A gastronomic adventure through one of the world’s great cuisines — from curry to coffee, and from street food to Michelin stars.

If Sarawak is Malaysian Borneo’s cultural heart, Sabah is its wild side – with deep, dark swathes of rainforest unmarred by development, and rich reserves of wildlife waiting to be discovered.

Take your time to soak up the culture and scenery, travelling slow from Luang Prabang to Phnom Penh.

Whatever you’ve seen during your stay in Korea, a side-trip to Jeju Island will be the cherry on top. Koreans absolutely love the place (if you want proof, Seoul-to-Jeju is the world’s busiest flight route) – and you probably will too.

The best of Kerala, without the crowds: jungle safaris, tribal festivals, and a little bit of royal history thrown in.

One trip. One month. Four countries. The highlights of Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Thailand all packed into one cultural adventure.

One for the adrenaline junkies, this itinerary is packed with adventure — against the backdrop of southern Thailand’s beaches and jungles.

If you’re going to Borneo, you might as well dive in at the deep end. That’s the philosophy behind this trip, which passes up Borneo’s better-known destinations in favour of the truly wild and remote.

What do you know about Cambodian cooking? Not a lot, we’ll wager – but you’re about to find out and eat plate upon plate of delicious food in the process.

Rainforests, skyscrapers, mountains and heritage towns. Add wildlife encounters, food tours and street art for an all-encompassing trip to Malaysia and Borneo.

Combining the best of Malaysia’s historic towns, modern cities, rainforests and beaches, this itinerary covers the best peninsula Malaysia has to offer.

This trip combines two of Asia’s most underrated countries – Taiwan and South Korea. Hit the headline cities, hike in expansive countryside, eat tonnes of street food and relax in hot springs. Think of this as the best bits of Taiwan and South Korea on one well-paced route.