Asia Travel

Think remote islands with palm trees swaying over crystal clear waters, lapping up onto pristine white sand; an abundance of activities both above and below water; ancient tribal cultures, elegant colonial towns,…

With over 17,000 islands making up this incredible archipelago, Indonesia is a country that you could return to again and again, embarking on wildly different trips each time. Most of these islands…

Joy, sorrow, humble – Cambodia will leave you feeling many emotions. It’s the sort of country that you will never forget. From paradise islands and remote beach locations to one of the…

One of the world’s greatest cultural melting pots, Malaysia is a nation where sprawling urban cities encapsulate streets where Chinese shophouses, golden-domed mosques and Hindu temples jostle for space. This, combined with…

The land of the thunder dragon, the land of happiness, the last Shangri-La; whatever you wish to call Bhutan, this remote land-locked country is quite unlike anywhere you have been before.  Bhutan…

The trekkers paradise; for decades, Nepal has stood proud as one of the world’s most famous trekking destinations, and rightly so.  Epic Himalayan views, golden temple-topped hills and enchanting tribal villages pave…

Impactful and colossal, modern and rustic, traditional and innovative; China is all of these things at once, it is a country with a fierce nature that is incomparable to any other country…

Punchy, vibrant, fresh; three words that perfectly sum up the cuisine of Vietnam. Known as the ‘Kitchen of the World’, Vietnamese food is full of complex and contrasting flavours, textures and ingredients…

Island hopping in Kota Kinabalu takes you to paradise beaches that are voted among some of the best in the sub-continent. Take yourself away from the internationally renowned destinations and into a…

A land of diversities; the existence of several different cultures and religions is a key attribute to Malaysia’s wonderfully diverse society. Living in harmony, Malaysia is populated by a blend of Malays,…