Travel in Asia
Close to our heart (and close to home), we love exploring Asia – in particular Southeast Asia. There’s such a range of cultures, landscapes, food and flavour on offer.
From the mountains and beaches of Thailand to the virgin jungles of Borneo to the food markets of Laos to the enigmatic mysteries to be found in Japan, we love it all.
This guide will give you an overview of our experiences and how to plan your next trip. When you’re ready, deep-dive into our stories, reviews and itineraries of this wonderful part of the world.
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Best Experiences
If you’re ever bored when you’re travelling through Asia, you have to realise it’s probably you! There’s just so much to do in this part of the world that somehow manages to be frenetic and relaxed at the same time!
Here are a few ideas for what to do in some of our favourite places in Asia.
where to go in asia
There are so many incredible places in Asia to see and to experience. Here are some of our favourite spots we’ve been to. So far.
our top travel guides In asia
These travel guides will show you some of the best parts of Asia we’ve visited and give you an intro into what’s possible in this incredible part of the world.
Planning Tips & Resources
Here are some of our most useful links to guides we’ve created and sites that we use all the time when we’re visiting Asia.
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Hotel Reviews
We publish a lot of hotel reviews on Mr & Mrs, so if you’re looking for an honest look at places to stay around Asia, this section could be the most useful.
You’ll find descriptions of the rooms here, but also facilities, dining options and some beautiful photography of the hotel too. We also do video walkthrough reviews here too.
Here are some of our most recent hotel reviews, but you can also dig into our archives here.
Where to stay on the Death Railway Trail, Thailand — Hintok River Camp
Connected to the Death Railway Trail in Kanchanaburi Province in western Thailand, the Hintok River Camp is the perfect place to stay to explore this important relic of WWII a and memorial to the War in the Pacific. Running down the western border of Thailand in the province of Kanchanaburi, the River Kwai is one
Laos Hotels — where to stay in Luang Prabang
Embodying Laos’ seamless blend of local culture and colonial French aesthetic, Maison Dalabua and its leafy gardens is our favourite place to stay in Luang Prabang. Sign up to our free newsletter here for more travel inspiration. You also get your own copy of our travel ebook — it’s on us! Luang Prabang is a
Laos hotels – where to stay in Vang Vieng (that’s not a backpackers)
With the Nam Song River at its feet and monolithic mountains filling the horizon, the Riverside Boutique Hotel in Vang Vieng blends elegant design with rich Lao heritage. Sign up to our free newsletter here for more travel inspiration. You also get your own copy of our travel ebook — it’s on us! Vang Vieng
Laos Hotels — where to stay in Vientiane
Embracing the French colonial charm of 1930s Indochina while still harnessing the long proud history of Lao culture, the Lao Poet Hotel in Vientiane is a lovely place to stay in Laos’ capital. Sign up to our free newsletter here for more travel inspiration. You also get your own copy of our travel ebook —
Where to stay in Phuket for romance – Sala Resort and Spa
Sala Phuket Hotel is the very definition of Thailand’s romance and mystery. From the privacy of the pool villas to the sun setting over the Andaman Sea, Sala Phuket is the ultimate honeymoon and romance destination. At the northwestern tip of the island of Phuket, Thailand’s largest island, Sala and Mai Khao Beach is all
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We Also Do Video Stories!
Check out our YouTube channel – it’s full of travel stories and hotel reviews that we hope are not only entertaining but also helpful when you’re looking for where to stay and what to do while you’re on the road!