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Wat Xieng Thong is considered one of the finest examples of traditional Lao architecture.
Built in Luang Prabang around 1560, this magnificent Buddhist temple is instantly recognisable by its sweeping, multi-tiered roof that curves gracefully towards the ground.
Look closely and you’ll discover gilded carvings, colourful glass murals and... See more
❤️ Tour of the Week: Laos & Cambodia Unveiled
Journey from the peaceful temples and lush mountain landscapes of Laos to the ancient wonders and vibrant cities of Cambodia on this fully inclusive escorted tour.
Along the way, you’ll:
✅ Cruise the Mekong to the sacred Pak Ou Caves
✅ Swim beneath the turquoise cascades of Kuang Si Falls
✅ Witness Luang... See more
🌿 Tranquil Thursday: The Art of Gentle Movement
Could gentle movement be the secret to longevity?
China's 2020 census counted almost 119,000 people aged 100 or over. Although no single practice explains longevity, gentle daily movement has been woven into Chinese wellbeing culture for centuries. Ba Duan Jin (Eight Gentle Movements) uses eight slow... See more
NEW Southeast Asia 2027/28 Brochure - Out Now!
Our brand-new Southeast Asia collection has arrived, packed with unforgettable adventures across Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, Laos, Borneo, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and beyond.
To celebrate, we’re offering launch savings worth up to £1,425pp:
✅ FREE Flights on selected tours
✅ Partner Flies FREE... See more
Some places make you stop and wonder how they were ever built.
Chand Baori is one of the world’s largest and deepest stepwells, with 3,500 symmetrical steps descending towards the water below.
Created to collect precious water and offer respite from Rajasthan’s heat, its spectacular design has transformed a practical structure into an architectural work... See more
🌿 Wellness Wednesday: Chongqing Hot Springs
Have you heard of the World’s Capital of Hot Springs?
Chongqing’s hot springs have drawn bathers since the time of the Roman Empire. The mineral-rich water is known for its calming effects, healing power and enjoyment. With over 1,000 springs spurting out around the city and nurturing its people for over 1,600... See more
There are few places that capture the spirit of Kathmandu quite like Durbar Square 🇳🇵
Once the ceremonial heart of the city’s royal kingdom, today its temples, palaces and bustling courtyards offer a window into Nepal’s rich cultural heritage.
Here, centuries-old architecture provides the backdrop to everyday life - creating an atmosphere that feels... See more
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