Adventure Traveller

A viral dish, a wild hamster sighting, or an unusual flight can turn a passing curiosity into a reason to travel.

These snail mail subscriptions turn travel, creativity, and curiosity into small adventures you can open, solve or try at home.

Living with a nomadic family in Mongolia’s Gobi reveals a side of travel that sightseeing alone cannot offer: the privilege of participating in everyday life.

Letting music shape your travels can lead to spontaneous encounters, local connections, and experiences beyond the itinerary.

Walk Japan leads small-group walking tours connecting travellers with Japan’s rural landscapes, local communities, traditional gastronomy, and hot springs.

Creative classes offer female travellers a low-pressure way to acquire local skills, foster cross-cultural connections, and make friends.

Small solo trips offer women a liberating way to travel without waiting for companions or matching complex schedules.

Discover six beginner-friendly travel experiences that encourage women to step outside their comfort zone and embrace hands-on learning.

A first-time bikepacking trip along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way proves you can start something new with preparation and flexibility.

Self-guided walking holidays offer the freedom of independent travel without leaving you to handle every logistical detail.

Living closer to Singapore reveals a playful, community-led side to the city beyond its glitzy, high-cost image.

Modern travellers have endless information, but leaving room for uncertainty can bring back the serendipity that makes travel memorable.

Travel side-quests turn ordinary trips into memorable adventures, helping you connect with destinations beyond attractions and bucket lists.

Travelling before social media meant getting lost, asking locals, and discovering places without letting an algorithm dictate your itinerary.

Following curiosity over algorithms across Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan unlocks unhurried landscapes, rich Silk Road heritage, and authentic local connections.

Sarawak’s Sirin River by bamboo raft, discovering Bidayuh hospitality, forest cuisine, and community-led travel near Kuching.

Booking Terengganu's local tours and attractions is now seamless, thanks to a digital partnership between Tourism Terengganu and redBus.

South Korea’s interactive K-Chicken Belt platform maps regional culinary trails, traditional markets, and hidden cultural destinations for curious travellers.

One promises cool-weather relaxation, the other non-stop entertainment. Here's how to choose the best highlands escape for your family.

Pattaya offers a refined coastal escape of uncrowded beaches, artisan dining, and wooden architectural wonders just outside Bangkok.

Mountaineer Margaret Chew will share her story of resilience, grief, and triumph at an intimate upcoming Petaling Jaya talk.

Malaysia's new hiking restrictions introduce stricter rules for higher-risk trails, reflecting a growing focus on safer, better-managed outdoor recreation.

As adventure travel gains momentum on social media, travellers are learning that popularity alone isn't enough when choosing operators. 

After months of job rejections, Sofia took on a one-day cycling challenge around Jeju Island and rediscovered her resilience.