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Petra was carved from solid rock in the 5th and 6th centuries BC and was the capital of the Nabatean Arabs. Visit in the evening for the most atmospheric experience and walk through the beautiful Siq passageway to view the awe-inspiring Al Khazneh (the…

For a lush and inviting slice of nature head into the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve which is a rainforest that clings to Bukit Timah – Singapore’s highest peak. The nature reserve is a veritable treasure trove of tree species and wildlife – with everything…

The Southern Ridges are a series of parks and hills that connect the West Coast Park to Mt Faber and tower above the jungle and city. Walk the Kent Ridge Park to Mt Faber route for a chance to pass over lush areas of…

The architecture of Singapore is quite simply phenomenal. A stunning collision of tradition and modernity. Our favourites of the modern architecture include the Marina Bay Sands which is an instantly recognisable trio of skyscrapers connected by a 1 hectare roof terrace, the Esplanade theatres…

Little India has a superb collection of colourful temples to visit. Start at the stunning and exceptionally colourful Sri Veeramakaliamman temple on the busy Serangoon Rd, before moving on to the equally colourful Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple before finishing in the The Temple of…

Start with a visit to the Chinatown Heritage Centre, which serves as an informative introduction to Singapore’s early Chinese migrants, and then stroll along New Bridge Road and take in the rowdy stalls that serve up barbecued meats and a delicious collection of traditional…

Singaporean cuisine is a delicious mix of Asian flavours – particularly Chinese and Malaysian, but you’ll also find influences from the local Indian diaspora as well as British, Portuguese and Thai. Expect delicious use of spices and chillies, soups filled with noodles, seafood and…

South Korean cuisine is a pleasure to explore – you may have already heard of the infamous Korean style Barbecue and of course Kimchi is world-renowned, but it’s dishes like ttedeobokki or rice cakes in sauce that you really need to try on your…

If you see a “no tipping” sign in Korea then don’t tip. Korean’s find tipping offensive, though in the bigger more westernised hotels – it’s often expected – but generally speaking – it’s just not done. Also, when dining out or in a bar…