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Brunei Travel Guide
The small sultanate of Brunei is certainly not a must-see destination, but I recommend anyone to spend a few days there in case they intend to visit the island of Borneo. In fact, if you decide to travel by land it is an almost forced stop to get from one part of Malaysian Borneo to the other.
Southeast Asia Travel Guide
Over the course of multiple trips, I spent nearly two years exploring the region by visiting all its countries. Whether you’re planning a two-week getaway or a multi-month adventure, you’ll find plenty of useful information and tips in this article to help you plan your trip to Southeast Asia.
Philippines Travel Guide
The Philippines is a tropical paradise in Southeast Asia comprising over 7,000 islands. They are known for breathtaking beaches, crystal clear waters, some of the best diving sites in the world, and the hospitality of the people with whom it is really easy to communicate since English is one of the official languages. The country also has a rich history and culture influenced by its Spanish colonial past.
Cambodia Travel Guide
Cambodia, officially the Kingdom of Cambodia, is often snubbed in favour of other Southeast Asian destinations, but the country has more than a few exciting destinations. Angkor Wat, the largest temple complex in the world and the most visited archaeological site in Southeast Asia, paradise islands in the south of the country, pristine forest, and a lot of recent history that unfortunately concerns one of the worst genocides ever. The government has a lot to offer.
Singapore Travel Guide
Clean, organized, futuristic. The prosperous city-state of Singapore truly feels like another world compared to other Southeast Asian countries. It is a fascinating and easy destination to explore, perfect for anyone who does not want to deal with the chaos that often characterizes other countries in the region, at the expense, however, of a fairly high cost of living. In fact, Singapore is by no means a cheap destination, especially compared to the countries that surround it.
Tenerife Travel Guide
Tenerife, the largest of the Canary Islands, is often associated with beaches, resorts, and nightlife, which initially didn’t appeal to me. However, the island surprised me: the otherworldly landscapes of Teide National Park, the lush forests of Anaga Park, the dramatic cliffs of the Teno Massif, and numerous towns boasting colonial architecture.
