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A paradise for Bubba diving in Phuket

For a traveler visiting Phuket, Bubba diving is a highly recommended experience no matter how an amateur you might be, nor how hesitant or uncertain you may be of thus exploring unknown territory , especially your capacity to dive. Other than the usual long list as to what makes Phuket so attractive as a diving location is the abundant availability of great instructors and lessons who make the whole experience appear so easy. With such a unique combination of instructors plus great location, one can only fall in love with this charming state of affairs of Bubba diving in Phuket.

Some people take a yacht to an island called Racha yai where the services of an experienced set of instructors can transform the whole experience quite magical if not fun and practical. Many travelers commend on the excellent customer service right from the point of inquiry before reaching the destination to which there are usually prompt relies, to the friendliness and capability as well as the patience of instructors who go out of their way to make this a comfortable as well as enjoyable experience for you.

When it comes to the best sites, the lower Andaman region is claimed to be a world best site for diving especially among the islands of Burma together with Phuket. Among the best sites that are widely known, Richelieu Rock, Koh phi phi as well as the Similans takes precedence as locations that are eagerly sought by diving enthusiasts. For the new comers and amateurs the best sites can be found along the west coast such as the Patong Bay, Freedom Beach and Paradise beach which contain shallow waters that can be easily reached from the shore and thus make excellent places for learning. With the amazing array of coral reefs, exquisite and unusual under water rock formations among which reside the exotic creatures of marine life, any part of Phuket makes a superb diving location when it comes to the beauty of marine life that awaits to attract the curious traveler.

Phuket beach resort usually has what it takes to rejuvenate a traveler after a fun but exhausting day at the sea with many under and over water adventures. Anantara Phuket Resort Thailand is a paradise on this island haven, with lush plantations surrounding it while the ocean view still keeps one linked to the coastal life. A cluster of villas that combine the best of nature with plush conveniences makes this Phuket resort outstanding and exceptional in more ways than one, making it a favourite among the travelers.

 

Thanuja Silva is a travel writer who writes under the pen name Auburn Silver. She has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world.

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Tee – Off With the Best in Hua Hin’s Premier Golfing Greens

Tipped to be one of Asia’s most accessible golfing hubs Thailand is a veritable golfing Mecca for the masses. Its popularity is mainly due to the affordability of its clubs and courses that are geared towards a multi-budgetary clientele from high rolling tycoons to discerning travellers in search of a game at a reasonable price. Hua Hin is no exception as this tourist heartland also packs in a punch in terms of the number of world class golf courses and facilities on offer. Situated in breathtaking locations across the city the state-of-the-art amenities at Hua Hin’s golfing greens can rival courses in any one of the golfing capitals of the world. Its seaside location and reputation as a beach hub also makes it a hit with golfers as visitors can work in a game or two while simultaneously enjoying the joys of a beach resort town with the family.

Home to over 22 exquisite golf courses golfers will be spoilt for choice in Hua Hin which also houses one of the finest 18-hole golf clubs in the entire country. Named the Banyan Estate and Golf Club this sprawling venue boasts courses with mountain views as well as sea views while elegant changing rooms, a Thai inspired club house, a Mulligan’s Pub and restaurants are also on-site. The Black Mountain Golf Club is equally impressive with its hilly location surrounded by meandering creeks and cool temperatures. Home to a fantastic restaurant the club also houses massive greens that cater to every type of golfer while the locale also incorporates bunkers to ensure no balls are lost during games. The Hua Hin Milford Golf Club and Resort on the other hand is an institution with a proud legacy to match as one of the oldest clubs in Hua Hin. Incorporating the natural attributes of the land this 18-hole course is renowned for its slight fairways, affordable rates as well as ocean vistas.

As the oldest public golfing venue in all of Thailand the Royal Hua Hin Golf Course is an icon in the sport that has been operational since 1924. Hosting events such as the King’s Cup for decades the 72-par course occupies a whopping 240 acres littered with animal shaped trees and rolling greens.

The Springfield Royal Country Club is perhaps the best known course in Hua Hin as it has hosted the Thai Open and other prestigious championships. Designed by Jack Nicklaus the location overlooks the Gulf of Thailand and its clubhouse is equally famous as a premier leisure space in the city. Other highlights include Palm Hills while The Majestic Creek Country Club is ideal for golfers that enjoy natural barriers such as streams and other challenging obstacles.

Visitors on the lookout for the best beach hotels Hua Hin Thailand has to offer should look to Anantara Hua Hin Thailand Resort for reservations. Ideally located in a scenic venue this luxurious resort is one of the finest Hua Hin hotels in Thailand.

 

Thanuja Silva is a travel writer who writes under the pen name Auburn Silver. She has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world.

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Unearth the Beauty of Bhutan on a Trekking Tour of a Lifetime

Renowned as a true adventurer’s dream come true one could hardly conceive of a more potent destination for trekking than the kingdom of Bhutan. With much of its landscapes remaining unchanged and unaltered by the advent of modernity or commercial progress the virgin landscapes of the last Buddhist kingdom in the towering Himalayas is nothing short of awe-inspiring. Littered with virgin forests, cloud gracing mountainscapes and quiet villages tucked away in rugged, natural surroundings this lesser known tourist destinations in Asia is veritable treasure roe for hikers and walkers the world over.

Trekkers of various skill levels can find a tour matching their abilities in Bhutan which resembles a land forgotten by time in every sense of the term in its unbridled beauty and simplicity. The trek up to “Tiger’s Den” is one of the more challenging treks in the country as the ancient monastic temple is located atop a vertical hill surrounded by snow capped mountains. The trek takes visitors across the sacred Lake Tsonapatta inside a rhododendron forest that is as ancient as time itself. Those who conquer the trek can indulge in cultural encounters with the Tsechu tribe who occupy the villages near the area.

The village that is placed at the highest altitude of any village in Bhutan however is a part of the Laya and Chomolhari trekking tour which also explores the country’s most sacred peak. Known as the Divine Mountain hikers can expect to trudge through an off-road track to the Chomolhari base camp. Ancient tribes such as the Layap are found near the mountain area and visitors can interact with the yak herding tribe at leisure and witness their simple way of life.

The Jhomolhari trek has also been extended to include nearby territories. Setting off from Drukyel Dzong the trek takes hikers to Lingzhi through the Jhomolhari base camp. Heading to Laya the trek also covers southern regions of the Himalayas including Punakha and Gasa. The Snowman Trek in contrast takes around 24 days to complete as the high Himalayas make for a difficult trek with several days of rests in pit stops such as Thanza and Rodenphu also factoring in to the equation.

Travellers in search of a luxury Paro hotel will find no finer alternative to the stylish Uma Bhutan. Providing guests with the best in contemporary amenities this Bhutan hotel offers guests a delightful hideaway in one of the country’s most idyllic corners.

Ride the track at Yas Marina Circuit

A holiday in the Middle East can be enjoyed to the fullest by choosing to stay at an Abu Dhabi resort such as Desert Islands, Abu Dhabi one of the most desirable Abu Dhabi beach hotels. Ardent motorsport fans heading to Abu Dhabi are in for a thrilling experience at Yas Marina Circuit. One has to book their opportunity here, which offers a variety of options to cater to different tastes. Among the packages available here are ‘Racing License Courses’, ‘Private Driving Tuition’ programmes, ‘Passenger Experiences’, ‘Driver Experiences’ and more. Presenting a truly distinctive racing experience, at the Yas Marina Circuit where you will enjoy the raw thrill of swerving around and sliding down a section of the circuit in your very own street legal vehicle.

Thanuja Silva is a travel writer who writes under the pen name Auburn Silver. She has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world.

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