Angkor is a massive archaeological site with numerous temples and monuments to explore. As I mentioned in my last post (click here to read), there are two main routes that you can follow. These are commonly referred to as the small and grand circuits. You can of course create your own itinerary and pick and… Continue reading Kingdom of Angkor Guide, Siem Reap
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Angkor, The Basics
Angkor has been on my bucket list of places to visit for years. An ancient city of the Khmer empire which once ruled vast parts of Southeast Asia, it is a must-see when in Cambodia. Angkor was once a sprawling, functioning city although now it's part of a massive archeological site with dozens of temples… Continue reading Angkor, The Basics
Hue, The Imperial City
Hue, Vietnam’s former Royal Capital of the Nguyen emperors, and situated on the Perfume River, is a must-visit if you’re a history buff and want to learn more about Vietnam’s imperial past. A day trip is doable (but very tiring) from Da Nang and Hoi An. This is what I did but if I had… Continue reading Hue, The Imperial City
City of lanterns, Hoi An
Hoi An (also known as Faifo) is one of the most unique, atmospheric and magical towns that I’ve visited. Historically, a major sea port from the 15th-19th century, it is situated on the banks of the Thu Bon River and is brimming with history. Now, it's probably more famous for the thousands of colourful lanterns that decorate… Continue reading City of lanterns, Hoi An
Top 10 things to do in Paris
Paris has really grown on me over the last few years and has quickly become one of those cities that I wouldn't mind visiting over and over again. It is an exciting, romantic city with something for everyone. Here are my top 10 things (in no particular order) to do when in town! 1) Explore… Continue reading Top 10 things to do in Paris
Afternoon Tea at Dean Street Townhouse
Afternoon tea is such a treat and always a great option if you're thinking of doing something special for someone. I've tried a fair few Afternoon tea's in London, where the options are absolutely endless. The food has to of course be good but so does the ambience - this is why I was really… Continue reading Afternoon Tea at Dean Street Townhouse
City Break in Prague: Travel Guide
Prague, also knows as the 'city of a hundred spires', is a beautiful, compact city which packs a punch. It is perfect for a long weekend break, offering history, art and culture, and is generally just a really picturesque place to explore on foot. The old town is particularly well preserved with its gothic architecture… Continue reading City Break in Prague: Travel Guide
New York Travel Guide
New York is such an exciting city and is somewhere that I wouldn't hesitate going to over and over again. This is mainly because it's not just a tourist attraction but is a sprawling, busy, lived-in city. Similar to London, there are numerous restaurants on offer, great shopping and generally a non-stop, 'open 24 hours'… Continue reading New York Travel Guide
Bicester Village Survival Guide
Bicester Village is one of my favourite shopping destinations. Not only does it have an excellent variety of luxury shops but it also has a diverse range of restaurants and food kiosks on offer with something for everyone! It is just a really aesthetically pleasing place to shop - look at all those gorgeous flowers! The… Continue reading Bicester Village Survival Guide
The Bletchley Experience
Inspired by Alan Turing and Sherlock Holmes, hidden in a basement on the King's road, you'll find an immersive cocktail experience where cracking codes and using a World War II Enigma machine to order your drinks are the norm.On arrival, you are given some brief instructions, a World War II military outfit to wear and… Continue reading The Bletchley Experience
