ASIA
Cambodia
One of the region’s most magnificent destinations, Cambodia, offers a versatile and rich history with so many undiscovered treasures awaiting its visitors. With the remnants of the Angkor Kingdom still preserved one thousand years later, no visit to Asia is complete without a visit to the Angkor Wat Temples. However, there is far more to the country than Siem Reap and an entire itinerary can be crafted within the destination with so many opportunities to appreciate the country’s many memorable highlights.
Thailand
Thailand has been on the tourist radar for decades but has had a resurgence with new secretive destinations located far away from the mass tourism near the popular beaches. Thailand is a country that welcomes visitors with open arms to experience its friendly climate and intoxicating cuisine.
China
Over the years, China has become the embodiment of all that is exotic and mysterious through its ancient customs and traditions that still remain today. With decades of economic growth and new modern developments, the country has only become more fascinating offering so many opportunities to explore its vast lands.
Indonesia
Indonesia is a complex nation with so many different cultures and natural sceneries. From the mysteries of Raja Ampat, the smiling faces of the locals on Bali, and the many active volcanoes of the region there is a spectacular series of options for those wishing to visit. With 17,508 islands, I definitely recommend considering a longer voyage here with a few stops o get a more comprehensive glance .
Mongolia
Mongolia is the world’s least-densely populated country filled with a fascinating history and some of the most wild and untamed landscapes. With it’s unique charms, incredible experiences in the Gobi Desert, and one of he oldest national park’s on the planet, Mongolia is a sprawling destination for adventure seekers.
Bhutan
Known as the last Buddhist Kingdom, Bhutan lies at the base of the Himalayas near India and China. The kingdom is known for its incredible mountain scenery and although landlocked, it is vastly protected from the outside world and preserved from any influence from tourism and international brands. A journey through Bhutan is an invigorating and immersive experience.