As of December 1st 2024, Thailand has fully reopened to tourists. There are no Covid requirements to enter the country. You do not need to show proof of vaccination or an ATK test on arrival.
No Indonesia Visa Required For Citizens Of 45 Countries
The Indonesian Government recently announced citizens of forty five countries no longer need a tourist visa to enter Indonesia.
No Vietnam Visa Required For Citizens Of Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Spain
From July 2015, you don’t need to apply for a visa to enter Vietnam if you’re a citizen from Britain, Germany, France, Italy and Spain
How Much Money Do I Need For Myanmar
Although Myanmar is one of Southeast Asia’s least developed countries, the cost of visiting is surprisingly high due to limited supply of accommodation and increasing levels of tourism. Here’s a rundown of how much money to budget for a Myanmar trip
Whale Watching In Bangkok
It’s hard to believe, but there are whales living in the waters off Bangkok, and you can spend the day whale watching in one of the city’s most surreal experiences.
Myanmar Tourist Visa On Arrival – Buy Online
From September 1st 2014, you can get a Myanmar tourist visa on arrival by applying online through the official government visa website
Royal Barges Procession, Bangkok
The Royal Barges Procession brings the normally bustling Chao Phraya river to a standstill as stunningly beautiful boats built by Thailand’s Kings over the last three centuries sail in formation through the heart of the city.
Royal Barges Museum, Bangkok
Each November there is a spectacular procession of intricate and ornate Royal Barges on Bangkok’s Chao Phraya river. But you can see the Royal Barges any time of the year at Bangkok’s Royal Barges Museum.
How To Get An iPhone Sim Card At Phnom Penh Airport
Its incredibly easy – and incredibly cheap – to get a local sim card for your iPhone or Android phone at Phnom Penh airport: here’s how.
The 240 Hotel, Phnom Penh – A Review
One of the new breed of boutique hotels in Phnom Penh, the 240 offers great rooms, helpful staff, free wifi and a decent cafe right on the premises, all within one of Phnom Penh’s most picturesque areas
ARTillery Arts Cafe, Phnom Penh – A Quick Review
There’s been plenty of good things written about the new ARTillery Arts Cafe in Phnom Penh. The only problem is – how to find it?
In Memoriam: Dan White
My friend Dan White was an accomplished photojournalist who unexpectedly passed away last week. He was 47. He leaves behind some amazing photos and stories about travelling in Asia.
Phu Quoc Island – Vietnam’s Isle Of Empty Beaches
It won’t be long until the opening of an international airport changes Vietnam’s idyllic Phu Quoc island forever, so Bob James recommends you go see it now before everyone else gets there
Bangkok Tree House – The Back To Nature Boutique Hotel
A luxury nature retreat in the middle of the city, Bangkok Tree House is an ambitious attempt to integrate a purpose-built hotel resort into its river and jungle surroundings
Temple Of A Million Beer Bottles
Wat Lan Khaud, the Temple Of A Million Beer Bottles, really does exist – a Thai Buddhist Temple built from 1.5 million empty beer bottles.
The Hangover Part 2 – Visit The Thailand Locations From The Movie
Retrace the accidentally debauched steps of the Wolfpack in Bangkok for yourself with Travel Happy’s Location Guide to The Hangover Part II
In Search of JG Ballard’s Shanghai
The British writer JG Ballard grew up in pre-war Shanghai and described it vividly in his award-winning, Spielberg-movie-adapted novel Empire Of The Sun. On my recent visit to one of China’s most dynamic cities, I went looking for what’s left of Ballard’s Shanghai.
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore: A Quick Guide
Marina Bay Sands is Singapore’s latest attraction to entice tourists to stay longer in the city. Here’s a quick rundown of what it has to offer.
Kevin Kelly Interview: “A Jolt To The Soul” – The Making Of Asia Grace
Most famous as the co-founder of WIRED magazine and the author of numerous bestselling books on technology, Kevin Kelly spent his 20s travelling in 1970s Asia as a photojournalist. His book and online social project Asia Grace showcases the incredible images of Asia he captured more than 30 years ago. This is his first interview discussing what led him to create Asia Grace.
Vertigo Bar, Bangkok – Incredible Sunset Views
Vertigo is the highest open-air bar in Asia, and on some nights it provides the most stunning sunset views over Bangkok
Yellow Fever Vaccination In Bangkok – Where To Get It
The Thai Red Cross centre in Bangkok is the easiest place to get a yellow fever vaccination if you’re heading to Africa or South America. Here’s directions on how to get there
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