Asia Hotels - Travel Guide

Located at the tip of Indonesia close to the equator with year round sunshine, Bali is one of the most captivating places on earth. An idyllic island where wide beaches and rolling surf contrast with emerald green rice terraces and steep volcanic peaks. Soaked in a distinctive Hindu culture, you’ll find a population immensely talented in art, crafts, music and drama where colourful festivals and celebrations, beautifully presented food and mesmerizing dancing are not for the tourists, but part of daily life. Volcanoes are an essential part of Bali’s geography with the occasional rumbling a reminder. Climb one and experience a spectacular sunrise! more..

Years of turbulence have now given way to peace and an emerging tourist industry based around the country’s impressive heritage. Cambodia is home to one of the world's most spectacular historical sites - Angkor, a 12th century city built by the sophisticated Khmer civilization. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a historical treasure house, but Cambodia also has a wild side. Stunning mountain scenery and ethnic hill tribes make Cambodia's untamed north east a perfect place to see Asia’s wildlife more..

Hong Kong is simply one of the most exciting cities in Asia. A fast paced city with a population of 6.8 million. Where east meets west and nothing ever stands still.

The modern skyline of gleaming hi-rise buildings is testament to the frantic buisness activity which never stops.. Indulge in shopping, enjoy superb culinary delicacies and let yourself be swept with the energy that pervades the city. more..

Lao PDR (The Lao's People Democratic Republic.) lies nestled between Thailand, China, Vietnam and Cambodia. About 70% of the country is covered in mountains and high plateaus

For much of its history, the “Land of a Million Elephants” has been under the influence of its neighbours until the communist inspired Pathet Lao took over the country and created Lao PDR in 1975, establishing a national identity. more..

Malaysia is a country of amazing geography and cultural diversity. The country is physically divided by the South China Sea into two distinct areas - Peninsula Malaysia (which borders Thailand in the north) and East Malaysia (Sarawak and Sabah - formerly Borneo) next to Indonesia. more..

Traditionally, Myanmar tourism is based on culture. Myanmar with its long history, culture and religion has many pagodas, temples and monuments all over the country. In addition, Myanmar is also blessed by nature with natural attractions. There are snow-capped mountains, deep forests, cool and scenic places, long rivers, beautiful lakes, and manu unspoiled beaches and archipelagoes. The different national races and their way of life, traditional arts and crafts offer exotic vistas of the nation while the warm hospitality of Myanmar people world-renowned more..

It's a place full of surprises, where a multitude of foreign influences over two centuries, have blended to form a modern society moulded from a unique cultural mix. Years of civic campaigns have enabled Singapore to become one of the greenest cities in Asia with leafy avenues and parks. Local Chinese temples, sit next to gleaming hi-rise towers mixing modern and old, with orderly precision. more..

Thailand is an extraordinary country of contrasts and surprises with glittering temples, tropical forests, idyllic beaches, modern shopping malls and friendly hospitable people.

From the high mountains in the north, to the soft sand beaches in the south, the scenery will take your breath away. Jungle covered mountains, deep mist covered valleys, island seascapes, beaches and coral reefs, all part of Thailand’s rich tapestry. And, it’s easy to get around. Add a vibrant capital city, bustling with activity with a modern sophisticated “Skytrain” rail system and superb hotels and you have a unique holiday experience. more..

Relatively new to tourism, Vietnam is opening its doors to the outside world. The country once synonymous with war is a place of green rice paddies, rugged mountain ranges, jungle, waterfalls and World Heritage Sites. Over 3,500 kilometres of coastline dotted with islands, unspoilt beaches and hidden coves , a history dating back to the Bronze Age and several World Heritage sites, Vietnam is waiting to be discovered. more..