Kuang Si Waterfall is one of the most popular attractions in Laos, with its multi-tiered pools of milky blue water that you can swim in. This article tells you how to visit.
Despite our differences, Indonesia and Malaysia are more similar than you may think. Here are some of the pleasant surprises and culture shocks Malaysian travelers will experience when visiting Indonesia for the first time.
It is no secret that Malaysians have a sweet tooth. Here are 10 of the best Malaysian desserts that you must try — from peanut and sweetcorn pancakes, to glazed sweet potato donuts, to simple fried bananas.
Have you always admired Balinese culture? You can support a local business by doing a photo shoot in full traditional Balinese costume, complete makeup and hairdo. Here’s how.
Rice is the staple food in most Asian countries. But did you know that there are so many different ways to cook it to make completely unique dishes? Check out these 10 rice dishes that you must try in Malaysia.
Although rice is the staple food in Malaysia, noodles are also a popular option. With the various noodle dishes on offer, you will be spoiled for choice. Here are 10 of the best noodle dishes that you have to try in Malaysia.
Learn about the complete life cycle of rice and its production — from planting, harvesting, and processing, until it becomes the packaged rice you buy from grocery stores.
An easy hike with great views of the sea at the top? What more can you ask for? Located 20 kilometres from popular beach destination Port Dickson, Bukit Batu Putih offers all that and more.
Bagan is one of the most popular destinations in Myanmar. This article has all the practical guide for visiting Bagan, including best things to do, hotel recommendations and more.
Kopi luwak Indonesia is the most expensive coffee in the world. But what is it and why is it expensive? Is it ethical to drink kopi luwak? Find out where to find ethical kopi luwak tours in Bali, what it tastes like, and how to find authentic ones.