there, my journey continued to Hong Kong and China. China is huge so I only managed to see a small part of the country despite spending six weeks there. This was my China itinerary:
You can’t really go to China without seeing its wonder – the Great Wall. Here’s my experience of hiking the Jinshanling Great Wall, a less known section of the Great Wall of China. And how did I see the Great Wall for free?
China is an exciting country to visit, but at the same time it can be quite challenging. The visa process, the language barrier, the crowds, the Internet censorship, the toilets… there is a lot to take in. But don’t worry, I have put together everything you need to know before going to China! China is a very unique place and you shouldn’t skip it just because it’s a little bit harder than other countries 😉
If you are wondering what’s so special about taking a train in China that it needs a whole article, well, let me tell you… Train travel in China is not like in other countries. You can’t just show up at the train station, buy a ticket and go. First of all, you don’t speak Chinese. They don’t speak English. Second of all, there are A LOT of people in China. Train tickets get sold out all the time. And that’s…
Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in China is one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen and if you are planning a trip to China I absolutely recommend putting it on your itinerary. I promise it will leave you as speechless (if not more) as The Great Wall. Here is all you need to know before visiting Zhangjiajie National Forest Park.