Lara Dunston 
Where to stay in Phnom Penh when it comes to the best boutique hotels is a decision that’s becoming increasingly challenging as beautiful new hotels open in the Cambodian capital all the time. The boutique hotels below are our picks of the city’s best, all tried and tested. Note: we’re currently in the midst of … Read more
Two recent incidents were reminders that I need to get new travel insurance organised, both for Terence and I, as well as for his photography gear and our laptops and other technology that we travel with, but one event reminded me of the importance of safeguarding your travel memories on the road. These are tips … Read more
A weekend in Siem Reap won’t be enough time to properly experience the charming riverside city that’s the launching pad for explorations of Angkor Wat and Angkor Archaeological Park. But two days in Siem Reap will give you a taste of the town and nearby Khmer Empire-era temples – just enough to make you want … Read more
You don’t have to be religious to undertake spiritual travel and seek out transcendental experiences. Here are some ideas for travellers seeking enlightenment in Cambodia, the predominantly Buddhist country that is home to stupendous Angkor Wat. Spiritual Travel – Transcendental Experiences in Cambodia Sunrise at the largest religious structure in the world There is something uplifting … Read more
VINSEUM Catalan Wine Cultures Museum at Villafranca in the Penedes wine region, southwest of Barcelona, is one of the most engaging wine museums in the world. Forget about the gift shop. This museum tour ends with a tasting in the bar. VINSEUM Catalan Wine Cultures Museum, in the town of Villafranca in Spain‘s Penedes wine region southwest … Read more