Your luxury trip in Asia

Luxury Thailand

The finest accommodation, the most unique and exclusive experiences, the most comfortable transportation, the most knock-down-gorgeous locations. What more can we say? This is the very best Thailand has to offer.

Luxury Vietnam

The absolute best hotels in the absolute best destinations, this trip is the gold standard for travel to Vietnam.

India

Luxury Oberoi North India

Got the Golden Triangle and Udaipur on your wish list, but don’t have weeks to do it? This is a streamlined version of North India with 5* Oberoi luxury hotel stays throughout.

Reclining gold gilt buddha on purple platform surrounded by craggy rocks

Laos

Luxurious Laos

You no longer have to rough it to experience the best of Laos. Want proof? Look no further.

Taiwan

Luxury Taiwan

Luxury Taiwan showcases the best this little island has to offer with the highest class stays, transport options, food and cultural experiences. Relax in your private high mountain hot spring bath, stroll through cultivated tea plantations, watch the sunset over the salt flats and tuck into xiao long bao at the famed Din Tai Fung.

Cambodia in Style

If you’re looking for something extra-special, you’ve found it. This is the most luxurious trip Cambodia has to offer.

Sabah Sojourn

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.

Monk meditating underneath tree in garden in Laos

Multi-country

Soulful Pursuits

Steeped in Buddhist tradition and indigenous, animist beliefs, Cambodia and Laos make the perfect setting for this gentle exploration of Southeast Asian spirituality.

India

Siem Reap • Cambodia 2 hours

Luxury North India

A luxury circuit through northern India's most celebrated destinations, with elevated experiences, service and accommodation throughout.

Unforgettable luxury Asian experiences

If you love cultural adventure, you'll find something here

A conservation expert uses a small brush to repair a wall in the Angkor Wat temple complex

Behind the scenes at Angkor Wat

Experience the unique opportunity exploring behind the scenes at Angkor Wat on a lecture lead by the German Apsara Conservation Project (GACP); an NGO that completes restoration works on Angkor Wat.

Aerial view of kayakers in Botum Sakor National Park

Botum Sakor National Park • Cambodia Variable

Wildlife hikes & kayaking in Botum Sakor National Park

Cardamom Camp isn’t just an extraordinary glamping experience in the heart of an incredibly beautiful jungle.

Ho Chi Minh City • Vietnam Half day

Speedboat to the Cu Chi Tunnels

Take to the water, bypass the traffic, and get ahead of the crowds. Visiting the Cu Chi Tunnels by speedboat makes the journey part of the adventure.

Koahsiung • Taiwan 2 hours

Street art tour with local expert

See how Kaohsiung’s working harbor warehouses became Pier 2, the city’s best-known art quarter, with Ingrid, who helped make it all happen.

Exploring Ho Chi Minh City on the back of a Vespa

Ho Chi Minh City • Hoi An • Hue • Hanoi • Vietnam 3.5 hours

Vespa street-food tour

Vietnam is notorious for its scooter-snarled streets, but we say — if you can’t beat ‘em, join ‘em.

Bolaven Plateau • Laos Full day

Halong Bay, Lan Ha Bay & Bai Tu Long Bay

Jungle-clad islands cloaked in atmospheric sea mist and 2,000 limestone pinnacles thrusting skywards: Halong Bay and siblings Lan Ha Bay & Bai Tu Long Bay are indisputably one of Asia’s great landscapes.

Bolaven Plateau by vintage Jeep

Over a kilometer above sea level, the Bolaven Plateau is your chance to experience a totally different Laotian landscape – where cool temperatures, volcanic soil and plentiful rain conspire to create a wonderfully rich and fertile land perfect for growing coffee, cassava, bananas, tea and cardamom.

Luang Prabang • Laos Full day

Ancient streets of Luang Prabang

Luang Prabang has seen numerous cultures come and go in its 1,500 years, but what makes it so special is the way it has fuzed those traditions together to create something completely new.

Hanoi • Vietnam Half day

Contemporary art in Hanoi

Vietnamese art has thrived over the past two decades despite its turbulent history, maintaining a uniqueness that has put local artists on the international stage.

Taipei • Taiwan 2 hours

Taipei breakfast food tour

Start your day the classic Taipei way: tai chi in the park and then breakfast at a local favorite spot (or two).

Kinabatangan River • Borneo Variable

Wildlife safari on the Kinabatangan River

A riverboat safari on the Kinabatangan River just might be the best wildlife experience in the world.

An old brick archway partially painted provides beautiful views of royal palance in Phnom Penh

Phnom Penh • Cambodia Half day

Architecture tour of Phnom Penh

It’s often bemoaned that Phnom Penh is no longer the “pearl” it was in the 1920s — but since when did beautiful equate to interesting anyway?

The most luxurious destinations in Asia

Places where access and the right stay make all the difference

Hoi An

It may be best-known for its lantern festival and World Heritage architecture but, for us, Hoi An’s true appeal lies in its charming rural outskirts and mouth-watering foodie experiences.

Malaysia

Perhentian Islands

Not just a desert-island idyl (though they’re that too), their exceptionally calm, clear and shallow waters make the Perhentian Islands the ideal place to snorkel or dove among damselfish, neon-bright anemones and stingrays.

Danum Valley

Danum Valley is one of the few places in the world that has never been settled, logged, hunted or otherwise interfered with by humans. Hidden in its untouched forests, wildlife thrives – from the world’s tallest tropical tree to the highest concentration of orangutans anywhere in the world.

Halong Bay, Lan Ha Bay & Bai Tu Long Bay

Laos

Luang Prabang

Luang Prabang is Laos’s Shangri-La: sweeping golden roofs and colonial shophouses against a lush backdrop of jungle-covered mountains, and a laid-back atmosphere of peace and serenity.

Koh Rong

The second largest of Cambodia’s islands, Koh Rong is a proper tropical paradise: think white sand, luminous turquoise waters, and chilled-out, palm-shaded beach bars.

Gaya Island

With coral reefs, dense mangroves, sandy beaches and thick jungle, all just fifteen minutes by speedboat from Sabah’s capital, Gaya Island is a microcosm of the Borneo wilderness and a true tropical paradise.

Ninh Van Bay

With its thatched villas concealed among tumbling boulders, sandwiched between the jungle and the glittering sea, our visit to Ninh Van Bay felt like stumbling on a hidden paradise.

Ninh Binh

Ninh Binh’s landscape of jagged peaks could be taken straight from the pages of Vietnamese legend, but it’s real enough — and whether you explore by boat, bike or foot, it always delivers.

Siem Reap

The laid-back, low-rise town of Siem Reap is the gateway to one of the most spectacular man-made sights on the planet: the sprawling, root-strangled ruins of Angkor.

Laos

Champasak

You’d never guess it now, but Champasak was once the seat of an independent royal kingdom that thrived for over 200 years. Today, this tiny, sleepy, riverside town is best-known as the gateway to the lush and laid-back 4,000 Islands.

Kinabalu Park

Rising 4,095 meters over Borneo and surrounded by rainforest, Mount Kinabalu is the tallest mountain between the Himalayas and New Guinea, and the national park that surrounds it is among the most biodiverse regions on the planet.

Malaysia

Penang

World Heritage architecture, 130-million-year-old rainforest, world-class street art and a countryside peppered with spice gardens and durian groves: the island of Penang is an intoxicating medley of natural and cultural treasures.