The Eastern & Oriental (E&O) Hotel is one of Malaysia’s most iconic heritage hotels, located along the seafront in George Town, Penang. Renowned for its colonial architecture, luxurious accommodations, and historical significance, the hotel has long been regarded as the “Grande Dame of Penang.” Situated within the UNESCO World Heritage city of George Town, the…
The Oriental Bangkok is widely regarded as one of Asia’s most historic luxury hotels and is among the oldest continuously operating hotels in Thailand. Its origins date back to the 1860s, when Bangkok (then Siam) began opening to international trade and foreign travelers required accommodation along the Chao Phraya River. 1974 – The owners of…
The Tuk Tuk Nighttime Foodie Tour is an exciting evening adventure through Bangkok that combines local street food, cultural landmarks, and vibrant nightlife — all experienced from the back of a traditional Thai tuk tuk. Guests are taken to some of the city’s best late-night eateries and hidden food spots, where they can sample authentic…
Thailand’s government has confirmed to reduce the visa-free stay period for travelers from many visa-exempt countries from 60 days back to 30 days. The policy reversal comes after authorities raised concerns that the longer stay period, introduced in 2024 to boost tourism, was being misused. The 60-day visa exemption had applied to visitors from 93…
137 Pillars House Chiang Mai began life in the late 1880s as part of the headquarters compound of the British-owned The Borneo Company Limited, sometimes referred to locally as the East Borneo Company or Borneo Trading Company. The company was deeply involved in the teak trade that transformed northern Thailand during the reign of King…
Koh Kret is a small artificial island located in the Chao Phraya River in Nonthaburi Province, just north of Bangkok. Despite being only a short distance from Thailand’s capital, the island feels remarkably separate from the modern city — preserving a slower rhythm of life shaped by river culture, Mon heritage, traditional crafts, temples, and…
From misty mountain sunrises to emerald bays and jungle-fringed islands, Asia is home to some of the world’s most unforgettable adventures. For travelers chasing culture, nature, and postcard-perfect moments, Wendy Asia’s bucket-list destinations capture the spirit of the region at its most extraordinary. Japan – Mount Fuji rises above lakes, forests, and ancient shrines —…
Bangkok is famous for its spectacular rooftop bars, offering breathtaking skyline views, creative cocktails, and stylish atmospheres high above the city streets. From luxury sky lounges to lively open-air terraces, Bangkok’s rooftop scene combines glamour, music, and panoramic city lights, making it one of Asia’s top nightlife destinations. Beyond the rooftops, Bangkok’s vibrant nightlife caters…
A longtail boat tour from Krabi to the famous “4 Islands” is one of those classic Thai travel experiences that feels both relaxed and adventurous. You climb aboard the narrow wooden boat, its engine humming loudly behind you, and set off across turquoise water with limestone cliffs rising dramatically in the distance. The trip usually…
Mist curled gently above the emerald waters of Cheow Lan Lake as the first light of dawn filtered through the towering limestone cliffs of Khao Sok National Park. The forest stirred awake in quiet harmony—distant bird calls, the rustle of leaves, and the soft ripple of water against wooden boats. In that stillness, surrounded by…
