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Where to stay in Kuala Lumpur: The best areas for visitors to KL

September 18, 2025 By James Clark

Where to stay in Kuala Lumpur

The most convenient areas to stay in Kuala Lumpur for visitors, and the pick of the best hotels. Kuala Lumpur is the biggest city in Malaysia and a major air hub for travel in Southeast Asia. If you are travelling in the region the chances are you are going to pass through here at some […]

Filed Under: Where To Stay Tagged With: hostels, hotel, kuala lumpur, malaysia

Where to stay in Jakarta : The best areas and hotels for visitors

September 18, 2025 By James Clark

A guide for where to stay in Jakarta – finding the best areas that are close to transport, entertainment, and major tourist sites. Jakarta is the biggest city in Southeast Asia, and finding a place to stay here can be an overwhelming experience when confronted with the map of the city. Despite its size and […]

Filed Under: Where To Stay Tagged With: indonesia, jakarta, java

Notes on Sri Racha – The Little Osaka of Thailand

September 4, 2025 By James Clark 3 Comments

Sri Racha is a city on the Bay of Bangkok in Chonburi province. The city is between Bang Saen (the closest beach to Bangkok) and Pattaya, and it is part of the Pattaya-Chonburi Metropolitan Area. Most people would be familiar with Sriracha for the sauce, though the most famous Sriracha sauce brand is made by […]

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Where to stay in Dubai: The best areas and most iconic hotels

August 28, 2025 By James Clark

This guide is to help find the best areas to stay in Dubai for first-time visitors. Dubai has grown to become one of the most visited cities in the world. Even if you’re not planning on visiting, you might end up here on the way to somewhere else thanks to the extensive Emirates network. Dubai […]

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Where to stay in Macau: The best areas and hotels

August 28, 2025 By James Clark

Where to stay in Macau

Where to stay in Macau – a guide to the best areas to stay in, and the best-rated hotels and casinos. Macau (or Macao in English) is a former colonial trading port of Portugal on the Pearl River estuary in Southern China. Macau was returned back to China in 1999, and it’s governed as a […]

Filed Under: Where To Stay Tagged With: china, guesthouse, hotel, macau

Where to stay in Chiang Mai: The best areas for visitors and digital nomads

August 28, 2025 By James Clark

Where to stay in Chiang Mai

The best areas to stay in Chiang Mai for visitors. This guides also includes where to stay for longer stays if you are a digital nomad. Chiang Mai is a surprisingly international city for an inland provincial capital. Part of its charm is the Old City, which is surrounded by a moat and fortress wall. […]

Filed Under: Where To Stay Tagged With: chiang mai, hotel, thailand

Notes on Bac Ninh: The booming manufacturing powerhouse near Hanoi

August 14, 2025 By James Clark 2 Comments

On the railway to China, the hidden ancient citadel, and visiting the Koreatown and Chinatown in this booming manufacturing hub of Northern Vietnam. Bac Ninh is the capital city of Bac Ninh province, neighbouring Hanoi. Bac Ninh province is part of the Hanoi Metropolitan Area, and on the drive to Bac Ninh it’s hard to […]

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Where to stay in Quy Nhon – City beaches, coastal resorts, and quaint fishing villages

August 9, 2025 By James Clark

The best areas to stay in Quy Nhon, including the city beach, Phuong Mai Peninsula, and beaches to the south of the city centre. Quy Nhon is a city in the South Central Coast region of Vietnam. The city has similarities to Da Nang and Nha Trang in that it has a municipal beach in […]

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Notes on Surabaya – In the midst of an old town renaissance

July 17, 2025 By James Clark 1 Comment

The Old City (Kota Lama), Surabaya Chinatown, and Jalan Tunjungan (one of the coolest streets in Indonesia). Surabaya is a port city in the northeastern corner of Java island. The city is the capital of East Java province and the second-largest city in Indonesia. I visited Surabaya in May 2024 as part of my rail […]

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Da Nang to Hoi An by public bus (LK-02)

July 14, 2025 By James Clark 13 Comments

How to get the public bus from Da Nang to Hoi An. Da Nang and Hoi An are about 27 km apart, but getting the public bus isn’t as straightforward as you would expect. There used to be a public bus between Da Nang and Hoi An (Bus 1) but that was cancelled during the […]

Filed Under: Travel Blog Tagged With: bus, danang, hoi an, vietnam

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