After COVID-19, Spectrum of the Seas finally returns to deliver unforgettable, immersive voyages to China, Japan and South Korea. Sailing from Shanghai and Hong Kong, this thrilling quantum-class favourite unlocks epic 4- to 7-night itineraries to iconic ports such as cosmopolitan Nagasaki, laid-back Fukuoka and scenic Okinawa. Spectrum of the Seas is a Quantum Ultra-class cruise ship operated by Royal Caribbean. The Spectrum of the Seas is Royal Caribbean’s fifth-largest ship. The construction of the ship began in August 2017 and was completed in early 2019. Later that year, after the ..read more

  With one of the most diverse food scenes in the world, it is almost impossible to compile a single list of the best Chinese dishes. Even within the culmination of what is considered Chinese food as a whole, there are various regional Chinese cuisines, each influenced by different climates, terrains and people. The simple, salty and vegetable-free dishes such as clear broths come from the regions of northern China; light and seafood-heavy dishes such as dim sums come from the eastern provinces; and the west tends to eat halal food due to the Muslim and Tibetan influences in the region. T ..read more

  Yunnan is situated in southern China, bordering Guizhou and Guangxi to the east, Sichuan to the north, Myanmar to the west, and Laos and Vietnam to the south. Tourists visit Yunnan for its pleasant climate, diverse cultures, and spectacular landscapes. In this article, we will introduce some lesser-known yet charming places to visit in Yunnan during the summer.   Puzhehei Whether referred to as a small garden or paradise, few people can resist the allure of Puzhehei. The scenic area features a typical karst landscape, characterized by clusters of limestone peaks, karst caves, and n ..read more

  When people think of China, beaches may not be the first thing that comes to mind. Instead, they often consider its rich cultural heritage and unique landmarks, such as breathtaking places, skyscrapers, and spectacular national parks. However, China has a vast coastline with numerous beaches to visit. From the tropical beaches of Hainan Island to the historic beaches of Shandong Province and the shores of China’s Zhoushan Archipelago, there is something to cater to a wide range of tastes and interests. Let’s explore these beaches!   Xichong Beach (Shenzhen City) Shenzhen’s ‘Gold Co ..read more

  July and August are typically associated with the monsoon season in many parts of Asia. However, Indonesia is the ideal destination for travel during July and August due to its favourable weather conditions. Many Indonesian islands will have clear skies and fewer rainy days, making it a nice destination for summer holidays. However, the heat and a little rain can actually be beneficial to your trip, particularly it is in the low season. This allows you to avoid the crowds and obtain better prices by visiting these destinations during the Asian summer months. Please find below a list of ..read more

  Langkawi boasts some of Malaysia’s finest beaches, particularly in the Pelangi area, with long stretches of white sand. Additionally, visitors can trek through the vast rainforest that surrounds the main island, where they may spot wildlife such as macaques and hornbills in the trees. Once a haven for pirates, the 99 tropical islands of this archipelago off the northwest coast of Malaysia are fringed with white sand beaches and clear waters, making them ideal for snorkelling and diving. Let’s explore the perfect places to stay in this beautiful destination!     Cenang Beach C ..read more

  Southeast Asia comprises of incredible countries such as Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and more. These countries boast breathtaking natural beauty, exotic customs and traditions, a rich event calendar full of festivities, and cities with skylines that are beyond imagination. In this vast continent, we will provide you with some travel ideas to help plan your trip to Southeast Asia. Don’t miss out!   Know before your departure  Southeast Asia comprises countries located between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. The region’s indigenous civilizations hav ..read more

  As Spring draws to a close, it is time to plan a holiday. Whether you prefer a tropical beach lined with palm trees or wildlife encounters in the woods, Asia has an island for you. We have selected a dozen of the best throwback islands, from Indonesia to India. These are places where traditional cultures and unspoiled landscapes will transport you back in time.   Koh Phayam, Thailand Koh Phayam, located off the coast of southern Ranong province in the Andaman Sea, is an island that retains its retro past amidst Thailand’s constantly changing beach scene. Accommodations, such as the ..read more

  Fall in love with the teardrop-shaped tropical island of the Indian Ocean, Sri Lanka! Formerly known as Ceylon, its rich history dates back 35,000 years, and its current population is over 20 million. It’s the perfect destination to combine the beach, history, culture, and nature all in one tour at an affordable price. Sri Lanka is a year-round holiday destination thanks to a combination of weather systems that ensure one or more regions. Therefore a stretch of coastline can statistically always expect sunshine. Temperatures are fairly constant throughout the year, with the coastal regi ..read more

  Cambodia has some beautiful beaches on its south coast that are less known among travellers. Whether you prefer lounging on an isolated shore or taking it easy after all-night parties, Cambodia has an island for you. Visit one of the islands to complete your trip to Cambodia.   Koh Rong Koh Rong, now a famous party destination among backpackers doing the Southeast Asia loop, is a tale of two halves. The island can be divided into two areas: the bustling Koh Tuch village and the largely undeveloped rest of the island, which includes a few remote resorts and small fishing villages. D ..read more