Despite being an outlier when it comes to tourism in Cambodia, there is more than enough to drag in intrepid travelers. And while it is no Siem Reap, this also means some cool little restaurants, bars and indeed hotels, which is where Privada Lodge comes in. Located in the centre of Kratie market by the…
It’s not every day you meet the family of an incredibly infamous dictator, but then again, I’m not exactly your average traveler. And that’s what led me to Prek Sbauv. According to the internet, Prek Sbauv was the hometown of former Cambodian communist strongman Pol Pot. But merely knowing where a place is won’t get…
While this is far from the most interesting or buzzing part of Cambodia, there is at least a decent street food Kampong Thom scene, at least one thing to see, and at least one hotel that makes it a fair staging point. And we do not mean just for soldiers on their way to Preah…
Myeongdong street food in Seoul is chaotic, loud, and smells like every fried thing you’ve ever wanted to eat all at once. It’s a street food paradise that punches you in the face with flavour, and classic Asian street food ambience. What the Myeongdong street food? Myeongdong is Seoul in its most chaotic, over-the-top, sensory-overload…
Sapa isn’t just about its stunning views and delicious street food; it also boasts a range of unique drinks that add to the experience of visiting this beautiful region. If you’re heading to Sapa, make sure you don’t miss out on these 7 must-try drinks in Sapa. Click to read about Dalat Street Food. 7….
Tokyo is an amazing city. It is big, safe, strange, and completely unforgiving if you do not know where to go. Out of all its districts, Shinjuku is the one that hits the hardest. Think of it as Tokyo with the safety lock off. Neon lights, drunk businessmen, ramen steam, seedy touts, and girls who…
