High in the northern hills, where terraced rice fields cascade like living sculpture and mist curls through pine-covered peaks, Sapa reveals a Vietnam few expect - and never forget.

Let’s take a quick trip from Bangkok to Bhutan and back. I know, I have probably written about Bhutan and Thailand before but allow me to try to put a little twist on things. Water is the theme, but the scenarios differ.

There are many great and wonderful places to see and visit in Vietnam. We will continue to bring you some of those. And then we will take a somewhat strange detour and leave Vietnam, possibly pass through Malaysia or Singapore and find ourselves in Medan, Sumatra.

I am delighted to invite you on a virtual journey through Singapore and Malaysia. Let me guide you through these fascinating destinations where modernity and tradition meet to offer unique experiences.

Nestled in the Himalayas between China and India, Bhutan is one of the world’s most exotic travel destinations. With a population of approximately 800,000, Bhutan is known for its unique blend of tradition and untouched nature.

Sandwiched between Russia and China, Mongolia occupies the space between two large and powerful nations. Three and a half million people occupy the 19th largest country, and most of these reside in the capital, Ulaanbaatar. Given some of the traffic jams, one might think all 3.5 million live in this city.

Exciting news for European travelers! Vietnam has announced a new visa exemption policy for citizens of Poland, the Czech Republic, and Switzerland, as part of the country’s 2025 Tourism Development Stimulus Program.