If you dig a little bit in Phu Quoc, you’ll discover idyllic places and feel like you’re the luckiest person being on this piece of heaven…

The Vinh Hy-Binh Tien Pass is ranked at one of Vietnam's best scenic motorbike rides. You could think it would make it so popular it would be crowded, but not at all...

There are many reasons why we decided to go on a trip in Kota Kinabalu. The first being the direct flights from Hong Kong. Then there's Malaysia, this mysterious country where we've never been to, and Borneo and its legendary lush jungle. We got there all excited, with no real expectation. Eager to explore…

Because when you can't travel, you can always dream about traveling... or plan your next trip! Enjoy the journey.

Among other things, Hoi An is known for its preserved historic houses, its strong history and its delicious Cau lầo -of course, there is food involved, it's Vietnam we're talking about!  There's a lot to explore and it can sometimes be a hassle to figure where to start, so I've put together the best things to do in Hoi An to help you plan your trip.

There are tons of questions we ask ourselves before traveling with a baby: what should we pack, what did we forget, how hot is it going to be, are the hotels family-friendly? I've put together what REALLY happens when you travel in Southeast Asia with a baby (hint: you won't get eaten by a tiger) and how to prepare for it. Ready? Pack, and go!

Next to Koh Rong, popular island amongst backpackers in Cambodia, is her lil' sister Koh Rong Samloem. Far more quiet, with white sandy beaches, gorgeous boutique hotels, and nothing else to do but enjoy the island life…

Siem Reap happens to be a trendy little city with hipster cafés, designer shops, art galleries and much more. We enjoyed getting lost in its tiny alleys, discovering new surprises in every corner. It's definitely worth a stop -perfect for a break from the temples. 

My trip in Cambodia appeared to be one of the most fantastic discoveries I've had the chance to make in Southeast Asia. There are many reasons to love Cambodia -the atmosphere is very chilled out, the scenery astonishing, the food delicious and the history of the country fascinating... 

With an elevation of 3.726m, Mt Rinjani is the 2nd highest volcano in Indonesia. The journey to the summit and back requires a sense of adventure and a serious level of physical fitness... Ready for a new adventure? 

Locally known as The Land of Heavenly Kings, Tana Toraja is situated in South Sulawesi. The region is famous for the Tongkonan, the Torajan houses, and traditional funeral ceremonies...

I never thought I would find myself hiking to the center of an active volcano at 2 am in the morning fighting off clouds of suffocating volcanic gasses for the sake of seeing some blue flames... But believe it or not, the unique experience makes it worth it. 

Some will say Angkor Wat the most beautiful temple in Angkor. I agree on one thing: it's the biggest, probably the most impressive in terms of architecture. But for me, things got really interesting when I found myself lost in a temple, with no noise but singing birds and the wind blowing the trees leaves.

Maison 557 is a Cambodian 1950s inspired colonial villa within a lush tropical garden. The building blends old-world charm with contemporary style, for an elegant result. Situated in heart of Siem Reap, this intimate garden retreat is a real oasis...

The Angkor Empire Marathon is held at the heart of the Angkor temple complex. Imagine hundreds of runners running and warming up in front of this magnificent historic site with a loud electro music resonating at 4 in the morning. It's something... 

Situated just off the Lombok's west coast, Bali's more rugged sister island, the Gili Islands are made up of three tiny teardrop islands: Gili Air, Gili Meno and Gili Trawangan. If you are looking for a quiet alternative to conclude your trip perfectly or to recover after a long trek, come to the Gilis...

When choosing a hotel, I aim for those that are small, thoughtfully designed and bring in elements of the location's culture and unique feel. De Lanna Boutique Hotel portrays well Northern Thailand, with a beautiful Northern Thai architecture, local fabrics and gorgeous handicrafts...

National sport of Thailand, Muay Thai is a combat sport similar to boxing and martial art. It uses the entire body, incorporating punches, kicks, elbows and knee strikes. It is so popular that instead of watching a fight, you can simply try it yourself and put yourself through the gruelling training of champions... I tried Muay Thai, and I loved it!

