Destination Inspiration

There's a place for everyone – creative nomads, divers, hikers, or if you simply want to treat yourself, and after the year we've had, you deserve it. Here are some of the best places to stay across Malaysia for a microdose of travel.

Which island, when to visit, what to do, how to get there, and more important information on Malaysia's Perhentian Kecil.

While some of us may be looking to plan local holidays since borders haven’t opened yet, that doesn’t mean planning for travelling abroad needs to be put on the backburner. Here are a few tiny, lesser-known countries that are without active COVID-19 cases to consider putting on your list.

If you're searching for a picture-perfect destination with vividly captivating streets, buildings, nature, and faces, the UNESCO World Heritage Area of Hoi An in Vietnam should be your go-to.

Sri Lanka has a little something for every type of traveller, and to get some sweet relief from the constant humidity and hustle and bustle of the capital city of Colombo, a short getaway is necessary sometimes.

The tiny island of Belitung which is located to the east of Sumatra, Indonesia is the place to be if you’re looking to put a pause on your busy life as you know it and just take things as they come.

Our fun-but-hectic itinerary covered Colombo–Ella–Nuwara Eliya–Mirissa–Galle–Colombo. At some point in the planning stage, it became very obvious that our usual travel luggage wasn’t going to be practical or convenient. That is how our trip to Sri Lanka unexpectedly turned into our first experience at backpacking.

Of course, you can still enjoy the white sands and crystal waters, but there’s so much more on offer in Phu Quoc, Vietnam’s largest island.

Steeped in heritage and history, the quaint city of Iloilo is known for its Spanish colonial buildings and unique food. This has awarded the Philippine city with many nicknames like The City of Love, Queen City of the South, and the Heart of the Philippines.

Some whimsical, allowing you to explore worlds unknown, while others may just inspire you to think about where your next holiday may be, these books will surely take you and your imagination places.

The Banana Pancake Trail started out as the Hippie Trail. In the 1960s, many people from Europe and the US travelled to Asia to immerse themselves in new cultures and experiences.

With so many different beach destinations to choose from in India, you'll need to find something that’s right for you based on the amount of time you have, the activities you want to do, and what your budget is.

Da Lat City was officially established in the late 1800s and was a popular destination for Europeans wanting to escape the heat from other parts of Vietnam.

Luscious greenery surrounds every nook and cranny of Lake Toba, but if you’re more into adventure as opposed to kicking back and relaxing, research thoroughly before visiting this Indonesian destination.

Japan is home to some of the most beautiful lakes in Asia. With a choice of both developed resorts and remote destinations, you can plan the perfect trip and go home having had a truly complete Japanese experience.

Khanom’s one of the few places in Thailand not yet over-developed and flooded with tourists, and the main attraction here are the pink dolphins.

Some people might think it's too late to enjoy new adventures two things in life have zero-age restrictions: knowledge and travel.

Nestled in the semi-arid central region of Turkey is Cappadocia, a beautiful and historical region that’s hot on the radar of traveller’s in the know.

Little do people know that the Balkans is home to outstanding untamed nature, otherworldly landscapes, picturesque mountains, scenic views, crystalline lakes and rivers, and numerous national parks.

If you've only got a day to see the sights of Da Lat, Vietnam, here's what you shouldn't miss.

Time describes it as, “Fire and ice trips – one jaunt that juxtaposes two staggeringly different climates (usually one snowy, one sunny) — offer more variety and experiences than a single trip to one destination might.”

There's a lot to be discovered in your own backyard. Here’s why you should consider being a local tourist and explore your hometown every once in a while.

On a small island just off Kuala Terengganu in northern Malaysia, stands a stunning and grand structure made of steel, glass, and crystal known as the Crystal Mosque (Masjid Kristal).

Before you imagine cherry-hued sand or Kool-Aid-tinted waters, know that the Red Beach in Panjin, China is actually the largest wetland and reed marsh in the world.