Sri Lanka: the kingdom of the toque macaques
The toque macaque (macaca sinica), named after the tuft of hair on its head, is a cunning, thieving little monkey often seen near temples or in parks. Not shy,...
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The toque macaque (macaca sinica), named after the tuft of hair on its head, is a cunning, thieving little monkey often seen near temples or in parks. Not shy,...
Continue readingOne of Vietnam's main tourist attractions is the famous Halong Bay. As its name suggests, this is a bay of impressive karst formations. They are set in the middle of emerald green water, adding a touch of...
Continue readingOff the Horn of Africa, Socotra is a unique example of biodiversity, earning it the name of the "Galapagos Islands of the Indian Ocean". This richness led to it being classified as a World Natural Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2008. In...
Continue readingLocated in the heart of a coconut grove in the north of the Phuket peninsula, in the Khao Lak region, the Kappa Club Thai Beach Resort 5* is renowned for its authenticity and its superb beaches bordering the Andaman Sea. Simply immerse yourself...
Continue readingMekong! The "mother of all waters" for its local inhabitants. To get the full picture, come aboard the RV Indochine, a charming boat that sails between Hô-Chi-Minh-Ville (formerly Saigon) in Vietnam and the Tonlé Sap lake in Cambodia, to the north of which...
Continue readingListed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1993, Along Bay boasts 1,600 karst islands and islets emerging from the jade-coloured waters of the Gulf of Tonkin. A majestic, dreamlike landscape. A 3? hour drive from...
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