
Dos & Don’ts in Laos
Do Greet people by joining hands and saying ‘Sabaidee’. Remove shoes when entering someone’s home and even in some shops. Bow gently when passing in

Do Greet people by joining hands and saying ‘Sabaidee’. Remove shoes when entering someone’s home and even in some shops. Bow gently when passing in

Ha Long Bay Beautiful scenery, mysterious caves, deep jungles along the coast, small islets with beaches, all make Ha Long Bay a spectacular destination for

The famous Angkor Wat temple complex is a must-see when visiting Cambodia but it is necessary to venture beyond the UNESCO listed temples to embrace

Bali Also known as the Land of the Gods, Bali blends spectacular mountain scenery and beautiful beaches with warm and friendly people, a vibrant culture

The Thai peoples’ long affinity with water allows travelers to explore Thailand’s rivers and sea ports with ease. 1.1. Sea Port 1.1.1. Phuket Port Cruise

Luang Prabang With limited infrastructure – a small international airport and steep roads give access to the city – Luang Prabang is an ideal MICE

Do Take off shoes when entering a house. Shake people’s hand always using your right hand. Indonesians are generally extremely welcoming. Always accept an invitation

Go on an adventure along the Mekong River or around Cambodia’s coast facing the Gulf of Thailand. 1.1. Sea Port Travelers to Cambodia by sea

1.1. Singapore’s Sea Ports Singapore is well-positioned and well-equipped for cruise expeditions, thanks to its two passenger ports, the Singapore Cruise Centre and the new

The Mekong River not only provides life and transportation to Laos’ citizens, it also provides a blueprint for adventure. 1.1. Luang Say Cruise This short