South Korea is a beautiful and unique peninsular country, sandwiched between the mainland of China and Japan with coasts bordering the Yellow Sea and the Sea of Japan. The northern border which it shares with North Korea is one of the most militarized borders in the world, erected following peace agreements in 1953. The countryside […]
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India is one of the world’s most populous countries, with an estimated population of around 1.4 billion people. Not only is it one of the most populous, but it’s also extremely diverse, with a number of different religious groups calling this nation home. While the country may not look much on a map when compared
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Bhutan is perhaps one of the countries in South Asia of which the least is known. This is due in part to their visitor and tourist system having been extremely stringent in the recent past, including lottery-based admission so as to help retain their culture and limit outside influences. Bhutan is headed by a King,
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Indonesia is one of the world’s most beautiful countries. With pristine seas, luscious sand beaches, temples and volcanoes to explore, we’re only skimming the surface of the things you can do and see in this enormous country, made up of thousands of islands. Whether you’re a fan of getting off the beaten path and visiting
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Vietnam is one of the most visited countries in South East Asia, and for good reason. With so much history along with beautiful beaches, mountains and unique villages to explore, there’s a lot going for it. Not only that but it has some of the most delicious food in the region with lots of fresh,
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It’s no secret that in the furthest corners of the world where waters run wild and forests are left to grow freely that groups of people live alongside nature in perfect amicable harmony. Tribal peoples across the world have always been a keen point of interest for those outside the tribes, conjuring up curiosity of
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Spanning across the southern tip of the South East Asian peninsular and 800 kilometers east across the ocean to the magnificent island of Borneo, where it has two states on the northern stretch of the island called Sarawak and Sabah, Malaysia is blessed with landscapes ranging from mountains, ancient rain forests, rolling green hills to
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I have to admit, when my husband tasked me with finding a place near Phuket, Thailand to spend a few days as part of our vacation, I knew nothing of the Koh Yao islands. There’s little information on the internet and I was at first reluctant to commit to anywhere else other than Phuket, in fear
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