Category: Southeast Asia
Finally, Siem Reap
Siem Reap was the other major country in our two-week Indochina trip which we really looked forward to in visiting. Not having been to famous Angkor Wat before, I was often advised by friends who have been there that I should wear comfortable clothing as […]
Tranquility and Nostaglia Equals Pavillon d’Orient
One look at Pavillon d’Orient photos online convinced me that we will have a pleasant and relaxing stay in Siem Reap. And as an agreement to what I have thought, this was what greeted us upon our arrival. Enchanted. Yes, that was the first word which came […]
Overland Border Crossing: Bangkok to Siem Reap
I think it was a wise decision to go to Siem Reap from Bangkok over land. I was unable to try out the trains of Myanmar so I really hoped to have at least one train ride in our two-week journey. And going back to […]
Pretty in Pai
Pai pretty much surprised me. Though I was curious as to what to really see here, I did not expect to truly like our one night sojourn in this tranquil place. Located in the northern province of Mae Hong Son, three hours from Chiang Mai, Thailand, […]
Indochina Trip Itinerary and Expenses
Planning my Indochina trip was no easy task. From booking our tickets to shopping for hotels, I considered many factors when I created my itinerary.These include budget, wants and likes, my travel buddy’s interests and so on.This trip was nine months in the making. So […]
Hello Mandalay!
We only had one night to spend in Mandalay. Me and my friend did not have much idea what this city has to offer. But of course we did our research before embarking on our five-day journey to this beautiful country called Myanmar and had […]
A Delightful Stay in Hotel by Red Canal Mandalay
I definitely did not make a wrong choice when I booked a stay at Hotel by the Red Canal Mandalay. Pictures of the hotel did not do justice. The place was elegant, cozy and a wee bit charming if I may add. One can expect […]
National Museum Free Admission
The National Museum recently announced that it will open its doors to all from November 17-21, 2015, coinciding with the annual APEC meeting. The National Museum is open Tuesdays to Sundays from 10 AM to 5 PM.
Biking in Bagan
Biking is one of my favorite past times back home. I have also found a liking to biking in far-off places in my home country. When I planned for this trip, I made sure to include solo biking around Bagan, even just for a few […]
Bagan is Beautiful
What can I say about Bagan? Simple. Bagan is beautiful. Though I had only stayed for a full two days here, and was unable to witness the famous Bagan sunrise and sunset due to cloudy weather, seeing the pagodas were more than enough to convince […]