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Penang Hot Air Balloon Fiesta Arrives in February
Penang Hot Air Balloon Fiesta returns for the second time on 9 & 10 February 2016! This festival allows visitors the chance to float up into the sky in a hot air balloon. The event is a sight to behold as huge colored balloons light up against the island's natural backdrop. -
Learn the Secrets Behind Naxi Silk Embroidery
The Baisha Naxi Embroidery Institute is located in Baisha Old Town, the birth place of Naxi culture and a World Cultural Heritage site that sits close to Jade Dragon Snow Mountain in Lijiang. -
Diving Along Cambodia’s Thriving Coastline
Cambodia’s tropical waters that grace its southern coastline are literally teeming with marine life and colorful reefs. The lively coastal town of Sihanoukville is a scuba-diving haven with a strong reputation for its outlying islands, diversity of fish species and range of environments to suit every dive. -
Traditional Khmer Hospitality at Sokha Beach
Sokha Beach Resort offers travelers the opportunity to immerse in traditional Khmer hospitality, renowned for its service and careful attention to the finer details. -
Join a Private Japanese Tea Ceremony
There aren’t many travelers who can say they have joined a private tea ceremony within the grounds of an exclusive temple. Korin-in Temple was founded in 1613 and its garden was believed to have been designed by the master craftsman, Kentei. -
New and Improved National Museum Opens
Those visiting Bangkok should take time to visit the recently renovated National Museum located downtown. The newly renovated space has an improved layout with bilingual descriptions showcasing all the antiquities. The collection housed within the museum consists of exhibits and artifacts from Thai Royal Throne Halls and former Royal households, along with ancient pieces of art from around the kingdom. -
A Walk Through the History of the Vietnam War
There are several landmarks, museums and experiences in Ho Chi Minh City that have a strong association with the Vietnam War, and this newly created half-day excursion affords the opportunity to explore some of them first-hand. -
Plan Bee Create a Buzz in Pindaya
Plan Bee is a not-for-profit organization that recently opened in the town of Pindaya to provide information and skills training in the art of bee keeping. Providing knowledge and equipment across 20 villages in the southern Shan State, Plan Bee’s community initiative aims to leverage the unique beekeeping potential in Myanmar to empower and improve livelihoods, nutrition and food security. -
Discover the Remote Craft Villages of Shangri-La
For guests travelling to Shangri-La, we have an exciting new program designed to reveal the true beauty of this staggeringly diverse and well documented region. We start the morning with a drive to Nixi village, famous for producing Shangri-La pottery. -
Luang Prabang Restaurant With UNESCO Pond
Luang Prabang keeps adding unique experiences to its growing list of exceptional encounters for travelers to take part in. Visitors to the region can now dine in the surroundings of a UNESCO classified pond! The restaurant is MANDA de LAOS and features magnificent Laotian family cuisine taking influence from regions across the country. -
A Festival of Color and Culture in Singpaore
In Singapore, Pongal is a harvest festival celebrated from the 15 January for four days and is marked by thorough spring-cleaning, as well as the discarding of old belongings to signify a fresh start. -
New Trail on Mount Kinabalu Now Open
A new trail leading adventure seekers up Mount Kinabalu is due to open on December 1, 2015, on a two-month trial period.