After spending over a week in Phuket, we were looking for a change from the busy Patong beach life. Krabi seemed like an excellent place to visit, and so off we went on a very long bus ride to Krabi from Phuket (the trip was much longer than the advertised four hours!). Ao Nang was…
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The Swaha Hotel Bali | An Authentic Balinese Hospitality
During my pre-trip planning for Bali, I came across blogs that said the same thing over and over again; spend time outside of the touristy areas in Bali. That’s the only way to get a real sense of the Balinese culture. Enter Sukawati, a central location in the heart of Bali that not only has…
Ta Prohm Hotel | Rich With History And Stunning Art
Once a French colonial building, Ta Prohm Hotel opened its doors as one of two hotels in Siem Reap in 1993. This fact is astounding, considering how there are currently over 300 hotels in the city. Back in the day, the hotel was so busy that guests would pay to sleep on the lobby floor….
Santa Clara Hotel | Why You Will Love This Charming Oasis
During our hunt for hotels in Siem Reap, Santa Clara Hotel came onto our radar because we wanted to stay close to Angkor Wat. Little did we know, we got way more than we expected when we met the lovely owners, Mary and Leslie. They are incredible people and very thoughtful entrepreneurs. I often think…
Jaya House River Park Will Make You Think About Responsible Tourism
It has been weeks since we left Siem Reap, but my heart is still touched by Jaya House and the way they run their business. Let me explain. I always believed that organizations are in the best position to give back to society. After all, they have the resources and influence to make the world…