I've been to Thailand many times now, and this temple is by far one of the most beautiful discoveries I've had the chance to make. Wat Pha Last is nestled in the forest, a few kilometers down the road to Doi Suthep. Built on the top of a rock, this Buddhist temple is completely out of sight, lost in the lush jungle, as peaceful as it can get. You won't find any tourists here, any tuk tuk or food stall, but only butterflies, Buddhas and monks. 

Suffice it to say that I've fallen in love with Indonesia. In Bali, there's the best and the worst, so you'd better keep moving to find the place that will really charm you. Then you'll eventually understand why the hell people love it so much. For us, this place is called Uluwatu. With its easygoing spirit, it's the place that kind of... make sense, shall we say? 

You can spend the day overflying desert islands and the night trekking on a volcano; attend a cooking class on the morning and ride a zipline in the jungle with wild monkeys around you on the afternoon. In short, it's a whole different world that awaits you with surprises you won't even imagine... Pack your flip-flops, swimsuit and passport. You're off to a big adventure!

Nusa Lembongan is the kind of place where you find yourself immersed in adventure and the outdoors. Some would say there's not much to do besides lying on the beach, however we found ourselves pretty busy during our stay -between a swim with massive mantas, cliff jumps, sunrise jog on the beach and Bintangs with the locals. Get ready for a journey in the Bali of your dreams...

The Similan Islands, a string of islands off the West Coast of Thailand, are clear blue diamonds in the Andaman Sea. The secret to enjoy this piece of paradise is to stay overnight. Then you'll have the glorious beaches virtually to yourself in the golden hours before the boats begin arriving at about 11am and after they've all departed at about 3pm. Simply magic

We stayed in Phuket only a couple of days, time to relax and organize our trip to the Similan Islands. Which means we had three main priorities when we choose the hotel: the situation, the swimming pool and the Spa. I remembered the photos of the insaaanely huge pool I saw on Deevana Plaza Phuket Instagram, so we decided to go for it...

Sprawling across the grounds of a magnificent 200 year-old Tamarind Tree, Tamarind Village is a haven of peacefulness with the charm of a village. Not only we enjoyed the situation and the design, but we also enjoyed the lovely Spa and the incredible Ruen Tamarind Restaurant. Let's explore the property.

More than a resort, the Panviman Chiang Mai is a unique place that offers an adventurous experience among the natural beauty of Northern Thailand. During our girls' getaway in Thailand, after days exploring Bangkok and Chiang Mai, we were more than happy to treat ourselves with a couple of days in that hidden piece of paradise...

Urban jungle, famous islands, dream snorkeling spots, flamboyant temples, lush mountains, historic cities, jungle treks, how are we supposed to decide where to go and what to see when there is so much to explore? We've created our perfect Thailand trip itinerary, the good balance between relaxing, getting some adrenaline, shopping and discovering Thailand's cultural identity...

Early morning in Bangkok, I can't wait to explore the city. I dive into a whole different world, where businessmen queue to get their breakfast in street food stalls, minibuses honk whenever they cross a pedestrian and people deposit offerings on the mini-temples in front of their buildings. My eyes sparkle, amazed by everything that is going on around me...

In the old days, the Banyan tree provided shelter to weary travelers. The line of hotels chose to adopt the name as a symbol of the relief and comfort provided by nature... Which suits The Banyan Tree Bangkok perfectly.

We lived in Indonesia for a year, and were lucky to have Bali as our 'weekend destination'. We spent a lot of time on the island of Gods, and we loved it. We hated it. We loved it. We hated it -you see my point. My question is: why the hell does everyone LOVE Bali so much? What about the 17.000 other island in Indonesia, and Southeast Asia, and the rest of the world?  It might be the exotic weather, the down-to-earth lifestyle, the laid-back vibes, or maybe...