The gorgeous Koh Phangan sits in the Gulf of Thailand, just north of Koh Samui. It’s the birthplace of Thailand’s original and wildly famous Full Moon Party. However, the island celebrates and hosts some or the other party on most days of the year. Albeit small, the gay scene in Koh Phangan is fast-growing, keeping…
Hanoi on the banks of the Red River is swathed in layers of French and Chinese history. The Vietnamese capital might be 1000 years old, but don’t let its historical air fool you. For, you’ll also find a modern city with art, eateries, chic cafes, and one dynamic nightlife. Likewise, get off its streets clogged…
The cultural capital of northern Thailand Chiang Mai is an enchanting and tranquil destination. The innately Thai city feels much like a big village, whether its the winding bylanes, the gorgeous temples, or the elephant safaris. Chiang Mai also happens to be gay-friendly, just like Thailand’s capital Bangkok. While Chiang Mai’s gay scene isn’t as…
Captivating Cartagena is one glorious mess of historic grandeur on cobbled alleys, vibrant structures and plazas, and bougainvillea-covered balconies. What’s more, the old town, Cartagena de Indias, boasts 13 km of centuries-old colonial stone walls! It’s no wonder that it’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site. What’s more, Cartagena is the undisputed gay-friendly queen of Colombia’s Caribbean coast.…
Colombia’s capital city of Bogota lies nestled amidst verdant Andean peaks and is the very picture of sophisticated urban cool. Besides incredible colonial heritage, a slew of top-notch restaurants, chic hotels, and increased safety have transformed Bogota into one of the trendiest South American cities. What’s even better is that gay Bogota is leading Colombia’s…
Bangkok’s reputation as a gay-friendly destination goes beyond the smattering of gay-friendly clubs and bars in the city. With the number of gays traveling to Bangkok being on the rise, it has led to the presence of a lot of gay friendly hotels in Bangkok. For gay travelers on a budget, there are many gay…
Located in Southeast Asia, Vietnam is an incredibly exotic and unbelievably exciting country to visit, known for its wild jungles, beaches, rivers, floating markets, Buddhist pagodas, historical ruins, and bustling cities. Vietnam deserves to be on every traveler’s hit list. The list below of the Top 10 Things to Do In Vietnam will take you…
When you travel to Timor Leste, you’d be forgiven for wanting to extend your vacation. Many parts of this country in Southeast Asia are unspoiled pockets of paradise. Think crystal-clear aquamarine waters, deserted white-sand beaches, and one of the world’s most biodiverse marine habitats. Centuries of colonization by Portugal followed by tumultuous occupation by neighboring…
An island nation on the tip of the Malay Peninsula, Singapore is a great cosmopolitan city blended by Chinese, Indian, Malaysian and European cultures with glitzy high-end shopping malls and colonial buildings. As a cultural melting pot, Singapore offers diverse colorful ethnic quarters; squeezes flavor, color and character into every other street corner. Singapore is a rich, safe, clean, vibrant and…
Situated in the Gulf of Thailand, Phu Quoc is a very mountainous and densely forested Vietnamese Island. Shaped like a “tear”, it is approx. 48 km (30 miles) in length south to north at its longest point and 19 km (12 miles) at its widest point. Whether you are here to relax on sun-kissed beaches,…
If you visit Thailand’s east coast, you will find yourself in Pattaya, the city of enchanting nightlife and beautiful beaches. But that is not what Pattaya is all about, there are lots of family-friendly attractions and activities you can do here, so we made a list of the Top 10 Things To Do In Pattaya to help…
Known as the “City of Eternal Springs,” Medellin the capital city of Colombia’s Antioquia province, is famous for its annual Flower Festival. The festival’s the best time to visit Medellin. Additionally, it’s blessed with temperate weather. The modern metro-cable network offers breathtaking scenic views of the Abutta Valley below. The cultural atmosphere in the city…
Manila, also known as the Pearl of the Orient, is located in Southern Luzon, the largest of the more than 7,000 islands that make up the nation known as the Philippines. It is one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in the world and has a colorful multi-cultural heritage and history. Manila is a…
Kuala Lumpur, or KL as locals call it, had a very humble beginning. It was founded by Chinese tin miners in 1857 who were brought to work at the confluence of Gombak River and Klang River, so they called it Kuala Lumpur which in Malay means “muddy confluhoence”. The days of tin and mud are…
Scattered across the equatorial region is Indonesia, the most southeastern country of Asia. With over 13,466 islands, approximately 6,000 of them still remain uninhabited, it is the largest archipelago country in the world. The country is best known for its temples, beaches, volcanoes and jungles, which shelter tigers, elephants and the famous and scary Komodo…
With over 120 magnificent temples, waterfalls and national parks, ancient ruins, fascinating markets, a legacy of 700 years of history and its own distinctive culture; Chiang Mai offers its five million annual tourists tons of awesome attractions. It is definitely one of the most authentic, magical and diverse cities in Southeast Asia and it is easy to feel like you have…
Cartagena is a thriving port city on the Caribbean coastal region of Colombia and was established as a major trading port in 1533. Blue skies, cool clear Caribbean waters and steeped in history, fun-filled adventure and some of the finest Colombian cuisine. This beautiful city with its dark past is a city that is the…
There are over 31000 Buddhist temples spread around Tfhailand and some of the most impressive are located in Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand and its political, social and economic center. These spectacular palaces and dazzling temples illustrate the glorious past of this great city. Their colorful street food stalls, a world-famous floating market and…
Want to know more about the most beautiful beaches in the Philippines? There are several things to keep in mind. Firstly, there’s no shortage of beaches here. Consisting of more than 7,000 islands, this country in Southeast Asia is home to stunning stretches of sand and balmy, crystal-clear waters. Secondly, the Philippines has one of…
Read our review on Berry Amour Romantic Villa, the perfect spot for an unforgettable night with your special someone in Bali, Indonesia.
When it comes to booking hotels, no matter the destination, we usually don’t look beyond Agoda. The reputed online hotel reservation platform from the Priceline Group is highly value for money. Not only that, but Agoda has come a long way from its original as a small hotel aggregator for Thailand. Today, thanks to its…
Bali, the “Land of Gods,” welcomes thousands of visitors every year. But to fully enjoy everything Bali has to offer, we think it’s best to stay in Ubud, the island’s cultural hub. The serene town is home to ancient temples. Aside from that, you can also spend your time strolling the beautiful rice terraces, sampling…
The myriad attractions of Bangkok, the vibrant capital city of Thailand, are famous across the world. What is not as well-known is that it is also a city of contrasts where modernity exists in harmony with ancient traditions. The bustling metropolis, with its soaring skyscrapers, is also a treasure trove of ancient temples, beautiful art…
Bogota is Colombia’s capital and largest city, with more than 7 million residents. It was home to the region’s indigenous people, the Muisca. Today, Bogota is a vibrant restaurant scene, world-class museums, and surprisingly wild nightlife. The city is also a charming colonial quarter with classical and progressive architecture, making it one of the most…