South East Asia

From buzzing cities to beautiful beaches, an incredible cuisine and verdant countryside, Malaysia has even more to offer – in my opinion – than its neighbours.

Does Vietnam tickle your travel taste buds? If so, you’ve got great taste. This country is mesmerising and addictive (trust me, I’m on my fifth visit).

I feel what has called me to this place isn’t the 900-year-old history of Angkor, but the 40-year-old history of the Khmer Rouge.

To be frank, I didn’t know that much about Cambodia before I left to photograph the adventure with Intrepid Travel. I had seen the epic photos of the legendary Angkor Wat at sunrise, but that was pretty much it.

The burgeoning craft beer scene in Phnom Penh has got us excited. And the beauty of it is, it’s a community driven by the ex-pats and the locals.

Less well-known but no less magnificent than neighbours such as Vietnam and Thailand, Cambodia is a gem of a Southeast Asian nation. And one that should be on your list.

Bangkok’s famous floating markets are a little more touristy than traditional now, but that doesn’t mean they’re not worth visiting. Here are four of our favourites.

When people think of Phuket, it’s usually beach resorts and palm trees that spring to mind. However, this popular Thai island has so much more to offer.

Southern Thailand is the ultimate cycling destination in South East Asia – full of real-life experiences, superb food, beautiful beaches, wildlife-filled jungle and smooth roads.