A hundred miles east of Hanoi is Halong Bay; one of the most iconic collection of limestone karsts spread across the emerald waters in the north seas of Vietnam. Further east of Halong lies an untouched bay, Bai Tu Long which is just as scenic yet quieter and more off the beaten track.
On the banks of the Red River lies Hanoi, the capital and second largest city of Vietnam. After years of Chinese and French occupation and war, the city is incredibly resilient, with it’s blend of cultures and many of the old colonial buildings still stand particularly around the Old and French Quarters.
Taiwan is probably one of the most underrated destinations in Asia, an island packed with interesting places to visit and new foods to try.
Kyoto is Japan’s historic and cultural capital with countless shrines, temples, gardens and traditional buildings. It is one of the most recognised Japanese cities and we were excited to be here. As we experienced the city more over the days we realised that the old is mixed with the new – creating it’s unique charm and character.
