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  • Bhutan Royal Family
    Inspirational

    Asian royal couples that have stood the test of time

    30 November 2017 / No Comments

    The House of Windsor is undoubtedly the most well-known royal family – Prince William and Kate Middleton’s wedding back in 2011 had the whole world enthralled, and it looks like it will be the same for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s upcoming nuptials.   But Asia also has its share of down-to-earth royal couples that are admired and respected. Here are some of our favorites! King Khesar and Queen Jetsun of Bhutan The King and Queen of Bhutan were married in 2011. The charismatic couple is known for their philanthropic work, advocating various issues from the environment to education. When announcing his engagement to Jetsun Pema, the King said: For…

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    Let your beachy side out at these 7 sunny beachside resorts ⛱

    29 November 2017 / No Comments

    Beaches are the ultimate escape from the gray drudgery of our day to day lives. Plenty of sun, soft white sand beneath your feet, and a calming sound of waves lapping against the shore. The best place to enjoy such gorgeous settings is at a beachfront resort, where it’s right at your doorstep. You’ll also get the chance to tailor your experience based on what you’re looking for, be it to relax or to have a lot of fun! Rest in the lap of luxury at an affordable price at these seaside resorts: 1. Royale Chulan Cherating | Cherating, Pahang Located in the laid-back resort town of Cherating, Royale Chulan…

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    Fig Tree Hill Resort: A serene hilltop paradise you’ll want to escape to

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    Traveling during Ramadan? Here are 8 practical tips to make fasting easier for you

    23 May 2018
  • Grand Canyon Chiang Mai
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    5 fun & unconventional things to do in Chiang Mai with the family

    24 November 2017 / No Comments

    This year our annual family retreat took on an unconventional route, whereby the usual shopping or common touristy spots were not included in the itinerary. While Chiang Mai is well known for its pagodas and temples such as Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, Wat Rong Khun and Wat Phra Singh, our family decided to skip those, and try out more audacious, adventurous and uncommon activities instead. Grand Canyon Chiang Mai 244 M.3, T.namphrae A.hangdong Admission: THB50 per person (same price whether you cliff jump or not) Opens: 8.30am-6pm (last cliff jump at 5.30pm) The Chiang Mai Grand Canyon, not to be mistaken with the Grand Canyon Water Park, is a manmade rock…

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  • Danoya Villa Seminyak
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    6 jaw-dropping villas that are perfect for your festive getaway

    23 November 2017 / No Comments

    As we near the end of the year, many start getting itchy feet – itchy to travel, that is! With school holidays coinciding with Christmas and New Year holidays, it’s the perfect time to pack your bags and get some well-deserved rest and relaxation. Celebrate the festive season and ring in the new year at these gorgeous villas: The Narima Bungalow Resort | Koh Lanta, Thailand Savor the seclusion of Narima Bungalow Resort, which is set in its own private bay at Koh Lanta. Each bungalow has been specially-designed by architects to blend with the rainforest. The resort has a 3-tier swimming pool, including an infinity pool, jacuzzi, and children’s…

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    Favorite family-friendly destinations in Southeast Asia for year-end holidays

    16 November 2017 / No Comments

    The long school holiday is approaching, which means it’s time to whisk the family off on a vacation to a destination that will not only keep them happy and occupied, but one where you can enjoy yourself, too. For a fun and relaxing holiday for all ages, these destinations across Southeast Asia fit the bill: Phuket, Thailand Thailand’s largest island is essentially a traveler’s paradise – you’ll be spoilt for choice, whether it’s cultural performances, water sports, or savoring the best Thai cuisine. The island’s white sand beaches are its main draw, so chill out by the sea at Phuket’s top family-friendly beaches, such as Kamala Beach, Nai Harn Beach…

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    These 10 boutique hotels in Malaysia are perfect for a trendy getaway

    14 November 2017 / No Comments

    While chain hotels are similar to generic restaurant chains – you pretty much get the same thing no matter which part of the world you are – boutique hotels are known for their individual style. Though typically smaller in terms of how many rooms it has, each boutique hotel you come across will make up for it by possessing a big personality and offering a personal touch. Try any of these boutique hotels on for size: 1. 1825 Gallery Hotel | Melaka City, Melaka You’ll want to book the riverside view at this hotel, as it offers a scenic panorama of the iconic Melaka River. Formerly a Chinese-owned storehouse for…

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    Sweater weather: 6 cooler places in Southeast Asia to get cozy with your loved ones

    7 November 2017 / No Comments

    Southeast Asia is known for having three seasons: hot and humid, hot and dry, and raining cats and dogs. However, did you know that there are some places in the region that are blessed with cooler climates, thanks to their location high up above the sea level? If you want to take a break from the usual warm temperatures, then these are the destinations you should consider: Kundasang, Malaysia With stunning green surroundings and majestic mountains as a backdrop, we wouldn’t blame you if you thought this was in New Zealand, especially at the sight of the iconic dairy cows that most people associate with the Kiwi nation. However, you…

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