A picturesque town of Guangxi culture, Haung Yao Ancient Town is home to about 600 people. Eight lanes cut through the 3.6 sq km town. The town is most famous for its mountains with caves, pavilions, temples, ancestor halls, old trees and tablets. Every corner of the town presents a typically Chinese scene and presents a marvelous photo opportunity. Huang Yao was built in 927 B.C. and was a flourishing and wealthy town then.
Route: Guilin - Huangyao - Luhua Hot Spring - Guilin

Captures the spirit of Myanmar in this fast-paced adventure. With some longer journeys covered by plane and train this is a wonderful trip for those who want to experience the very best of Myanmar but only have a limited time. The intimate encounters with the gentle and gracious people-every day weavers, blacksmiths, silversmiths, drummers-bring you closer to this land than you could ever imagine
Route: Yangon - Mandalay - Mingun - Amarapura - Sagaing - Ava - Pyin u Lwin - Bagan - Mount Popa - Kalaw - Pindaya - Inle Lake - Yangon

The journey begins in Yangon , a city which has retained the grit, charm and splendor of old Asia and is the site of the fabulous golden Shwedagon Pagoda. You will travel around the north of Myanmar seeing the enchanting town of Mandalay, the hidden Bagan and explore the Shan Hills. You embark on a walk to a remote villages populated by Pa-O tribal people, and spend a dreamy day on Inle Lake, boating to the floating gardens, to a weaving village on stilts, and to the Pagoda of Jumping Cats.
Route: Yangon - Mandalay - Mingun - Sagaing - Ava - Amarapura - Pyin u Lwin - Bagan - Mount Popa - Kalaw - Pindaya - Taunggyi - Kakku - Inle Lake - Yangon

desires of travelers, whether it's getting up early for sunrises or spending extra time in markets or festivals. The trips are rugged in nature and some are exploratory. But there is a chance to glimpse one of the last unspoiled, exotic areas of the world. Its incredible pagodas, temples, and monasteries are elegant reminders of earlier ages, and its vibrant peoples and cultures are still deeply rooted in century old traditions.
Route: Yangon - Bago - Kyaiktiyo - aungoo - Kalaw - Pindaya - Inle Lake - Meikhtila - Mandalay - Mingun - Amarapura - Ava - Sagaing - Mount Popa - Bagan - Pyay - Yangon

The intensity of the Buddhist faith exhibited by the Burmese, as well as the worship of nats, or pre-Buddhist, animist spirits always moves visitors to Burma. This new adventure takes us right around the south of Myanmar and incorporates many pilgrimage sites of the country, rural towns, beach.
Route: Yangon - Bago - Kyaikhtiyo - Mawlamyine - Pa An - Thaton - Yangon

There are much in Burma to capture the imagination and win the heart. The enchanting Mandalay features various pagodas and ancient cities . The ruin of Bagan with thousands stupas stand in a vast plain by the muddy Irrawaddy River. The Inle Lake represents the delicate ballet of an Intha fisherman leg-rowing his slender craft; and everywhere in this magical land the gentle, generous and long-suffering people who delight so in visitors from abroad.
Route: Yangon - Mandalay - Mingun - Amarapura - Sagaing - Ava - Monywa - Pakkoku - Bagan - Mount Popa - Kalaw - Inle Lake - Yangon

Starting from Bangkok you travel towards the famous beach destinations.This exciting adventure features all major sights the centre and the south of Thailand. The warm waters of the Andaman Sea lapping the palm-fringed golden beaches, the fascinating rain forests and dramatic limestone rock formations are also a highlight of the trip.
Route: Bangkok - River of Kwai - Cha Am - Ranong - Khao Sok National Park - Khao Lak - Aonang (Krabi) - Krabi - Phang Nga - Phukhet

This itinerary offers an in-depth experience covering the whole northern regions of Thailand. You explore the beautiful Doi Suthep Temples, the handicraft workshops and drive along the scenic roads to the hill town of Mae Hong Son. You visit a wide array of minority hilltribe people, including the Karen, Lisu and Lahu as well as catch a look at the infamous Golden Triangle.
Route: Chiang Mai - Pai Valley - Mae Hong Son - Padong Village - Chiang Dao - Thaton - Chiang Rai - Golden Triangle - Chiang Mai

Thailand has much to offer for the adventurous travellers. The river of Kway has interesting national park. The ancient capital of Sukhothai holds many delightful surprises in its extensive ruins while the northern mountainous region is renowned for its ethnic diversity, being home to a multitude of hilltribe people, who have migrated over the centuries from southern China
Route: Bangkok - Damnern Saduak - River of Kwai - Kanchanaburi - Ayuthaya - Phitsanulok - Sukhothai - Lampang - Lampun - Mae Sa - Thaton - Chiang Rai - Golden Triangle - Chiang Mai

This overland adventure takes you in off tourist road areas. You drive past the scenic mountain landscape, see many hill tribe groups and relax by the famous Pai River. The enchanting town of Mae Hong Son excite you with the various Burmese styled temples and the cool climate. You enjoy a walk through the lush forest in Doi Inthanon national park.
Route: Chiang Mai - Pai Valley - Mae Hong Son - Padong Village - Mae Cham - Doi Inthanon