Tokyo City Break
Explore Tokyo's famous gardens and parks, historic shrines, and temples, enjoy a sushi lunch, book a show at the Kabuki-za Theatre, visit museums and galleries and enjoy the nightlife at one of the many bars in the Roppongi Hills.
Banaue Rice Terraces Tour
Many things have been reputed about the Banaue Rice Terraces, but nothing written, photographed or said about them can really describe the sensation of viewing the terraces from a vantage point that gives a perspective of the magnitude of this 2,000-year-old engineering feat.
Japan Onsen and Snow Monkeys Tour
A great introduction to Japan and its famous Onsen - natural hot spas - and the remarkable snow monkeys of Yudanaka. Spend 3 days immersing yourself in Japanese culture, tasting traditional cuisine and relaxing in an ancient ryokan steeped in history.
Taman Negara National Park Safari
Taman Negara National Park is the perfect place for wildlife viewing, jungle trekking, hiking, rock climbing, fishing, and camping. A virgin jungle expanse covering 4,343 square km, Taman Negara was established in 1939 and is the largest park in Peninsular Malaysia.
Kinabatangan Wildlife Safari (Overland)
Stay at the award-winning Sukau Rainforest Lodge, a charter member of National Geographic Unique Lodges of the World and see many of Borneo's rare an probosci's monkey.
Salalah is an all in one destination that offers visitors a wide range of activities and excursions in varying landscapes including the legendary Desert Rub Al Khali (The Empty Quarter), the world’s largest Sand Desert with spectacular dunes, enchanting Qara Mountains, sub-tropical coastline with coconut and banana plantations
Mekong cruise on the Song Xanh Sampan
Mekong Delta is the home of unique ecosystems as well as diverse communities. A lush and fertile area with rice fields, canals and rural villages. The Song Xanh Sampan will take you to experience the unique culture and the diversity of the Mekong waterways.
Nong Khiaw Escape
A relaxing journey from Luang Prabang through Muang Ngoi and Nong Khiaw before returning to Luang Prabang.