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A beach vacation is what most travelers dream of: warm, sandy beaches, shady palms, a cold drink, and a warm surf. Travel + Leisure have traveled all over to find the best beach destinations and family resorts to make the most out of your beach holiday.
The best cities in the world, as voted by Travel + Leisure readers, are beloved for their mix of culture, food, and friendliness.
It's time to plan your trip to Bali! Spend your time in the hotel by using the resort credit on the pool bar, restaurant, and our coffee shop. Our representative will also pick you up at the airport upon arrival. Do not worry for having a changes in your trip, we can modify your period of stay for FREE.
These days, discrete (and discreet) personal space isn’t just preferable—it’s essential. Luckily, there’s Thailand, where the tradition of the sala—a freestanding pavilion—is longstanding. What that translates to in hotel design is that the country’s resorts are rife with the modern interpretation of the indigenous structure: the private resort villa. Of course, you’ll find premium hotels the world over that offer freestanding accommodations, but they are all playing catch-up to Thailand and its mastery of the form. Case in point: Phulay Bay, A Ritz-Carlton Reserve.
The TreeTop Stroll Singapore is an attraction where walkers and also nature fans visiting Singapore, as well as our fellow Singaporeans should not miss. Located in Singapore’s biggest reservoir, the TreeTop Walk as well as TreeTop route contains natural attractions. You can experience the trekking trails, to the plants and also animals, and the beautiful views over the trees. Let the Tropika Team share with 9 essential and interesting facts about the TreeTop Walk Singapore, including how to get there.
Yangon to Mandalay night train. Surrounded by invisible history and endless horizons. Large old cabin, wood floors, iron bed frames. Berth $8.50 for 600+km trip. Photo: Joe Cummings | www.joecummings.com
My most asked and least favorite question, “How do you pay for travel?” As much as I would like to have an easy answer for you- I don’t. There is no sercret key to being able to afford to travel the world (unless I haven’t gotten the memo). What I have learned is that no two journeys are the same just as no two destinations are. I can’t answer the how questions because I don’t know what I’m doing or even where I’m going most of the time. You don’t need to know exactly how someone else has done, whatever it is they are doing. There is no blueprint to success because success is a personal journey. You just have to pick a direction and get creative. After all, they say if you can see your path laid out in front of you step by step, chances are thats not your path. You forge your own path with every step you take. Thats why its yours.
At the age of 21, Lexie Alford has already visited all 196 countries in the world. That makes her the new Guinness World Record holder for youngest person to travel to every country, by three years. (There are 195 states widely recognized as countries, plus Taiwan.) With a family that ran a travel agency, Alford traveled widely as a child—by the age of 18 she’d already hit 72 countries. That’s when she decided to sprint for the world record, self-funding her trips via work as a travel consultant and some sporadic sponsorships. She documents her experiences on her blog and is now working on a book.
If you have ever wondered what it's like to travel around Myanmar aka Burma, then this is the documentary series for you! In this first episode we pick up ou...
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Start collecting passport stamps as you work and travel these affordable, expat-friendly cities with the best internet. Is your home office or cubicle caving in on you? When you start working remotely, all you need is a laptop and a strong internet connection to turn almost any part of the world into your productive workspace. You’ll be able to break out of your rut and set your own work hours so you can explore new cities and rack up passport stamps around the globe — all while still earning an income. Knowing which cities you’ll be able to thrive in as a digital nomad makes all the difference in how successful your trekking will be.
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I did not make any notes in Myanmar. I was too distracted by Yangon’s charming, but often horrifying, beauty. Stains black as mould climb up every building face, a rotting legacy of struggle. In 2010, the country once known as Burma emerged from five decades of military rule. Now, it is bursting with character. On a sidewalk next to Bo Gyoke Road, a man chops samosas into a soup. Here South and East Asia meet. Who was it that told me the food in Myanmar is terrible? God only knows what they were eating. I almost don’t want to tell you that every meal was better than the next. “You should go to Shan state,” says KP, lead singer of the Burmese band Big Bag. We’re sitting at dinner in the suburbs and I’ve posed the ultimate of tourist questions — where’s the best food? On the table in front of us is a sort of elaborate hot pot, filled with sticks of questionable meat parts.
After a wait of 14 years, passenger trains are once again running in Cambodia. Train buffs will need no other excuse to get on board, but there are good reasons why any traveler might like to let the train take the strain. Although plans are in the works for a country-wide network, the train service is currently limited to four destinations, running from Phnom Penh via Takeo and Kampot, terminating in Sihanoukville. This first foray into passenger trains runs only on weekends and public holidays, matching domestic demand for the two popular Khmer holiday destinations. Taking the train in Cambodia Two trains alternate on the tracks — the Yellow Train and the Blue Train. The seating set-up is slightly different (sideways or front-facing), but both trains are air-conditioned and tickets are the same price. Given that the rolling stock is refurbished from the 1960s, the experience is more modern than you might expect. Carriages are air-conditioned, the padded vinyl seats are newly upholstered and the ride is surprisingly smooth. The toilet is clean and well provisioned — a bum gun, paper towels and the ubiquitous Glade air freshener. Announcements are made in Khmer and English by a man in a high-vis jacket with a portable karaoke machine, bringing a personal touch to customer information. Lingering suggestions of the original train — pull-down windows, French language plaques, oscillating ceiling fans and stencil-punched seat numbers — will please lovers of retro train chic. The train stations, shabbily delightful hangovers from Cambodian history, are also worth a second look. Any journey in Cambodia seems to be an excuse to eat. On board the train, the ever-smiling assistant in her Royal Railways baseball cap serves up instant Mama noodles and bottles of water to your seat on request. Passengers can stock up on boiled eggs, cut pineapple and mango, dried fish, and iced coffee at the station stops, which are usually about 10 minutes each.
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Marina Bay is located at the south part of Singapore which is near the central business district. Some of the well-known spots have been shown on this video,...
1. "On my holiday to Goa in India, I was disgusted to find that almost every restaurant served curry. I don't like spicy food." 2. "They should not allow topless sunbathing on the beach. It was
