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Explore Bukit Kasih: Unique Stone Faces in Sulawesi’s Volcanic Landscape

Bukit Kasih is a peculiar shrine and monument located in the Minahasa highlands of Manado, Sulawesi. Two monumental stone faces, dedicated to local Indonesian heroes from ancient times, are intricately carved into the hills, resembling a unique and eerie version of Mount Rushmore. Moreover, this area is geothermal, showcasing bubbling hot springs and steaming ground, creating a surreal atmosphere where the earth seems alive.

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Ultimate Guide to Visiting Bali Botanical Garden in Bedugul

The Bali Botanical Garden in Bedugul spans 160 hectares (400 acres) of jungle and forest, showcasing thousands of species of tropical plants alongside stunningly large trees. As the largest botanic garden in Indonesia, it is a must-visit destination for those exploring north Bali, especially to witness the majestic banyan tree located at the park’s rear.

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Explore Fansipan Mountain in Vietnam: Breathtaking Cable Car Experience

Fansipan mountain (also known asPhan Xi Pang) is the tallest mountain in Vietnam, and also the tallest mountain in the Indochina peninsula (Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia). Its impressive altitude of over 3,000 meters requires either a thrilling cable car ride or an adventurous trekking journey to reach the summit, where breathtaking views await.

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Best Tips for Capturing Angkor Wat Sunrise Photos in Cambodia

The Angkor Wat is an impressive and famous monument of ancient history, and there’s no better time to see it than at sunrise. This site is one of the most popular and beautiful sunrise spots in the world. However, you’ll encounter crowds of tourists eager to secure a front-row seat for the Angkor Wat sunrise. Consequently, witnessing this breathtaking experience is something you absolutely don’t want to miss!

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Discover Batu Siha Beach: A Hidden Gem in Nusa Penida, Bali

Nusa Penida is full of beautiful scenic viewpoints and hidden spots; however, if you’re seeking a truly remote destination, Batu Siha Beach is the perfect choice. This is one of the most obscure, well-hidden beaches on the island, and last January, I had the privilege of being one of the first foreigners to visit!

This travel guide will explain how to get there and provide all the essential information you need before you go!

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Exploring Wat Koh Tao: A Hidden Gem in Thailand

Wat Koh Tao temple is a modern Buddhist temple located on the island of Koh Tao in Thailand. Established in May 2018, it is the only Buddhist temple of its kind on the island. The elegant Thai architectural style offers stunning backdrops for photography, and visitors are not required to adhere to strict dress codes while walking around or capturing images from the exterior. While I chose not to enter the main building, many visitors do so respectfully, provided they dress modestly.

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