Training for Hiking
Hiking is a physical activities that utilities all parts of your body. Other than walking long distance on foot, there are occasions where you need to climb up elevations, scramble on fours, bend your body to maneuver through obstacles, wade across streams, balance yourself over uneven terrains, etc. Such demanding requirement on the body call […]
Why Sign Up Your Hiking Trip With Us?
1. We believe in providing a streamlined, uninterrupted and personalized customer service experience to all our clients. You will be assigned an experienced and dedicated travel coordinator who will take care of your travel needs and requirements throughout the various stages from initial enquiry, itinerary planning and tour confirmation to post tour feedback. The same […]
FAQ for Shanxi
1. When is the best time to visit Shanxi? Shanxi is good for travel all year round. It has a continental climate with cold dry winters (November to March) and hot humid summers (June to August). In terms of season the best time to visit is during autumn from September to early November when warm […]
FAQ for Tulou
1. What are tulou? Fujian tulou (福建土楼) literally means “Fujian earthen buildings” are rural dwellings built by the Hakka people in the mountainous areas in south-west Fujian between the 15th and 20th centuries. The tulou are usually large, enclosed and multi-storied homes built with locally available materials (river stones, timber, bamboo etc.) and fortified with […]
FAQ for Tibet
Recommended itineraries: https://iwannatravel.com.sg/himalayas/11d10n-tibet-overland-tour-lhasa-kathmandu https://iwannatravel.com.sg/himalayas/tibet-fixed-date-tour-2026 QUESTIONS PERTAINING TO PERMIT 1. Do I need a Chinese tourist VISA to enter China and Tibet? Singaporeans do not require a visa for China (including Tibet) for up to 30 days. Non-Singapore passport holders should refer to the official Chinese visa application system for the latest visa requirements: https://cova.mfa.gov.cn 2. What travel […]
You Name It, Jogja Has It
“You Name It, Jogja Has It” is our tagline for Yogyakarta, the Indonesia city most famous for its Borobudur World Heritage Site. Yogyakarta also known as Jogjakarta, or Jogja for short has something to offer for every type of travelers – cultural landmarks, historical ruins, white sand beaches, volcano trekking, river rafting, caving, orchard gardens, […]
FAQ for Siem Reap
1. When is the best time of the year to visit Cambodia? There are two distinct seasons in Cambodia; the dry season from November to May and the wet season from June to October. The dry season is further divided into two sub-seasons; the cool season from November to February and the hot season from […]
FAQ for Endau Rompin
1. Where is Endau Rompin National park? Endau-Rompin National Park, straddling the states of Johor and Pahang is Malaysia’s second largest national park after Taman Negara. The National Park is named after the two major rivers Endau River and Rompin River which flow through the park. The park is actually divided into two areas; Endau […]
Destinations
FAQ for Flores
1. Where is Flores? Flores (Flowers in Portuguese) is one of the Lesser Sunda Islands, a group of islands in the eastern half of Indonesia. Its land area is about 20 times bigger than Singapore but its population is only one-third that of Singapore. It is located to the east of Bali (about 500km as the crow flies), […]