The Far East
Ancient tradition and hi-tech modernity live side by side in the Far East, a place where orange-robed Buddhist monks may be found tending the pretty garden of their temple, in the shadow of a gleaming new skyscraper.
Discovering the different cultures of this region is a fascinating experience, the lively mixture of contrasting cultures is itself the attraction.
Chengdu Chongqing
Chengdu Chongqing
China China Xi’an Xi’an Guilin Guilin
Laos Laos Vientiane
Luang Prabang Vientiane
Hanoi Luang Prabang
Hanoi Halong Bay Halong Bay
Danang Hue
18 Siem Reap Laos ●
UNESCO World heritage site of Luang Prabang
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Vientiane – laid-back capital and home to some of the country’s most spectacular temples
● Welcoming Laotian people Malaysia Vietnam ●
The mighty delta of the 2 great Red and Mekong Rivers
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Bustling cities with faded colonial grandeur
● UNESCO World Heritage Site of Halong Bay ●
Beautiful scenery and fascinating history – Vietnamese Cooking Class
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Bike Ride through Hoi An – using the favoured form of transportation locally
Cambodia ●
Temples of Angkor – explore Cambodia’s premier ruins of unparalleled grandeur
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Phnom Penh – a delightful blend of Khmer and French influences, the extraordinary jungle temples of Angkor represent the heart of the once great Khmer Empire, covering some 500 years of culture, history and achievement
Indian Ocean
Indian Ocean
Indonesia Indonesia KuchingKuc Malaysia
Andaman Sea
Andaman Sea
Koh Chang Koh Chang Phnom Penh
Cambodia Phnom Penh
Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)
Siem Reap Cambodia Vietnam Nha Trang
Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon)
Nha Trang Vietnam
Danang Hue
Hoi An Hoi An
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Your guide to The Far East
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