Flo / Yoga, Wine & Travel

Over the past few years, street art has truly taken off in Hong Kong. The appearance of mainstream street art is a relatively new phenomena and culture in this metropolitan city, with many local and international artists leaving their mark in the form of captivating murals - there's nothing cookie-cutter about the street art pieces in Hong Kong! Here are some neighborhoods rich in street art culture in Hong Kong that you won't want to miss.

The Fleming is a boutique hotel that features impeccable Hong Kong-inspired design in an unbeatable location. The Fleming is tucked away in one of Hong Kong's most vibrant neighborhoods, Wan Chai, and is a perfect base for exploring the city and beyond. Read on for review of The Fleming!

There's something so alluring about seeking out a hidden bar away from prying eyes, and Hong Kong is no stranger to the speakeasy concept. Some of the best cocktail bars in Hong Kong are disguised as retail shops, concealed away in dead-end alleyways, tucked behind a faux phone booth or even hidden within another speakeasy. Always on the lookout for hidden spots to check out? Here are some of the best secret bars in Hong Kong!

Rajasthan lies in northwest India and is one of the country's most popular tourism regions thanks to its accessibility from Delhi, diversity in landscape and rich cultural history and monuments. Looking for the best places to visit in Rajasthan in 1 week? Read on for some essential travel tips to make your trip a breeze, and a 7 day Rajasthan itinerary that will cover a handful of the major cities in the state.

Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan state in western India and was founded by Maharaja Jai Singh II in the early 18th century. Like many other cities in Rajasthan, Jaipur has a nickname: "The Pink City", as a large portion of the city was painted a shade of pink to welcome the Prince of Wales from Britain. Read on for some of the top places to visit in Jaipur and an easy itinerary to help you plan your 2 days in Jaipur.

Though most people have only heard of Yala or Udawalawe National Park, Sri Lanka is actually home to a total of 22 national parks across the island. Wilpattu National Park, located approximately 4 hours north of Colombo, is far less crowded than its counterparts in the south despite being Sri Lanka's largest national park. The park was closed for more than 20 years and is slowly re-emerging on people's travel radars since it opened to visitors nearly a decade ago. Here’s what you need to know about visiting Wilpattu National Park in Sri Lanka!