Travel

Is Siem Reap or Phnom Penh Better?

For most travelers, Siem Reap vs Phnom Penh isn’t even a competition.

Muscat was far from a highlight of my trip to Oman, but I wouldn’t recommend skipping it—necessarily.

Chilling amid Oman’s dunes is a relaxing, pleasurable and worthwhile endeavor.

Truly wonderful Oman beaches are few and far-between, to an extent that might surprise you if you’ve never been.

If you come to Siem Reap solely to see Angkor Wat, you will almost certainly be disappointed.

Four decades after one of the darkest chapters in human history, Phnom Penh offers substantially more than tragedy tourism.

No matter when you end up taking your next Christchurch to Queenstown road trip, I have a feeling you’re thoroughly informed—and inspired—now.

This post is not about Auckland sightseeing—it’s about what to do once you’ve had your fill of it.

The best way to resolve the Sydney vs Melbourne debate is to visit both cities for yourself.

If you spend your three days in Penang like I did, you’re sure to be privy to a similar fate.