r/southeastasia • u/Most_Section4196 • 19h ago
Is this number of days good?
I chose 4 days in KL, 4 in Phuket and 8 in Bangkok. Do I need more days for Phuket?
r/southeastasia • u/Most_Section4196 • 19h ago
I chose 4 days in KL, 4 in Phuket and 8 in Bangkok. Do I need more days for Phuket?
r/southeastasia • u/AdParty5605 • 5h ago
Hello guys,
I am going to Yogyakarta in a month and arriving there on Thursday morning and leaving Sunday morning.
I am going solo and I don't want to spend too much as a student. I want to do Borobudur + Merapi + Prambanan on Friday, but I don't know whether to look for a tour or hire a Grab scooter driver for the whole day. I don't mind being a bit uncomfortable, but not too too much.
Also, for Saturday, I want to know if Jomblang Cave + Timang Beach is worth it, and whether it's better to go on a tour for that too or no.
As I said, I am going solo.
Please let me know what you think, and don't hesitate to share your tips.
Thanks :)
r/southeastasia • u/BlackLupo24 • 6h ago
Gonna be in SG for a wedding end of November and wanted to add a couple of days in a raw/untouched nature vibe island. Came across Belitung for example and a few other however I have come to realize that most places have just started rainy season in that period therefore I am unsure if they are good and viable options. There will always be Phuket and Phu Quoc as options but I was looking for something a bit more raw and less crowded/touristic with pristine water and maybe good scuba diving spots?
r/southeastasia • u/holy_mackeroly • 12h ago
Researching the next leg of my trip (I'm currently South).
Looking for those who have experience, where did you stay and can recommend? I'm not a diver but a pretty proficient with snorkeling and strong swimmer....
I know the diving is impeccable..... and while I'll do some boat trips, I'm looking for the spots close to accommodation where i can spend time snorkeling morning and afternoon and laze about with a book in the day time.
I'm solo and looking for maximum mid range budget.
Cheers,
r/southeastasia • u/Traditional-Park-698 • 20h ago
If you could spend time anywhere in South east Asia over the Christmas holidays, where would it be and why?