amansara, cambodia

Summer in Cambodia is hot, humid, and sticky. Amansara is a beautiful hotel; with back entrances to Angkor Wat, the property was once residences for guests of the king. Mornings are spent running around exploring temples, followed by lounging around indoors or in a cool dipping pool at the peak of the afternoon heat. Late afternoons are reserved for more temple running as there is an (ever so slight) drop in temperature, and evenings are for retiring early to bed as wake-up calls are at the crack of dawn.

Explore, rinse, explore, repeat.

osaka, nara & kyoto

Japan is always a dream to visit. Food is always in the most beautiful packaging, people are wonderfully polite, and everything is always spotlessly clean. Osaka is one of Japan's largest cities -  known for its street food and nightlife, Dotonbori is a must-see. Nara & Kyoto are both quick, easy train rides away, and full of historic and unique personality.

rabat

After Fez, we drove off to Rabat. The Kasbah of the Udayas was beautifully painted blue and white, and each corner felt more magical than the next. Being by the meeting point of the Mediterranean and the Atlantic Oceans meant for seafood on seafood. 

fez

Fez is often what you think about when you try to picture Morocco. The Medina is a busy maze filled with artisans that make bread, copper pots, and the most delicate filigree lamps. Viewing the tanneries from above, it is an iconic sight that comes with a rather particular scent to it...

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