Cambodia
The Kingdom of Cambodia is located at the center of the Mekong region, bordering Laos to the north, Vietnam to the south and Thailand to the east. Cambodia has a rich and glorious history, most famously represented by Angkor Wat, which is one of the Seven Wonders of the World and an unequalled feat in ancient architecture.

Vietnam
Vietnam's unequalled natural beauty is one of the country's key attractions. From the lush, fertile  Mekong Delta to its stunning coastline dotted with beautiful beaches; from the rugged mountains of the north to the spectacular topography of Halong Bay, Vietnam's beauty inspires visitors.

Laos
The Lao People’s Democratic Republic has so far remained unmoved and unimpressed by the lure of large scale industrial development and as a result is the least developed of the former French Colonies in Indochina. Laos is also one of Asia’s least traveled countries, despite its rich array of cultures and  traditions. This small, landlocked nation offers the traveler an unmatched glimpse of the South East Asia of old.

Myanmar
Myanmar is truly the land that time forgot. After three decades of self-imposed isolation, the unspoiled beauty and tranquillity of Myanmar is to be treasured. The larger cities are bustling centers. In the countryside, however, time seems to have stood still. Here hundreds of pagodas dot the landscape, farmers dressed to their traditional garb tend to their emerald green rice paddies the way their ancestors have for centuries before and the pace of life seems perfectly in tune with the slow changing of the seasons.

Thailand
Travel to Thailand offers the tourist every style of holiday imaginable. Relax on the magnificent island beaches of the south, or marvel at the cultural wonders of central and northern Thailand. Discover the  less traveled regions such as the Isaarn province, explore the archaeological treasures of Ayuthaya, Pimai or Sukhothai or enjoy the endless shopping opportunities for more modern treasures in the great malls and markets of bustling Bangkok.

Malaysia
Malaysia covers an area of 330,000 square kilometres and is divided into two regions, known as Peninsular Malaysia (or West Malaysia) and East Malaysia. East Malaysia, with the states of Sarawak and Sabah, occupies roughly 60 percent of the country's area. Malaysia is a confederation of 13 states and Kuala Lumpur is the federal capital and the largest city in the country.

Bhutan

If ever there's a place that can take the clich out of Shangri-La, then that place is Bhutan. Druk Yul or the 'Land of the Thunder Dragon' does justice to the legend of that wonderland - hidden far and away from the prying eyes and humdrum ways of the modern world. It is still as much about magic and mystery, simplicity and tranquility, and about a way of life that has escaped the clutches of time

Yunnan Province & Tibet

Yunnan, the sixth largest of China's provinces, lies in the southwest part of the country. Towering ice-capped mountains adjoin Tibet and Myanmar in the northwest, and lush tropical rainforests border Laos and Vietnam in the South. Yunnan offers some of the most picturesque topography and diversified culture in the world. It is home to 25 different ethnic groups, a third of China's ethnic minorities, and half the country's plant and animal species. With a unique array of fascinating ecological resources, including snow-capped mountains, lakes and hot springs, tropical rainforests, as well as a healthy climate and the friendly people, Yunnan is one of the most alluring destinations in China.

Greater China

China, covers an area of about 9.6 million square kilometers and is the world's third largest country after Russia and Canada. With approximately 1.3 billion inhabitants, the Chinese population accounts for one-fifth of humanity and is consequently the largest country by population. Ninety-two percent of the population is Han Chinese, with the remaining eight percent comprised of 55 different ethnic minorities. The geographical vastness of China reveals spectacular landscapes with three principal features: the forest of the east, the steppes and deserts of the north and northwest, and the high plateaus of Tibet and Qinghai. China is a country like no other. It is a country with a written history of over 4,000 years. It possesses the highest mountains in the world, the deepest valleys, some of the longest rivers and perhaps the most extraordinary attractions on earth. China is truly a magnificent country, endowed with a rich heritage, spectacular natural scenery and a great variety of culture and folklore.