Ancient temples, beautiful beaches, modern cities. Southeast Asia has a little bit of everything. It’s full of rich culture and endless things to do.
Over the past few years, Southeast Asia has seen a growth in tourism. With over 104 million international arrivals, travel to Southeast Asia continues to be a top contender on bucket lists around the world.
Dubai is a young city. It is hard to believe that this sprawling metropolis was a simple fishing village 4-5 decades ago. Today, it is totally different.
Dubai is home to some of the best architectural marvels in the world. The city has broken several world records by building the tallest building, the largest shopping mall, the largest indoor ski park, and the biggest indoor theme park, to mention a few examples.
The mighty Himalayas are not just a mountain range in India, they are a bundle of experiences to cherish for a lifetime.
Spread over thousands of kilometers, the mountains are home to picturesque hill stations, mighty snowcapped peaks, lush valleys, roaring waterfalls, shimmering lakes, adventure filled treks, peaceful getaways and so much more. If you seek solace, respite from daily schedules, adventure, or spiritual bliss, the Himalayas has a way to create wonderful vacations.
The Himalayan country of Nepal is blessed. The south Asian country settled at the foothills of the mightiest mountains in the world is a mysterious land.
Treasures of adventure, spirituality and experiences that you cherish for a lifetime lure you to come exploring. Vacations in Nepal offer a journey through mighty Himalayan peaks, ancient temples, adventure trails, unique wildlife, bustling markets, traditional villages and so much more.
Offbeat and budget – the combination isn’t as complicated as it sounds. In fact, there are a number of tourist destinations around the globe where honeymooners who are looking for something different frequently visit.
The good thing about offbeat honeymoon destinations is they are not crowded, and they offer you maximum value for money. So, if you are not thinking about Switzerland, Venice, Paris, and Phuket, check out these offbeat budget destinations for the ideal honeymoon.
I always love exploring places that I’ve never visited yet. So as my sister, Aira.
Before I go to Manila for a business convention, my sister and I planned with her friends (Denise, JB, and Shiela) to go to Oslob, Cebu. One of my friends told me before that they had great experiences in traveling to this place. Since we’re on a limited budget, I only bring around P3,000 ($75) pocket money. It’ll include our gas contribution, barge fee, accommodation, food, pasalubong and other amenities.
After Valentine’s Day, we’re all set for the trip. At 2 AM in the morning, we took off from Bacolod City to Bais City. It’s a 3-hour road trip going to the Bais port. It only takes us an hour to reach the southern part of Cebu. After we successfully landed, our Love Month adventure begins.
Manila, being the country’s capital, is a hustling and bustling city filled with people always in a rush to get someplace. Also known for its notorious heavy traffic, but don’t let that hinder the shopper in you; wake up early, get on the road before the others and problem solved! If you’re on a budget and you don’t mind pushing through crowds of people, then head over to Divisoria. Here, you can find literally almost everything under the sun, from clothes to services like photo editing and they even sell retail and wholesale goods. It’s the haven for budget shoppers who want to optimize their money up to the last cent. Divisoria’s main street is Claro M. Recto Avenue, There’s a ton of options to get there, private vehicle, MRT, jeepney, etc. With the crowds of people there, remember to watch out for your stuff, dress casually, don’t wear jewelry and don’t whip out that expensive phone; in that crowd, you may never know who take interest. But if you’re into high-end items and prefer to find everything in one place, a better choice would be Robinson’s Place Manila. We guarantee that you’ll never miss this location since it’s […]
