Everyday is Holliday

It is no secret that Thailand remains one of the most visited tourist destinations in the world. Here is a list of all the exciting experiences to be had in this exotic nation.

Grand Palace Bangkok

For those seeking to revel in the grandeur and elegant architectural styles, visiting the Grand Palace in Bangkok is a must. The palace is considered an architectural emblem of the Thai royal family and is presently being used for ceremonial purposes.

Golden Triangle

Golden Triangle is the focal point where the Mekong River meets the Ruak River. The triangle borders Laos, Thailand and Myanmar and offers amazing vistas of these nations. For a closer look into these countries, hire a boat from luxury hotels in Chiang Rai the likes of Anantara Golden Triangle and cruise along the river.

Elephant Experience

Recognized as a highly revered animal in Thailand, elephants

Tunis is becoming a sought-after North African destination to go explore historical locations, crystal clear waters and fantastic cuisine.

The Capital City

The Capital City of Tunis is a must-visit location when it comes to the list of things to do in Tunisia. Attractions within the vibrant capital city include museums and ancient ruins of the city of Carthage.

Scrumptious Meals

If you are a foodie, you are in for a treat when you are in The Residence Tunis or any other hotel or resort in the city because the food you will be served is authentic and delightful. Couscous-based dishes are extremely common so you can dine without worrying about the number on the scale.

Stunning Seaside

If you love basking in the sun, there are ample locations such as Hammamet, Sousse, and Monastir where

What’s a holiday in Siem Reap without a bit of adventure! Read on for some of the best activities for those with an adventurous spirit.

Sunrise Bike Tour in Angkor Wat

If you love exploring scenic sites on two wheels, with the wind caressing your face, sign up for a sunrise bike tour in Angkor Wat. Along your way, you’ll be able to witness sun-drenched temples and take pit stops for mouthwatering Khmer delicacies.

Zipline Across Angkor 

Have you ever dreamt of flying across verdant landscapes with birds and other tree-top dwellers? With a zipline through Angkor, you can do just that! Don’t forgo this adrenaline-pumping tour as it’s quite safe.

Visit Kulen Waterfall and 1000 Lingas

You wouldn’t want to miss a trip to Kulen Waterfall and 1000 Lingas if you love everything ‘nature’. During your stay

The ruins of the Khmer Empire include around 70 temples that are dotted across 50 square miles. The largest group of temples is located in the capital city of the Khmer Empire – Angkor Thom.

Ba Yon Temple

Ba Yon Temple is found in the heart of Angkor Thom. It is found just a 30-minute drive from FCC Angkor and other similarly located Angkor Wat hotels. The temple is known for its number of stone towers that depict elegant carvings of Bodhisatva Avalokiteshwara.

Angkor Wat

Angkor Wat is Cambodia’s most popular temple site. Found in Siem Reap, Angkor Wat treats its guests to astounding views with its intricately carved towers spiralling towards the heavens.

Baphuon Temple

Baphuon Temple was built in order to honour the Hindu God Shiva. The temple, which was built during the mid-11th century, was once the state temple of Udayadityavarman II.

Ta Prohm Temple