Arcs of sandy shores form a north to south line of beach escapes along the western coast: a capital town that lives and breathes a prominence with its Sino-Portuguese legacy

The stillness of Inle Lake is already soothing in its own right. Seeing the Inthar fishermen skilfully navigating the surface of one of Myanmar’s largest bodies of water by peddling with only one leg has leaves adventurers in awe and disbelief.

It is not so much the sights and sounds of what lies on your path that brings out the wellness of out of you: it is the destinations that evoke serenity.

Luang Prabang is well documented for its stupendous, gleaming hillside temples but avid explorers know that Laos’ most in-demand destination for temple galore offers ample activities to expand your experiences.

Cambodia’s attractions are slowly dispersing in a responsible way yet not losing touch to the Khmer art of hospitality and centuries-long cherished authenticity.

The translucent waters off the Qui Nhon coast line may add that sparkle of mental ease and relaxation but what really triggers moments of pure bliss is what has turned up along the shores of one of Vietnam’s up and coming alternative destinations for a beach-induced stay.

According to holistic beliefs in Bali, dating back centuries ago, the body is a well-balanced element in the universe. Maintaining and healing have formed the backbone of the Balinese principle of Sekala-Niskala – a balance between the spiritual and the physical world.

Malaysia’s geographical location, its abundance in travel opportunities to recharge your battery has translated in the development of a new 2-day holistic tour option, balancing the must-do with taking a break and enjoying the unchartered.