Explore new destinationsss this Year Of The Snake


Phaya Si Mukda Maha Muni Nilapala Nakharat is a massive 122m-long naga statue found at a Thai temple. — Tourism Thailand website

Ready for a prosperousss new year? As we bid farewell to the Dragon and get ready to welcome the year of the Snake, it is time once again to refresh our travel list.

The snake, which some may also refer to as a “little dragon”, makes for an interesting creature to draw inspiration from when it comes to travel. Unlike its aforementioned fellow zodiac animal, snakes come in physical forms that we can actually interact with in real life.

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