Taking your kids to learn some history and culture in Southeast Asia is a wonderful thing. But, you can’t forget that they’re still kids.
Penang, Malaysia is a great place to start an educational trip to this amazing region. But most kids will last only a few hours on the muggy streets of George Town looking at the UNESCO buildings (but entice an extended stay out of them with a tri-shaw ride and by tallying up all the street art they can find). And you’ll need a break from making sure they keep out of the path of motorbikes and don’t fall into gutters in this city with few sidewalks.
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Langkawi, on Malaysia’s west coast, is an archipelago of 99 beautiful islands, although almost everyone stays on the main island of Langkawi. Now is the time to visit, as it is not yet so overrun like Phuket Thailand.
Whether you want to just relax or fill your days with activities, Langkawi caters to you. Here’s an overview of what to see and do, eat, and how to choose the ideal luxury or boutique hotel for you.
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I love elephants. The intelligence in their eyes is incredible. I’ve read about elephants’ mourning behaviours when one of their herd dies — they seem more human than humans. I can’t believe how gently and quietly they can walk with their huge bulk. On my African safari, I need to see elephants.
When planning the best safari, the first thing to figure out is exactly what kind of animals you want to see. This will determine both where, and when, you should go.
Hannah walks through the amazing Les Barrattes Chalet at Chalet de Philippe, this hotel is simply stunning.
You can read the full review and see more pictures at:
luxuryandboutiquehotels.com/portfolios/le-chalets-de-philippe-chamonix