Destinations Fact

Myanmar is the largest country in the South East Asian Peninsula stretching 2,000km from north to south & over 900km from east to west covering an area size of Great Britain and francs combined. Three quarters of the mountains and the jungle cover Myanmar and there are no less than 135 ethnic groups living the country. 

Cambodia is justly famous for its magnificent temples, but will soon be renowned for its abundant natural attractions and empty beaches. The tourist infrastructure in Cambodia has developed tremendously in recent years, including the opening of quality hotels and restaurants and the upgrading of roads and transport links, both within the country and to neighboring countries. Cambodia is more accessible today than at any time in the past three decades and a journey here is a journey to a land of timeless grace and charm

Vietnam has surged in popularity since it opened its doors to tourism at the start of the 1990s and is now one of the leading destinations in Asia. One visit is never enough with such a range of attractions and many of our guests like to concentrate on the north or south, often linking together a trip to neighboring Laos or Cambodia. Vietnam has everything to offer the visitor, from the colorful highland minorities of the north to some of the best beaches in the region in the south, not forgetting the natural wonder of Halong Bay, the charming architecture of Hoi An, the dazzling greens of the Mekong Delta, and, of course, two of the region’s most dynamic cities in the shape of Hanoi and Saigon. A visit to Vietnam is a visit to the best of Asia.