Resting peacefully in between Java and Lombok islands, Indonesia offers a little piece of paradise called Bali. On this island province, spend your time in style by the serene seas in Seminyak and Jimbaran, then retreat into the cultural core of Ubud, set in the Balinese mountains amidst the gentle,
Formerly known as Burma, Myanmar is an exciting new front on the Southeast Asian travel scene. With its doors flung open in just the past few years after decades of isolation, Myanmar remains one of the planet’s last frontiers in terms of genuine culture, dazzling centuries-old landmarks and alluring natural beauty.
A new year brings fresh travel plans! Make this your year to travel Asia with Explorient, and explore our Top 8 Reasons why Asia is your travel destination for this year! 1. Strong Dollar Means Big Value The U.S. Dollar is at historical highs against nearly every Asian currency. For
Former Royal Capital of Laos, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this small city nestled amongst rolling green mountains and saddling the Mekong is not only one of the most beautiful cities in the South-East Asia, but quite possibly the world. Indeed, it doesn’t feel like a city at all,
Koh Lanta is a large island about 30 kms long and 6 kms wide off the coast of the Andaman sea in Southern Thailand. It is accessible by car, ferry or private speedboat from Krabi. What makes Koh Lanta special is that it hasn’t suffered from the over development like
Built in the first half of the 12th century by King Suryayarman II, Angkor Wat is the largest religious monument ever constructed in the history of mankind and is arguably the most beautiful and impressive historical edifice. Its magnificence and mightiness surpass that of the Pyramids and its artistic beauty
Though hundreds of thousands have stepped foot on Vietnam, its people remain somewhat a mystery. What is it about this unique heritage that makes it a hard code for outsiders to crack? For travelers, seeing it through the lens of the locals and understanding the people and the culture of
“A country of contrast” is probably the most accurate way to describe the incredibly diverse culture and geography of India; from the endless desert dunes of Rajasthan, to towering snow-capped mountains of the Himalayas, from steaming rain forests of Kerala, to the paradises of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands. India
With the expectation that Nepal is a small, land locked country, travellers often visit it as an extension to its big brother from the south, India. But the differences are clearly noticeable as soon as you enter the country. For a start, Nepal has a much slower pace of life, with
Most travellers to South East Asia stick with some of the old standbys – Thailand, Vietnam and maybe Laos or Myanmar now that they’re opening up more to foreigners, leaving out some of the most unique countries in the region, such as Indonesia. However, this really is their loss… Visitors
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