Pandaw's very intriguing-sounding Voyage to Nagaland promises a real taste of adventure - and it certainly delivers. From the get go, I felt as though I was well off the beaten track with wavering Wi-Fi signal and the chugging of the boat engine being the only mechanical noise sounding among the birdsong or rain showers.

My journey through one of Burma's most remote regions started in the bustling city of Yangon. The throbbing metropolis, which was formerly the capital and known as Rangoon, is home to some of the worst traffic along with a spread of the world's most revered temples, including the shimmering gold and diamond-encrusted 2,500-year-old Shwedagon Pagoda.... read more