Culture & People
Kecak Fire Dance
The Kecak Fire Dance is one of Bali’s most iconic art performances, which takes place at a cliff-top amphitheater beside Uluwatu Temple. Tiered concrete seating surrounds the sunken centerpiece stage, offering impressive views of the Indian Ocean. For added drama, this sunset dance show features fire, and human vocals...
Balinese architecture masterpieces in East Bali
Bali’s architecture is not only very famous in Asia, but also globally recognized as a style. It combines a classy tropical lifestyle, with traditional elements creating a very unique atmosphere. Most hotels, restaurants, commercial villas, and private houses are both inspired by Balinese elements and contemporary architectural concepts. This...
Purify the mind and body with Ayurveda treatment
Leave the world behind to relax and rejuvenate, join us for an Ayurvedic treatment under the medical supervision – the latest standard combined with traditional Sri Lankan medicine. Traditional Ayurveda is practiced with an ancient history of indigenous heritage that has been preserved for over thirty centuries. It is...
Esala Perahera – The Festival of the Tooth
Esala Perahera, also known as The Festival of the Tooth, is usually held in the summer (July or August) in Kandy to honor the sacred tooth of Lord Buddha and to pay respect to the gods of Sri Lanka as well. During this Buddhist festival, people from across Sri...
Kandy city tour
Kandy, a large city in central Sri Lanka, is located on a plateau surrounded by mountains, tea plantations, and biodiverse rainforest. The city’s heart is scenic Kandy Lake (Bogambara Lake), popular for strolling. It’s famed for its sacred Buddhist sites, including the Temple of the Tooth (Sri Dalada Maligawa)...
The Heritage Walking Tour in Yangon
Often compared to the cosmetic renovations of Singapore, Yangon acts as the gateway to Myanmar. This vibrant city is filled with a fusion of British colonial architecture, newly built office buildings, colorful streets and bustling open-air markets that vend a range of locally sourced and exquisite hand-made goods. Crystal...
Sparkling Thadingyut Festival of Lights
Thaidingyut Festival of Lights is a traditional festival marking the end of Buddhist Lent, one of the most prominent of the year where pagodas, houses, and streets are brilliantly illuminated. It is not only a time of joy but also thanksgiving and paying homage. Typically held for 3 days...
Explore the wonders of Mrauk U
Welcome to Mrauk U, Myanmar’s medieval trading port on the Bay of Bengal—perhaps one of Myanmar’s best-kept secrets. Located in Rakhine State, Mrauk U is an important archaeological town, featuring as the fortress to protect the sacred temples built by the powerful Mrauk U Kingdom from the fierce winds....
Hot Air Balloon Festival in Myanmar
From 1 st – 6th November, thousands of people congregate at Taunggyi to join Balloon Festival. During these days, many events including balloon competitions, processions, and firework performances occur all day and night. The colorful balloons in various shapes fired in the twinkle night sky are the most expected...
Visit Long Neck Village
The Kayan Long Neck tribe (Kayan Lahwi or Padaung) is a sub-group of the red Karenni group. They are a Tibeto-Burman ethnic minority of Myanmar mainly found in the Shan and Kayah state in Myanmar. In the late 1980s, due to the increasing conflict between this minority group and...
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