This tour takes you into the beating heart of Khmer culture, showing the best the country has to offer, without a single internal flight. It takes in everything from Cambodia’s evocative capital and recent tragic history to the gorgeous countryside and majestic temples. It is ideal for families or couples who may wish to add on some beach time.
Step aboard an exquisite 100-year-old rice barge, meticulously rebuilt from solid teak and lavishly converted to its present splendour. Cruise in comfort for a once in a lifetime voyage along the River of Kings.
Set off on a three-day cruise aboard the Anantara Song or Anantara Dream for the Ayutthaya Thousand Golden Temples Tour.
Sabah, the eastern state of Malaysian Borneo, is home to incredible wildlife but also unique cultural experiences. Most people live in small villages, some in modernized longhouses. Farming of rice and other staple crops is a way of life. In some villages, a particular craft or product provides livelihood for all.
This four-day adventure travels west from Bangkok, via the famous floating markets, to arrive at the notorious 'Bridge on the River Kwai' and experiencing a train ride on the 'Death Railway'. Explore the captivating history and beautiful nature of Kanchanaburi and Erawan National Park before visiting caves and golden temples.
After arrival, you will spend one day in a traditional Riad in Marrakech, and the next day, you will embark on an unforgettable 3-day trek in the High Atlas Mountains. You will pass through traditional Berber villages with a local guide who will immerse you in the local culture amid the mountain's majesty.
Explore the Mogao Caves with its thousand-year-old Buddhist murals in the manmade grottoes. Travel through the endless sand dunes of the Mingsha Mountains, explore the night market in Dunhuang and be dazzled by stunning Crescent Moon Lake.
Using Kuching as a base, visit traditional Malay villages, called Kampongs including a traditional longhouse village. Get in some wildlife viewing looking for orangutans, proboscis monkeys, crocodiles, Irrawaddy dolphins, and fireflies.
Cuc Phuong was Vietnam's first national park and it remains a wild jewel in the north of the country. The heavily forested subtropical lowlands shelter 135 mammal species, 336 bird species and 2234 species of plants. Some of the park's most rare mammals include the clouded leopard and Asian black bears.
See the highlights of this small city-state, get a little off the beaten track, and have a bit of time to relax on this 2-night stopover.
Bhutan Bumthang Cultural Trek
The Bumthang Cultural Trek is an easy three-day trek that takes you through the Himalayan landscape, rivers, and beautiful valleys. The Bumthang valley is the religious heartland of Bhutan and on the way, you will have the opportunity to visit some of its oldest Buddhist temples and monasteries.