After a quick first visit, I set off to explore the Bolaven Plateau over several days. Waterfalls, coffee, and encounters—a great adventure.
It's a popular activity, as Thai cuisine tends to be a hit. But how does this experience work, and more importantly, where can you try it? Here are some ideas!
An unusual day in the north of Thailand, more precisely in the province of Nan, through its winding roads, its mountainous landscapes and its lost villages.
A remote Padaung village, accessible only by canoe. A cultural encounter... or a tourist attraction?
We couldn't leave Japan without spending a night in a ryokan, these typical guesthouses with hot baths. Taking advantage of a walk outside Kyoto, it was in the mountains of Miyama that we tried the experience.
For the 4th time, I found myself once again setting foot on Laos soil. And this time, I decided to make a short excursion to the north, crossing the border from Chiang Khong (Houay Xai on the Laos side). Not having
A series of portraits as I set out to meet the residents of a deprived neighborhood in Bangkok. A warm welcome to a community that may be living there in its last hours, threatened by the commercial appetite of investors.
The mountains of northern Vietnam are full of small villages where all varieties of ethnic minorities are scattered. They meet at least once a week to sell their goods at the market. If we had just seen the one in
Sapa, a mountain town perched at an altitude of 1 m. This is a visit that is more my wife's than mine. When planning our trip to northern Vietnam, I would have gladly skipped Sapa if it
A short visit to Singburi province, largely covered by rice fields. It is a day in the heart of the Thai countryside.
Chaung Tha was our stop after Pathein, and I was eager to explore its beautiful wild beaches, I was not disappointed!
Sri Lanka was not specifically on my list of countries to visit and yet, the opportunity presented itself, I was able to stay there. Overall, I do not regret the trip and I came back conquered by
Story of this last day in Issan, we say our goodbyes (in local purchases!) to Khong Jiam and we prepare to return to the bustling capital that is our home. At the Khong Chiam market and Sirindhorm dam It is the day before
Last day in Varanasi. A trying city if ever there was one, and yet
After a night on the train from Gaya station, we continued this little Indian journey, heading for the sacred city of Varanasi, on the banks of the mythical river: the Ganges. The sun was just rising when we arrived at
After visiting Nalanda University, we were done with the day's sightseeing. We headed back to Wat Thai in Bodhgaya, the round trip costing us Rs 3. It was a chance to wander around a bit more.
Right after our visit to the Mahabodhi Temple, we entered the alley just opposite. Here are lined up a few small souvenir shops and a little further away what looks like a temple.
Anuradhapura was the capital of Sri Lanka for around 1 years before being abandoned following numerous invasions by South Indians and hidden by the jungle for centuries until the 000th century with the arrival of the British. For this 19th day
Visit Nuwara Eliya, a former British station nicknamed "Little England", known for its tea plantations and cool climate at altitude.
Following this beautiful day, we decided to meet the local population by returning to the villages around the temple, especially the pottery village. Always the same welcome and smiles, enough to spend a