Cooking with an Expert in the Shadow of Mount Rinjani
Travel to the green rice terraces of Mount Rinjani and discover the secrets of Lombok cuisine.
Tag: Culinary
The Art of Vietnamese Tea Drinking
Tea for Vietnamese people means free flowing and refreshing. This ubiquitous and traditional beverage is served everywhere and enjoyed by all sectors of the population.
Nothing Rivals Sri Lanka’s Home-cooked Cuisine
If you really want to experience the true tastes of Sri Lanka, let Khiri Travel guide you into the local community to experience the authentic cuisine with a Sri Lankan family – the delicious flavors of home-cooked cuisine!
The Rice Paddies and Silkworm Farms of Laos
This unique tour into the rice fields of rural Laos is a wonderful opportunity to try your hand at plowing and learn about rice production, followed by a fascinating workshop in silk weaving and spinning.
The Perfect Destination for Families is Sri Lanka
According to Khiri Travel Sri Lanka’s GM, not only is the country one of the safest for families to travel in, there’s something for everyone – from its ancient ruins and exquisite cuisine to spectacular sun-drenched beaches.
Renewing Wedding Vows in Traditional Khmer Style
Full of pomp and splendor, a traditional Khmer wedding is one of the most colorful social events you are likely to see in Cambodia and a novel way to renew your wedding vows with a local ceremony.
The Good Life in Batticaloa
Enjoy the good life at this homestay in Sri Lanka with a local Tamil family, whose hospitality and generosity will remind you that travel is not about the sights, but about the people.
Jaffna Foodie Tour
This might be the best and certainly most delicious way to tour around Jaffna, Sri Lanka: meet genuine people in their homes over delicious food.
Modern Day Spice Traders in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is a shopper’s paradise. The country’s rich natural resources and traditional arts provide a bounty of souvenir possibilities. But shop smart and know the rules.
Myanmar Elected: Ms. Tin Tin
In this weekly series counting down to the Myanmar General Election on November 8, we hear the story of Ms. Tin Tin who can send her two sons to university because of her cooking school.
