Monsoons can be a great time to explore South and South-East Asia considering the fact that the prices are low and the scenic beauty increases manyfold. These are things you can do in South and South-East Asia during monsoons. We have shortlisted these destinations based on two criteria: 1. Some of these places remain drier in comparison to the other parts of Asia, thereby rendering them fit for travel during monsoon. 2. The rain enhances the beauty of some of these places.
Prepared from distilling rice or palm sugar and made into an amalgam of herbs and fruits from Palm trees, Arak is traditionally offered to gods during religious ceremonies...
The illustrious, other-worldly silhouette of the Angkor Wat temple becomes more dramatic under an overcast sky and calls for some great photo moments...
Like most of the temples in Angkor Wat, this one is too made of brick and red sandstone and is constructed in the style of the mountain temple, which explains its pyramidal shape...
If you want to watch elephants in their natural habitat and avoid the hassle of people, the Wasgamuwa National Park is the ideal place for you...
At a distance of 30 mins from Ubud, on Jalan Raya Street, discover a vast array of locals making brilliant meticulous silver and gold jewellery to sell...
Sidemen is a spectacular, untouched gem comprising beautiful rice fields, breathtaking waterfalls, exquisite local cuisines, that is sitting near Klungkung and is a shame to be left out of your itinerary...
Far from the hustle of tourists, the famous UNESCO heritage site, the floating Ulun Danu Temple is one of the most peaceful and beautiful temples on the island...
Experience the peace and calm of the village life, photograph its mind-blowing scenery, and learn the art of making coconut oil from the natives in Delodsema, just 30 minutes north of Ubud...
A forest full of exotic birds surrounding a serene crater lake is the highlight of Danau Ranamese, which is only 37 km from Ruteng...
Enroute to Riung from Bajawa lies the majestic Ebulobo, which is a Volcanic mountain that summons hikers and nature lovers alike...
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Ayer Hangar market has to be one of the best night markets for sampling delectable street food from a wide array of local dishes...
Sebayur Island is known for its diving spots...
If you like to figure out your way around verdant jungles and expansive sandy beaches, speedboat rentals are available at Kuah jetty to go on an island hopping spree...
If you really need to relax and unwind, let the hot springs of Air Hangat village soothe you...
While getting to the beach in Jerowaru district, might be a task but the beautiful pink sands are worth the long ride...
The world’s largest 3D art museum at Oriental Village in Langkawi exhibits more than 200 artworks...
The monsoons and the Nandi Hills are a match made in the travel heaven...
The Sita Nadi is a short river that flows in the Udupi district of Karnataka only during the monsoon months...
If you are a wildlife enthusiast, you can find a variety of wildlife unique to the dense forest reserves of the Gunung Raya mountain...
Get the feel of the jungle, just 30 minutes away from the city in Perak’s ancient rainforest...
Go on a heritage walk to trace back the tin ore history of the 150-year-old Gopeng Town in Kampar district, located 20 km south of Ipoh...
There are many tour operators to be found in Labuan Bajo providing a boat tour (either slow boat or speed boat) around Komodo National Park, and, a day trip from dawn to dusk must include the islands of Padar for best sunrise, Komodo for the dragons, Rinca (optional) for more dragons and Gili Laba Darat for best sunset view...
Visit between 8 am to 9 pm on any day & spend an hour rejuvenating in the Sungai Klah Hot Spring of the recreational park at Batang Padang district; 10 km away from Sungkai...
Komodo Island, which is the habitat of a unique species of monitor lizards called the Komodo Dragons, something that you will find nowhere else in the world, is a boat ride from Labuan Bajo, one of the main towns in Flores Island...
Take a 30-minute boat ride from the mainland and you will reach Pangkor Island, which is off the west coast of Lumut...
Who doesn't like a tickled funny bone? Comedy Masala is the perfect recipe to end your fun and activity-filled days at Singapore...
Imagine Artly is a wonderful place at hand where kids can get crafty with all sorts of tools, be it ceramic, sand or paints...
Coorg is a monsoon paradise whose beauty gets amplifies 10 times by the heavy rains...
Level 33 is the epitome of your dining experience with the Singapore skyline right beside you, as you delve into cuisines delicately and meticulously prepared...
If you want to see the lush green forests of Kabini in all their glory, you must visit during the monsoon months of June-September...
Serenity and magnificence are the two words that define the skyway of OCBC...
Dive into eccentric water rides, swim with all kinds of fish and beat the heat with a day at Adventure Cove Water Park...
Discover the diverse heritage of Singapore and how it earned the rightful title ‘The Cultural melting pot of Asia’...
Rainforest Lumina is a sheer treat for nature lovers, hikers, kids and adventurists...