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Bali Street Food and Local Culinary Culture
Destination Asia Indonesia has created a new Street Food experience in Bali, allowing guests to enjoy the salivating authentic food eaten daily by the local Balinese. -
Connecting Communities in Northern Laos
Destination Asia Laos has integrated its CSR initiatives at community level to help develop a remote village in Northern Laos. -
The Fisherman’s Village on Koh Samui
Thailand is a nation of ‘walking streets’, which are essentially street markets teeming with stalls selling various items and culinary delicacies. -
New Luang Prabang and Thai Border Cruise
Depart on a cruise adventure through the Laos countryside and into Thailand onboard the new ‘Mekong Luxury’ boat. -
Discover More of Battambang on a Bike
Exploring the Cambodian countryside by bicycle is a great way to connect with local communities and fully immerse in the natural splendor of this fascinating country. -
Penang and The Hill Where The Flag is Raised
A quick look at a map of Penang Island will tell you that hills are a common landform. The hills are therefore Penang's core in a more intrinsic way than George Town. -
A Traditional Balinese Artisan Experience
Bali Asli is located in Gelumpang village, nestled in the foot hills of Mount Agung, Bali’s most sacred mountain. -
Discover Thailand’s Impressive Mountains
Escape to the mountains with Destination Asia Thailand as we show your clients the roads less traveled. We explore some of Thailand’s magnificent mountains that many visitors simply never visit and miss out on. -
Unveiling The Royal Heritage of Hue in Vietnam
This morning’s excursion in the beguiling city of Hue begins with a cyclo ride to the UNESCO listed Imperial Citadel. -
Explore the Eclectic Neighborhood of Sheung Wan
A place that is elegant, exotic and hip. The old neighborhood of Sheung Wan is an eclectic blend of shopping experiences dominated by traditional Chinese beliefs and businesses. -
Tai Po Market Foodie Tour in Hong Kong
Venture to the New Territories of Hong Kong to explore another great foodie hotspot - Tai Po Market. On the tour guests visit six family-run eateries serving up deliciously scrumptious local dishes, perfect for the curious foodie. -
The Sumba Ceremonial Pasola Festival
The Pasola Festival takes place every year toward the end of February (not on fixed dates), and is decided by the Rato two weeks before taking place. This long celebrated annual festival has its origins in war as a ritual for giving thanks to the ancestral spirits in the region of West Sumba, East Nusa Tenggara.