Whether you’re in the mood for rooftop bars, late-night snacking or prowling the red light district, here’s where you can get some nighttime action in Bangkok.

Want to experience Tokyo without breaking the bank? Explore the Japanese capital for less with these top money-saving tips.

Plan a trip to Ranong to explore one of Southern Thailand’s more offbeat destinations. This list of activities will fill up your time.

Maximise your immersion in Thailand’s culture by staying in a heritage hotel with glimpses of the past amid comforts of the present.

With wild water rides, scream-inducing rollercoasters, farm animals, quirky attractions and insta-worthy corners, Dreamworld makes the perfect escape from the city!

Found in the region of Udon Thani, the Red Lotus Lake (also known as Talay Bua Deang) bursts into shades of pinks during the months of January and February. Don’t miss it.

Located in Central Thailand, en route between Bangkok and Chiang Mai, is the city of Lopburi. Discover the attractions here, from sunflower fields and calm reservoirs to temples overrun with playful monkeys.

Located to the east of Bangkok, the underrated province of Chachoengsao boasts magnificent temples and more. Here are the main things to do when you’re in the region.

Think Melaka is just another Malaysian city? Think again! With so many historical sights, amazing food, street art and quirky cafes, you might just end up extending your trip.

Walk through the Shambles, along the city walls, and into dungeons and burial grounds. Historical York certainly has plenty of attractions to keep you occupied.

An impressive city, Barcelona offers a panoply of attractions, from the works of Gaudi to beautiful parks, fountains and museums.

Treat your taste buds to these Moroccan foods ranging from salads, soups and stews to pastries.