Koh Samet (Koh Samed) is a beautiful little island in the south-east of Thailand, on the road from Pattaya to the island of Koh Chang. Koh Samet is the largest and most western of a group of islands not far from the coast. The island takes its name from the cajeput tree on the island, which is pronounced “Samet” in Thai. Koh Samet island is still quite wild, so it maintains its tranquility compared to other islands. It is the ideal place for those who love to explore or enjoy their honeymoon.

A place without beautiful beaches or attractive natural landscapes, the capital of Cambodia is a quite ancient and bustling place with many scars left by war that have subsided over time. Introduce to you  Phom Penh, where history intertwines with modernity, and every corner reveals a new chapter in Cambodia's rich narrative, a place worth visiting at least once in your life.

War Remnants Museum in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon) is often likened to a giant relic of war crimes and a stationary train that can take us back to a painful past. Far from a simple exhibition space, this place offers a unique and emotionally charged experience.