Like in the south, northern Bali still packs a few natural and cultural surprises. Regions such as Munduk and Lovina pride themselves as being less-developed but being home to some amazing natural and cultural sights in a more laid-back environment.

Distinctive, embracing the flow of Hinduism that continues to weave through the lives of Indonesia, and often seen as standing in the shadow of the Buddhism-inspired Borobudur.

Constantly exceeding expectations, Yogyakarta packs a bunch of sights that make this city such a bright pearl of culture and history. From markets and palaces that still breathe the atmosphere of a bygone era, this half a day is a perfect Yogya intro.

A bird-s eye view of Indonesia’s most recognizable landmarks is on permanent display at Taman Mini Indonesia Indah, covering architecture from all the provinces

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

Swathes of rural scenery, spirituality, and a mecca for local handicraft, Kintamani brings forward the immense diversity of Bali. Set in a landscape of incomparable beauty, this full-day outing merely touches the tip of the scenic iceberg of central Bali.

The Kuang Si Falls are the beautiful sight where you can hike, swim and soak up the beauty of surrounding area. The waterfall is the biggest in the region with three tiers leading to a 60-metre drop into spectacular azure pools before flowing downstream.• A natural phenomenon of extraordinary aquatic beauty • A relaxing day out in the jungle outside Luang Prabang• Explore the various terraces with its turquoise waters• A local lunch is included during this day• Return transfers from and to your

Thousands of Buddha images await at the Pak Ou Caves, named after the Ou River that flows nearby. A religious site that is not only high on guests’ bucket list: locals from around the country often pay respect to this huge collection of donated statues.• Be stunned by thousands of donated Buddha statues• Take a gentle sailing trip over the Mekong and Ou river• Get front seat views of how slowly Laos life moves on • Admire the beautiful murals of Ban Xieng Mene• Lunch is included at a local resta

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

Two extremes captured in one day. Away from Saigon, a new world of religion and historical reminders of a bygone era are visual proof of the diversity beyond Vietnam’s largest city. Tay Ninh and Cu Chi are respectfully put in the spotlight on this day.• Enter the capital of Caodaism in Vietnam• Attend a sermon at the main church in Tay Ninh• Catch a glimpse of the immense network of Cu Chi tunnels• Enter the hidden chambers underneath the surface• Lunch is included at a local restaurant

A multitude of waterways awaits. Natural and agricultural surprises turn up around every corner when you board our boat from My Tho. A journey where plantations, rice fields and the always-hospitable locals guarantee an authentic day in the Mekong Delta.• Visit the Rice Bowl of Vietnam – the Mekong Delta• See local life how unfold from the My Tho waterways • Meet local farmers and families at fruit plantations;• A total immersion in the heart of the Mekong Delta • Lunch at a local restaurant is

Dramatic landscapes at the pinnacle of its definition are merely a full day away from Hanoi. Also known as the Dry Ha Long Bay, the Tam Coc region near Ninh Binh gets us every single time without hesitation once sailing along the cliffs and eroded caves.• Breathtaking landscapes on Vietnam’s mainland await;• See the cliffs and caves of Tam Coc by rowing boat;• Experience why Ninh Binh is known as the Dry Ha Long Bay;• Learn about the importance of the region’s pagodas;• A delicious lunch at a lo