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Bali to Ban Single-use Plastic in 2019
In the course of Destination Asia Indonesia’s sustainability efforts and on the way to become Travelife certified, we committed in mid-2018 to reduce the usage of plastic within all our operations. -
Community Based Tourism at Huay Pu Keng Hilltribe Village
Huay Pu Keng, situated in Mae Hong Son, Northern Thailand, is a small village populated primarily by the Kayan and Kayaw (Karenni) ethnic subgroups. -
Sa Dec: Flower Villages of the Mekong Delta
Located alongside the Mekong River, Sa Dec is well-known as the flourishing flower farm region, providing petals throughout Vietnam. -
Planning for 48 hours or Less in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is one of Asia’s top transit hubs for flights coming and going from global destinations daily. As such, it makes a perfect place for visitors to take some time out and get under the skin of one of Asia’s most cosmopolitan and mind-boggling cities. -
New Product Set for Japan’s Inland Sea
If you’ve recently read any articles about the top destinations to go in 2019, you will have no doubt found that the Seto Inland Sea is ranked highly among contenders. -
New & Exciting Adventures Available Now in Nong Khiaw
Nong Khiaw is a charming village located in the Luang Prabang Province of northern Laos, nestled on the banks of the Nam Ou River. -
Traditional, Authentic & Natural; The Secret is in the Sauce
Embark on a private tour of the exceptional Nanyang sauce boutique or brewery – the oldest of their kind and only brewery in Singapore using 100% natural soya beans in all their sauces. -
A Taste of the Thai Countryside
Get a taste of the Thai countryside and learn more about the daily routines of Thai people during our ‘Taste of the Thai Countryside’ excursion. -
Explore Padar Island with Splendour Charters
Once home to three different species of the mighty Komodo dragon, Padar Island is still inhabited by a remarkable array of wildlife, including sharks, manta rays, green turtles, dolphins and occasionally even whales inhabit its surrounding ocean. -
Bird Watching in Sabah
Borneo is mind-blowingly rich in Biodiversity. The rainforest wonderlands of Borneo are home to a diverse range of tropical life that includes a seemingly endless number of exotic bird species. -
World’s Rarest Blue Macaws in Singapore
The world’s rarest blue Macaws are on a 10-year loan at Jurong Bird Park. With the arrival of these conservation ambassadors, Jurong Bird Park will be the only zoological park in the world where visitors will be able to appreciate all three existing species of the blue macaw family -
Private Noh theatre Experience in Central Tokyo
Noh is a symbolic form of theatre adapted from Japanese traditional literature with a 600 year history. Originally performed for the shogun (the military ruling class) and nobility, it has over the centuries become a more popularized form of entertainment.