From exploring the temples in Chinatown to trying new foods to climbing to the top of the Batu Caves or the Petronas Towers, here are 20 photos to inspire you to travel to Malaysia’s capital city.
If you’re planning a trip to the Great Barrier Reef, you might be curious about what the day has in store for you. Here’s a list of helpful tips to assist you when preparing for a day of underwater – or air – adventures at the Great Barrier Reef.
Western Australia’s south-west is a treasure trove of underground caves, lush forest, seascapes and dreamy beaches waiting to be explored. Here are just 9 incredible places and sights that can be squeezed into an overnight road trip to the state’s southwest region under four hours from the state capital of Perth.
Cambodia has been on my travel radar for as long as I can remember. In fact, I recently discovered in my high school yearbook that I’d written Cambodia as one of the places I would visit in the years following graduation. Seven short years later, I made it to Siem Reap and ticked Cambodia off my bucket list.
The new year has been welcomed by some seriously restless feet and a suitcase desperately calling my name from atop a dusty wardrobe. After reminiscing ABOUT my incredible travels of 2016, I decided to add a collection of new places and experiences to my travel bucket list for 2017 and beyond.
As 2016 comes to a close, it seems only fitting to reflect on my favourite travel destinations I’ve visited in the last twelve months. From a number of countries in Southeast Asia and cities at home in Australia, here are my top 16 destinations from my 2016 travels.
There’s something incredibly beautiful about snow; the way it collects in the elbows and arms of trees, how it looks like glitter when the sun comes out, and the way each snowflake is delicately and intricately crafted by nature.
About two hours from the traffic-packed, death-defying streets of Ho Chi Minh City is one of the largest, most colourful Cao Dai temples in Vietnam.
Cruises are essentially floating resorts, conveniently transporting you around the world while you wine, dine and soak up the sun. But if that’s not enough to convince you, here’s a list of reasons why you should cruise.
Bursting off the walls in back alleyways, near train lines and along the Klang River walls, Kuala Lumpur’s urban art scene is theatrical with vibrant colours and characters giving new life to tired and ordinary surfaces.