Once the centre of an empire, nowadays Hue is the centre of those interested in the history and splendour of what is so well conserved and has earned UNESCO protection. Tombs, handicraft and the Perfume River are merely snippets of what can be expected.• Wander the palatial grounds of Hue’s Imperial Citadel • Sail leisurely over the charming Perfume River in Hue• Smell the scents of history at the various tombs• See how incense is made the traditional way• Lunch is included at a local restaurant

Bangkok stands as the epitome of the classic Asian metropolis: a vibrant blend of traditional and modern encounters. Whether you're exploring sleek shopping centers or meandering through local markets, immersing yourself in the city's historical heart or discovering contemporary attractions, sampling street food from bustling vendors or dining at upscale international restaurants, the options for memorable experiences are endless in this dynamic city.

Bangkok is the classic Asian metropolis: an exciting mix of old and new experiences, whether it's shopping in the modern malls or browsing the local markets; cultural visits to the historic center or exploration of modern themed attractions and local food

Historically thriving, Phnom Penh is a veritable oasis compared to the modernity of other Asian capitals. This former colonial playground has created its atmosphere over the years, where French influences are intertwined with its Buddhist foundations.

Even Thailand’s famous floating market at Damnern Saduak is within reach from Hua Hin; the market of all Thai markets is a feast for the eyes and taste buds. Combining this with the former hillside residence of the Rama Kings and voila, a great day out!

With the concentration of beaches and tourism destinations on the west side, the eastern coast line remains rather untouched. Plenty of authentic exploration awaits as we venture us along this coast line and include the always-interesting Phuket Town.

The capital of the north requires little introduction; blissfully located among mountains, valleys and fertile grounds, Chiang Mai brings forward a sense of Thailand in a more docile way than its big brother Bangkok.A myriad of rivers, flowing along the foothills, assure a constant flow of water for agricultural means with the Mae Ping taking on the supply for the Chiang Mai region on its account. A calm stream that hugs the city’s central districts, a farmer’s life along the Ping River will pas

One way or the other, Kota Kinabalu casts a magical spell on you, once you traverse along with its sights and landmarks. Positively dwelling on its immersive past, the city is best explored with a local guide with ample time to soak in the KK beauty.

Turning around new corners to capture local life redefines the Saigon experience from start to finish. Void of the city’s tickbox essentials, the real street secrets can only be found when knowing where to look. An authentic trail through bustling Saigon.

Often depicted by the shining statues of the Twin Towers, Kuala Lumpur is by far more than one of the capital’s most notable landmarks. Gaining a reputation as a melting pot of cultures, the city has developed a reputation to surprise visitors for a variety of options for an enriching Malaysia stay. A modern example of a progressive Malaysia, KL continuously fine-tunes its move forward without forgetting its roots through its ever-present trail of cultures, religions, and cuisines. Where looking

Amassing a loyal group of repeat visitors, destined to enjoy the vibrancy around its expansive coastline, the culturally enthralling side of Bali requires some guidance

Laos' capital has a laid back ambiance with French influences threaded throughout the city, including wide boulevards and stylish colonial buildings. Highlights of this tour include Wat Sisaket, which is the oldest temple in Vientiane; That Luang; Patuxai

Laos' capital has a laid back ambiance with French influences threaded throughout the city, including smart, wide boulevards and stylish colonial buildings. Highlights of this tour include Wat Sisaket which is the oldest monastery in Vientiane; Ho Phrakeo

A combination tour where we cruise in comfort and in a laid-back way along the capital’s main sites before heading out to the Buddha Park: a somewhat awkward place that doubles now as both a religious park and a place for the local community to relax.

This extensive full day exploration of Laos’ most recognized UNESCO World Heritage Site has been one of the must-do tours, encompassing all what Luang Prabang has to offer. The marvelling charm is something needs to be visited once in a life time.• Be guided along the most popular temples of Luang Prabang, • Learn about the town’s history and cultural values• Venture up the stairs to the top of Mount Phousi • Discover why UNESCO has placed this town onto its list• Lunch is included at a local re

Luang Prabang is a must see destination for anyone visiting Laos. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, our exploration of this romantic town starts at the oldest and most beautiful temple in the vicinity, Wat Xieng Thong; the Royal Palace Museum that houses the

Imagine a city where eastern cultures are preserved, western influences flow effortlessly through its veins, and historical traits rule with an iron fist. Once known, and still actively used, like Saigon, Ho Chi Minh City is teeming with life, love, and filled with wonderful trails of exploration. Combing through the maze, discovering Vietnam’s largest city is walking into the very essence of Vietnam’s past and present while seeing the future taking a step back. During this private full-day out

The Tuol Sleng Museum was used by the Khmer Rouge as a detention and torture center in the late 1970. We combine this trip with a stop at the Cambodian markets of all markets. A Visit to both is essential bucket list material when in Phnom Penh.