Asia Adventure Tours, Travel & Holidays

Spanning across a vast proportion of the globe, Asia contains some of the planet’s most dramatic natural beauty, most endearing man-made structures and most historically rich cultures. The mighty Himalayas provide the ultimate backdrop to a continent that sprawls across sandy plains, tropical jungles and metropolitan cities before arriving at the heavenly sands of its coastlines. Join one of our Asia tours to gain an in depth appreciation of the continent’s magnificence as you travel amongst its many wonders.

The eclectic mix of natural phenomena can be experienced through spectacles such as the abundant wildlife in Yala National Park, the dramatic sandstone pillars of Halong Bay and the shimmering sapphire waters of Malaysia’s coastline. However, much of Asia’s beauty lies in the structures built by man. A mysterious spirituality oozes from every time-hewn crack on the countless temples and stupas that are strewn across the continent. Miraculously preserved sites like Angkor Wat and Bagan act like a step back in history to a time when mighty gods and ancient spirits ruled the land. Even if you aren't swept up by the engaging spirituality of Asia’s past, the imperial greatness of structures such as the Great Wall of China remind you of the undeniably colossal significance of its history and the influence it has had on the human race. To this day, futuristic high rises in Singapore and Tokyo ensure that the continent offers a glimpse into the future as well as the past. Throw some of the greatest culinary delights on the planet into the mix and you may start wondering why you haven't explored more of this incredible continent.

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Staff Top Tips

Emma Nelson - Marketing Executive

The climate in Asia is generally hot and humid - yet you must always be covered up for entering temples or religious sites. I recommend bringing plenty of long, loose clothing and a scarf or shawl to throw over your shoulders.