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Zeavola: unexpected barefoot luxury in Koh Phi Phi
This is post 21 of 24 in the series “Thailand” Barefoot luxury. It was a term I’ve heard of but I didn’t truly understand it until I arrived in Zeavola. Located in the north of Koh Phi Phi Don, it’s far removed from the boisterous Tonsai main town and offers a secluded serenity that I […]
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Tastebud travel: easy international recipes to recreate at home
One of my favourite things to do on my travels is to try the local cuisine, so much so that I always try to join a food tour or a cooking class. Being at home for so long makes me long for travel but that’s not always possible. Ifr you want a taste of your […]
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Anana Ecological Resort – Ao Nang Krabi’s best kept secret
This is post 20 of 24 in the series “Thailand” Nestled in a backroad on the hills overlooking Ao Nang, Anana Ecological Resort is a breath of fresh air from the busy Ao Nang center surrounded by karst mountains. An eco resort that was built to give back to nature, its modern design incorporates both […]
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Thai Massage Chiang Mai: best and cheap places to go
This is post 19 of 24 in the series “Thailand” If you ask me what my favourite thing about Thailand is, it would have to be Thai massages. In particular, Chiang Mai has the most affordable Thai massage across the board. I practically find myself wandering into a massage parlour twice a week to get […]
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Northern Italy Itinerary: 5 different 10-14 days itinerary for you
This is post 39 of 39 in the series “Italy” When it comes to northern Italy, there are so many stunning cities from the Italian Alps to the rolling vineyards of Tuscany. Trying to plan an itinerary for the entire northern Italy is difficult, and you’re going to have to make some sacrifices. But fear […]
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Best Chiang Mai restaurants – thai food, vegans, and smoothies!
Last updated on March 20th, 2020 at 03:46 pm This is post 18 of 24 in the series “Thailand” Chiang Mai is the jewel of northern Thailand and the restaurant choices are top notch. As a favourite hangout of digital nomads, you are spoilt for choices from Thai food to the best vegan restaurants. I […]
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Hiking essential from a mountain lover: what’s in LTE’s bag?
Readers of Laugh Travel Eat and those who follow me on Facebook and Instagram are no stranger to my hiking photos. I would like to think that I’ve become somewhat of a seasonal hiker, even if I do still struggle when climbing uphill! I’ve gone through numerous pairs of hiking boots and various gears and […]
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Lui Ta Shek hike: a quiet hike in Sai Kung
Last updated on March 30th, 2020 at 01:37 pm This is post 60 of 61 in the series “Hong Kong” Another hidden gem of a hike in Sai Kung, Lui Ta Shek means Thunder Struck Rock in Chinese, which likely refers to the lone rock jutting out just below the summit. It is the hill […]
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Warsaw itinerary: 3 days in the Poland capital
This is post 2 of 2 in the series “Poland” Warsaw became the capital of Poland in 1596 with its strategic position and was known as the Paris of the North. While the city had been razed in WWII, the old town has been rebuilt and the skyline is a mish-mash of medieval buildings and […]
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