Singapore is one of the smallest countries in the world, with a territory covering just 722.5 square kilometers (279 square miles). However, when it comes to culinary variety, it’s a vast melting pot of Asian cuisines. Combining influences from China, India, and Malaysia, just to name a few, Singapore’s local foods are a tourist attraction by themselves. Feet Do Travel share 7 Singaporean Dishes every visitor to the Lion City must try.

When one thinks about Thailand, images of gorgeous beaches, grandiose temples, traditional art and architecture are typically what come to mind. It absolutely has all of that and more, but going off the beaten path can lead you towards wonders seldom talked about but are absolutely worth the time and effort exploring. 

Khao Yai is a town just three hours from the capital city of Bangkok, mainly known for Khao Yai National Park, a sprawling eco-reserve made of 80% forested ground. However, there’s so much more to see and do there if you discard the guidebook. Read on for our list of unique Khao Yai experiences:

When I visited Marrakech last year I heard stories from locals about a village called Merzouga. I was so intrigued, I booked a tour to this Village. In this tour I saw the Mighty Atlas Mountains and spent the night near Sahara Desert which is just a few kilometres from merzouga. 

I have seen many deserts before; the Antarctic desert, Arctic desert, Gobi desert etc. which are much larger then Merzouga Desert, but the beauty of this desert is way more attractive than any other desert in the world. The surroundings are magical, it has high dunes, golden color of sand at sunrise and sunset and the sky full of stars sets this desert apart from many desert which I visited in my life. I booked a 3 days desert tour from Marrakech and here are the details of every day which I spent there.

If you’re unsure about booking a trip to Australia as you don’t know whether or not it is the place for you, then you have come to the right place. With beautiful scenery and so many awesome things to see and do, Australia is one of the most incredible places to visit. 

Whether you’re planning a short trip, or to stay a little longer, you need to be sure it is definitely the place for you before you book. With that in mind, here are 5 reasons why you should visit Australia.

Lombok, Indonesia is sometimes described as Bali’s beautiful Sister, or Bali’s quieter cousin, either way, Lombok is a place you should add to your Indonesian itinerary.

Quieter than Bali, Lombok is easily reached and has much to offer anyone looking for a more off-the-beaten-track destination. Trekking Mount Rinjani (Indonesia’s second biggest Volcano), chasing waterfalls at Tiu Kelep and Sindang Gila, visiting Pink Beach or learning to surf in Kuta, oh yes there are plenty of things to do in Lombok.
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Let Feet Do Travel take you on a journey from North Lombok to South Lombok, where we will show you cool and traditional things to do. You will then see for yourself why Lombok should be added to your travel list and Indonesian itinerary. These are the 12 best things to do in Lombok (but there are many more!).

​Ocean lovers around the world must do one thing and one thing only before they die: plan a trip to the Philippines. This island-chain country in Southeast Asia has over 7,000 islands and small islets to its name. If we’re being completely honest with you, spending 10 days here isn’t nearly enough. Unfortunately, life often gets in the way and 10 to 14 days is all that can be spared for vacation.

You could actually spend years here exploring all of the islands. Heck, you could spend an entire lifetime - and that still wouldn’t be enough! But for the sake of all you workin’ folk out there hoping to experience the Philippines in the 10 days you can afford, follow this itinerary to make the most of your time. 

The three Filipino destinations focused on in this itinerary will take you from the capital city of Manila to the stunning island of Palawan to the cultural mecca of Cebu. 

​If you have chosen Cambodia as your next holiday destination, you certainly wouldn’t be alone as this unique country has enjoyed booming tourist numbers. Prior to arriving in Cambodia, here are few important things you should know in order to make the most out of your holiday.

​Airfare can be expensive, whether you’re flying across the world or to the other side of the state. In fact, the average cost of an international flight is $991.82 — enough to cover a mortgage payment or fix the family car. The flight is often the most expensive part of a trip, sometimes costlier than food, accommodations and entrance fees combined. But that doesn’t mean you have to empty your bank account to afford a vacation. Instead, follow the five tips below for finding cheap airfare and saving money.

There is much to love about traveling, as we all know, but there’s another side to it that isn’t talked about quite as much.

Traveling can make you go a little crazy after a while, especially if you’re a long-term adventurer. As such, it’s important to take steps to look after yourself, so retain some sort of self. Some people go traveling to find themselves, but the majority go just because they’re curious about other regions on the map. If you’re planning on spending many months on the road, then take a look at incorporating some of the following rules into your routine. 

The aim of World Ocean’s Day is give us an opportunity to honour, protect, and conserve the ocean.

Right now, our Oceans need all the help they can get.

Oceans are swimming in plastic. It reaches every single part of our world, from the depths of the Mariana Trench to the remote Cocos and Galapagos islands. We have all heard about the Great Garbage Patch!

Humans and all marine life are eating and ingesting plastic. Plastic becomes wrapped around animal’s mouths so they suffocate. Plastic they eat becomes stuck in their stomach and they choke. Huge whales are washing up on our shores from Indonesia to Italy, their guts filled with plastic.

Cigarette butts litter our oceans even more than plastic. Some people believe the butt will biodegrade. It doesn’t. 

46% of the plastic in our ocean comes from fishing nets, and our oceans are over fished to brink of extinction. Huge trawlers scrape the ocean bed killing coral and everything in its path.

Bycatch is killing dolphins, turtles, whales, sharks and birds. As fisherman target a specific fish, these marine species are unintentionally caught in their nets, but because they are useless to the fishing industry, they are discarded. Sometimes they are dead, sometimes they are half-dead. Either way, they died so you can eat fish.

Sir David Attenborough pleaded with us all on "The Blue Planet" to do something before it’s too late.

How can you make a difference on this World Oceans Day? Feet Do Travel have listed easy, practical solutions to help you make a start TODAY. The time for change is NOW.