Adventure

Travellers hungry for unforgettable adventure experiences will find plenty to cater to their tastes in Indochina. In Vietnam, motorcycling the Ha Giang loop or hiking the valleys in Sa Pa are popular options, as is spelunking in the gargantuan caves of Phong Nha, or climbing the steep rock formations of Ha Long Bay.
The same variety can’t be found in Cambodia, but still, biking around Angkor Wat and the surrounding countryside imparts a feeling that you’re an archeologist discovering long lost structures and civilizations.
Over in Thailand, more rock climbing can be enjoyed in Krabi, or those of an aquatic nature can try their hand at scuba diving in peaceful Ko Tao. Up north in the rugged hills and mountains, white water rafting down roaring streams is especially memorable.
If you’ve ever dreamt of being able to fly, both “The Flight of the Gibbon” in Chiang Mai, Thailand and “The Gibbon Experience” in Vang Vieng, Laos will give you the chance to fulfill those dreams. Zipping among the treetops will be the closest you get to soaring like a bird, short of growing your own wings.
Vang Vieng, styling itself as the “adventure capital of Laos” has more to offer than just letting you feel like the king of the jungle. Among the activities offered here are rock climbing, kayaking, tubing, and rafting.
All in all, there are few areas of the world with a wider range of options for the adventurous traveller, with memorable and unique experiences hiding behind every corner.

Best Trekking Spots in Southeast Asia

Few regions in the world can compete with Southeast Asia in terms of trekking. The countries here have done an amazing job preserving their most stunning natural attractions, and the wealth of trekking opportunities reflects this

Best Rock Climbing Destinations in South East Asia

With the abundance of strange and interesting rock formations, there are plenty of places in Southeast Asia that can act as destinations for a rock-climbing trip

Best off the Beaten Track Destinations in Southeast Asia

South East Asia has become a well travelled destination, and as such truly authentic “off-the-beaten-track” experiences are growing harder to find with each passing year. Luckily, there are still plenty to find for those wanting a deeper experience, and in this article we’ll go through some of the top off-the-beaten-track destinations in the region

Best Locations for Kayaking and Rafting in Southeast Asia

There’s a special kind of inner peace achieved when you float down mighty rivers or along beautiful sandy coastlines in nothing but a kayak. On the flip-side of the coin, the pure adrenaline of white-water rafting as you rush over rapids is hard to match with any other activity. Fortunately for the water-enthusiast, both types are abundantly available in South East Asia

Best Cycling in South East Asia

With its varied geography, there is a cycling trip in South East Asia for anyone. Whether you’re catering to a group looking for a relaxed and easy ride through flat landscapes, or a more adventurous one desiring steep mountain climbs and gorgeous views from the peaks, there’s a cycling package to be crafted for your specific requirements in Indochina.

The Best Caves and Spelunking Destination in Southeast Asia

Caves command a special fascination in us. Be it exploring narrow passages or marvelling at gargantuan underground spaces, it satisfies a deep part of our minds, perhaps left over from our species’ early days, when caves were our natural sanctuaries from nature.