January 11, 2018 @ 5:35 pm | Category:
Cambodia,
Myanmar | Tagged as:
Activities with children,
Adventure,
Adventure Travel,
Asia,
Buddhism,
Community Based Tourism,
Community development,
Couple's Travel,
Ecotourism,
Family,
Family Travel,
Gay,
Gay Travel,
Giving Back,
Honeymoon,
Indochina,
Leisure,
Luxury,
Luxury Travel,
Meditation,
Monks,
Myanmar,
Pagoda,
Responsible tourism,
Southeast AsiaThe enigmatic Inle Lake When we set out for Myanmar, the Inle Lake was of course on our list to visit. We all know the incredible surroundings and activities of the lake. The mountains, the floating gardens, and the famed leg-rowers. The Jumping Cats pagoda may be the most unusual of all attractions. At least […]
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September 26, 2017 @ 3:49 am | Category:
Cambodia | Tagged as:
Adventure,
Angkor,
Asia,
Buddhism,
Cambodia,
Community Based Tourism,
Community development,
Couple's Travel,
Cycling,
Ecotourism,
Gay,
Gay Travel,
Giving Back,
Honeymoon,
Indochina,
Leisure,
Meditation,
Monks,
Mountainbiking,
Nature,
Pagoda,
Responsible tourism,
Siem Reap,
Southeast AsiaThe Power of Product Having been in Southeast Asia for two decades gives you an edge over a few things. One of these things is definitely the ability to assess an activity good or bad. To us, creating a product for our clients is not something we do from behind our computers. We do the […]
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August 3, 2017 @ 9:26 am | Category:
Myanmar | Tagged as:
Activities with children,
Adventure,
Asia,
Buddhism,
Community Based Tourism,
Community development,
Couple's Travel,
Culture,
Family,
Family fun,
Family Travel,
Food,
Gay,
Gay Travel,
Giving Back,
Honeymoon,
Indochina,
Interaction,
Leisure,
Local community,
Mandalay,
Meditation,
Monks,
Myanmar,
Nature,
Pagoda,
Responsible tourismMarvels of Mandalay As the sun starts to set over the Irrawaddy River, we can only marvel over our experiences in Mandalay. The city of Mandalay lies in the heart of Myanmar and forms the cultural capital of the country. Everything about Mandalay is real, everything seems like a rough gem, and everything feels like […]
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July 11, 2017 @ 7:29 am | Category:
Cambodia | Tagged as:
Activities with children,
Adventure,
Alternative City Tour,
Architecture tour,
Asia,
Cambodia,
City Tour,
Community Based Tourism,
Community development,
Couple's Travel,
Family,
Family fun,
Family Travel,
Gay,
Gay Travel,
Giving Back,
Historical tour,
Honeymoon,
Indochina,
Kids,
Leisure,
Luxury,
Luxury Travel,
Pagoda,
Phnom Penh,
Responsible tourism,
Southeast Asia,
Walking tourNew Phnom Penh City Tour With the ever increasing entrance fees that Cambodia as a country is dealing with, Lolei Travel decided to do something about it and create a whole new tour in Phnom Penh that combines some of the essential highlights with an unbelievably fun walking tour through interesting parts of town. The […]
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May 8, 2017 @ 3:37 am | Category:
Cambodia,
Laos,
Myanmar,
Thailand | Tagged as:
Asia,
Bangkok,
Buddhism,
Buddhist,
Cambodia,
Community Based Tourism,
Culture,
Incense,
Laos,
Meditation,
Monks,
Myanmar,
Pagoda,
Praying,
Religion,
Siem Reap,
Southeast Asia,
Spirit houses,
Thailand,
VietnamThe spirit houses of Southeast Asia Spirituality lives high among the people of Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Thailand. Each house is a spiritual place in which divine stories rule the household. The houses in these primarily Buddhist countries all have a spirit house in its garden or home. The spirit houses of Southeast Asia are […]
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March 24, 2017 @ 7:19 am | Category:
Thailand | Tagged as:
Activities with children,
Asia,
Bangkok,
Buddhism,
Couple's Travel,
Family,
Honeymoon,
Indochina,
Leisure,
Meditation,
Pagoda,
Southeast Asia,
Temple,
Thailand,
Trip Advisor,
Wat Rong Khun,
White TempleThe White Temple Many people know Wat Rong Khun only as the White Temple. You can find this amazing piece of architecture in Chiang Rai. You will find the city of Chiang Rai in the north part of Thailand. Local artist Chalermchai Kositpipat is responsible for this piece of art and renovated the remains of the […]
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