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Destinations - 4 Days in Singapore

If you're traveling to or through Asia, consider taking a short stay in Singapore. The city-state offers a delightful blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. It’s easy to navigate on foot or via the MRT, and it's safe for solo female travelers. We’ve discovered some hidden gems and combined them with must-see highlights to create an amazing 4-day itinerary. Let’s go!

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Destination - One Week in Luang Prabang, Laos

Ahhh, the enchanting and mystical charm of Luang Prabang! This serene gem, often considered the most genteel and picturesque destination in Laos, remains blissfully under the radar of the Instagram masses. It’s a place you must visit before tourism inevitably transforms its essence.

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Destination Angkor - Beyond the Temples

So, you’ve booked four days to visit Siem Reap and are wondering how to make the most of it. Oh dear! Let me stop you right there: extend your stay! Four days is the typical length of stay many travelers plan for, thinking it’s enough to cover Angkor Wat. But trust me, there’s so much more to this enchanting destination than meets the eye. Let me walk you through why Siem Reap deserves more of your time and how to immerse yourself in its rich culture and history.

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Tips - Exploring Laos by Train

Laos is one of Southeast Asia’s hidden gems; untouched by the crowds and heavy tourism often seen in its neighboring countries, but it won’t stay that way much longer! Loas is one of the last frontier lands, with dramatic landscapes, vibrant tribal cultures, and some of the best adventure activities in Asia. Yet for years, one thing held travelers back: getting around. With winding, largely unsealed roads, few people having an actual driver’s license, and limited public transport options, travel in Laos has been notoriously challenging and only for the most intrepid amongst us.

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