A great add-on to any Asia holiday is enthralling Cambodia, in particular Siem Reap, once a dusty ‘one-road’ town, now ‘boutiqued’ up to the rafters. One that stands out is the utterly unique Sala Lodges: 11 Khmer-style timber houses on stilts. But although we love the lively streets of Siem Reap, the main reason heading north is the nearby temples of Angkor. One of the best ways to explore Angkor is by bike. Cycling the remote roads, branching off to lesser (sometimes deserted) temples, stopping off to observe orange-robed monks going about their daily chores and watching the sun set over these ancient wonders are all lifetime memory-bank experiences.
In 2025, travellers are not only taking the road well-travelled, they’re also taking detours to experience new places. This encourages you to see more destinations that are less well-known and crowded than the classic tourist spots as an add-on or the main destination. We have put together a list of ideas for you to take […]
Our Travel Specialist Sophie recently got back from a trip of a lifetime to Vietnam and Cambodia and is so excited to tell you her story! Read below her postcard from Southeast Asia… Greetings from Southeast Asia! I have been lucky enough to be off exploring Vietnam and Cambodia and I am so excited to […]
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