Both blissful as revealing, this half day outing brings forward key elements of how varied, enthralling and culturally diverse Siem Reap actually is. Siem Reap has withstood the test of time during past wars; remnants of these times are shown when we take you around Siem Reap to a local pagoda and the interesting War Museum. Finally, keeping traditional arts alive is shown at Les Artisans d’Angkor.

When seeking out a break from the city landscape of diverse and thriving Kuala Lumpur, the outer rim of Malaysia’s capital offers ample opportunities to do just that. Surrounded by verdant green pockets of forest, with gently-rolling yet often rugged hills, Kuala Lumpur’s drive in becoming a leading example of modern Malaysia are often forgotten with handicraft and centres of strong belief and faith taking centre stage.

Close to three hours west from Bangkok, Kanchanaburi envelopes essences of Thailand within its province borders that simply cannot be ignored. From nature, culture and historical artefacts, it remains one of the most sought-after destinations in the Kingdom where the memoires of a black page in the history books remain visible.

With the Bayon as the highlight and a must-see on every Siem Reap trip, the Angkor Thom complex once was the centre of what used to be the mighty Angkor Kingdom. We dive deeper into the history and unique construction during this half day exploration.

Vientiane is not your average capital. Heavily influenced by the French, the seat of the Laotian government lacks aspects of what is commonly defined as a hustle-and-bustle metropolis where time moves fast.

Costumes glistering in the spot lights: intricate finger and foot movements, depicting the finer art of its origins, and gracefully moving from one corner of the stage to the other without losing the almost Bayon-esque style smile throughout the performance.

Pattaya’s evening scene is more than just bars and restaurants – the growing demand for an evening-filled sojourn to be visually entertained has led to the creation of one of the country’s most challenging productions ever set on stage – KAAN.

Hua Hin and Cha-am’s name and fame as a quality beach destination merges with the fact that this retreat for relaxation seekers has long been favoured by the past and current members of the Royal Thai family.

The name Wan Fah is unmistakably connected with bringing the true taste of Thailand to its customers. A family-owned business since its inception, dining and cruising on board its cosy wooden barge brings forward years of experience in serving Thai cuisine the way it should be

Journey the length and breadth of Thailand in just half-a-day! A short drive away from downtown
Bangkok and one reaches the grounds of the Ancient City, created in the exact shape of
the kingdom, where visitors pass by scale-doubles of the real sights.