Accommodation On Your Holiday To Bali

Bali is not only a famous holiday destination in Indonesia but in the whole world as well. It has a lot to offer to every guest and visitor. It is famous for its enormous number of historical, cultural and archaeological attractions. Its world-class diving and surfing also make it to one of the top destinations worldwide. Due to its huge number of visitors each year, it has an enormous range of accommodations from luxury hotels to Bali villas, guest houses, lodging houses, beach resorts and dorm accommodation that proliferate over much of the island. For all these reasons above, Bali consistently wins travel awards.

Villas in Seminyak- Private villas are mostly found in Seminyak. Staying in a villa offers you more amenities than a typical hotel. If you want to have more authentic Balinese experience, staying in one of the villas is recommended for you. Seminyak is a beach town in South Bali. It is also the high end spa and boutique shopping capital of Bali. One advantage when staying in a villa is the availability of staff to cater to your every need, whether cleaning, meals or driving.

Villas in Uluwatu- There are a number of villas in this area. Some of the private villas include The Istana and Villa Moonlight. They have their own swimming pools, private entrances, lovely gardens, ornate Indonesian architecture and personal staff.

There are also budget hotels and mid-range bungalows and cottages in the area.

The Uluwatu Cliff in Bali, Indonesia.

Accommodation in Lovina- If you want a relaxing and revitalizing holiday, Lovina might be the perfect place for you. It is a quiet coastal town on the North Bali coastline famous for its spas, cafes and black sand beaches. There are a lot of budget accommodations that are catered for backpackers. Mid-range resorts and hotels are also available.

Depending on your type, needs and budget, there are a lot of accommodation to choose from in Bali. Other places to stay are in Ubud, Canggu, Jimbaran, Sanur and Legian. When searching for cheap accommodation, you have to remember, you get what you pay for.

The Best of Thailand's Capital

Do you want to spend a holiday in one of the world's most tourist hotspots? Do you want to experience an ultimate urban vibe? The answer to these questions is to take a vacation in Thailand's capital. Bangkok is the primary city and largest urban area of Thailand. Known in Thai as as Krung Thep Maha Nakhon which means "city of angels", it was a trading post during the Ayutthaya Kingdom due to its location at at the mouth of the Chao Phraya River.

Suvarnabhumi Airport, Bangkok's main airport is also the busiest airport in Southeast Asia. Bangkok flights both international and domestic land in this airport which is located 30 kilometers (19 mi) to the east of Bangkok. This airport offer all facilities from restaurants to ATMS, money changer, transit hotel, tax-free shops and other facilities you would expect from a major international airport.

A week or two is just not enough to experience everything in Bangkok. Here are some of the best things to experience when visiting this city.

Take a Canal Tour- This is one of the best experience to do when visiting Bangkok. There are travel agencies who are offering canal tours in this city. Depending on the type of cruise you book, you will take a motorized boat along the Chao Phraya River. They will stop at Wat Arun or the Temple of Dawn for sightseeing which is usually included in the cruise. Wat Arun is one of the most famous landmark in this city. There you will find the 260 feet high pagoda named or Phra Prang, which is the most attractive structure in the temple. If you have more time, take a walk to the upper levels. From there you will take in a panoramic view of the surrounding city.

Take A Sightseeing Tour at the Royal Grand Palace Bangkok- This is one thing you must not miss when taking a vacation in Bangkok. When you can, put this in your number one list to do when visiting this city. The tour will take you to the Royal Grand Palace including the Temple of The Emerald Buddha, known in Thai as Wat Phra Keow. You can find there the most fabulous Buddha image carved from one-piece jade, which is the holiest and most revered of religious objects in Thailand today. Other sights nearby that are worth to visit are The Royal Funeral Hall and The Royal Coronation Hall.

Floating Market in Bangkok, Thailand

Visit To The Floating Market- Another interesting thing to do when in Bangkok. If Venice, Italy is a floating city, you can experience a floating market in Thailand's capital. The name of this place is Damnoensaduak. It is believed to be one of a well-known and an attractive travelling sites. The Floating market is always crowded with hundreds of vendors and purchasers floating in their small rowing boats selling and buying or exchanging their goods. Food, fruits and vegetables are their purchase which mostly brought from their own orchards. If you have more time, you can continue your journey to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market 2.