Slow Travel

Two months of off-grid living at Humble Habitat taught me about making conscious choices and reconnecting with our resources, while still maintaining basic comforts.

Street view? Sorted. Experience Phuket Old Town’s streets and heritage buildings up close with this walking guide.

Got time? Add these out-of-London destinations to your day trip travel itinerary.

The Kuala Lumpur–Bangkok direct train is set to return by end-2025, strengthening cross-border rail connectivity in Southeast Asia.

Do you only have one day to discover Kuching? Explore the older part of Kuching town on foot to take in all its splendour.

Want to help reduce the effects of Bali's overtourism? Check in at these eco-resorts to make a small but significant difference during your stay.

“Trains are wonderful. To travel by train is to see nature and human beings, towns and churches and rivers, in fact, to see life.” - Agatha Christie

Cycling in busy and balmy Bangkok is the last thing on anyone’s mind. I was pleasantly refreshed by cool river breezes in the city’s semi-rural settings.

Here’s how you can contribute positively when you travel, with actionable steps that’ll minimise the negative impact of your next holiday.

Break free from the city hustle and embark on a meaningful adventure with these slow travel ideas. These lesser-known but stunning destinations will wow you.

In an era where discerning travellers increasingly seek personalised, immersive, and luxurious experiences, T’ROKA seeks to elevate your holidays.

The world is ever-changing, and it is likely that a few decades from now, some incredible places will no longer exist as we remember them. If there’s ever a time to explore some of these places, it’s right now.

Well, here’s something to look forward to! The Eastern and Oriental Express is set to charm its way back into Southeast Asia, and we can't wait to hop on board this resplendent train.

All aboard! Experience the magnificent beauty of Europe's most stunning train routes, where breathtaking landscapes will leave you speechless and eager for more.

Slow living is the new way to go, but what is it exactly? Find out why you should adopt this practice in your life.

Eager to learn how to take public transport in the Klang Valley but everything seems very confusing? Don’t worry, we’ve got you.

Now that Malaysians can travel again, booking a flight with the imposed SOPs can be a little intimidating. Here are a few ways you can (re)discover Malaysia without having to step onto a plane.

Better gaming on mobile, mini massager, (affordable) digital tablet or sketchbook, and water bottle Tamagotchi(?!). Here’s a list of travel gadgets to keep yourself entertained and comfortable on the go!

New year, new trends and hopefully new experiences for travel.