An English manor, a castle with 50 themed rooms, a fairytale B&B with slides – take your pick from these quirky stays in Taiwan!

From resorts of varying themes to love motels and quirky hotels, the out-of-the-ordinary accommodation options in Thailand are aplenty.

Why settle for something basic in Bangkok when you can go with these outlandish, unusual and cool hotels and hostels?

Spend a day or longer at the charming Koh Kret, an island that’s easily accessible from Bangkok. Here are some of the attractions and activities you can find there.

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.

Easily accessible from Bangkok and replete with natural and cultural attractions, Koh Si Chang is a little-visited island that deserves more attention. Here’s how to spend a weekend on Koh Si Chang.

In the Thai province of Ubon Ratchathani lies an otherworldly attraction that is little-known to tourists: Sam​ ​Phan​ ​Bok, also known as the Grand Canyon of Thailand.

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.

With scenic nature and breathtaking views, Wang Nam Khiao in Northeastern Thailand has been likened to Switzerland. Here are the things you can see and do here.