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May 2013
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NEW TOUR: Kinosaki Onsen Retreat 2D/1N

Discover the quintessential Japanese onsen (hot spa) town of Kinosaki on the coast of the Sea of Japan that has preserved its charming atmosphere. Guests pick up their tickets to the spas on arrival and change to yukata (Japanese robes) and geta (wooden clogs), they then stroll around town along the willow tree-lined small river [...]

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May 2013
08
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A New Way To Experience The Spectacular Kong Lor Caves

A cruise through the 7.5km-long Kong Lor Caves is an unforgettable experience, but there is also much more to this area of outstanding natural beauty. Meet humble rural folk among dramatic scenery in an area which begs to be explored on foot. Being just a 5 hour drive south of Vientiane, this can be done [...]

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Apr 2013
17
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Freedom To Travel: Loikaw

The Padaung, more commonly known as ‘long-necks’, are coming home to the villages surrounding Loikaw. Many, as long as a decade ago, illegally crossed into Thailand for work. Now that Loikaw, along with the rest of Myanmar is thriving because of tourism, trade, agriculture and industry, the Padaung women are returning to their roots. A [...]

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Apr 2013
05
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Water Town Discovery in China

This trip will take you on a discovery of what we call in the West, ‘The Venice of China’. Starting in Suzhou, guests experience the charm that the old city had in the shape of its beautiful gardens dotted throughout the city. Alongside Wuzhen, these two cities are perfect examples of what are known in [...]

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Mar 2013
22
nd

NEW TOUR: Bizarre Bangkok Tour

This half-day trip is based on the non-fiction book Bizarre Thailand that shines a light on the city’s darker side. Designed for chill-seekers and not the faint-hearted or anyone under 18, the tour gives you an insight to the country’s two most macabre museums, where CSI-style forensics meets medieval Siamese torture techniques. To view the [...]

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  • May 14,2013

    NEW TOUR: Kinosaki Onsen Retreat 2D/1N

    Discover the quintessential Japanese onsen (hot spa) town of Kinosaki on the coast of the Sea of Japan that has preserved its charming atmosphere. Guests pick up their tickets to the spas on arrival and change to yukata (Japanese robes) and geta (wooden clogs), they then stroll around town along the willow tree-lined small river [...]

  • May 08,2013

    A New Way To Experience The Spectacular Kong Lor Caves

    A cruise through the 7.5km-long Kong Lor Caves is an unforgettable experience, but there is also much more to this area of outstanding natural beauty. Meet humble rural folk among dramatic scenery in an area which begs to be explored on foot. Being just a 5 hour drive south of Vientiane, this can be done [...]

  • Apr 17,2013

    Freedom To Travel: Loikaw

    The Padaung, more commonly known as ‘long-necks’, are coming home to the villages surrounding Loikaw. Many, as long as a decade ago, illegally crossed into Thailand for work. Now that Loikaw, along with the rest of Myanmar is thriving because of tourism, trade, agriculture and industry, the Padaung women are returning to their roots. A [...]

  • Apr 05,2013

    Water Town Discovery in China

    This trip will take you on a discovery of what we call in the West, ‘The Venice of China’. Starting in Suzhou, guests experience the charm that the old city had in the shape of its beautiful gardens dotted throughout the city. Alongside Wuzhen, these two cities are perfect examples of what are known in [...]

  • Mar 22,2013

    NEW TOUR: Bizarre Bangkok Tour

    This half-day trip is based on the non-fiction book Bizarre Thailand that shines a light on the city’s darker side. Designed for chill-seekers and not the faint-hearted or anyone under 18, the tour gives you an insight to the country’s two most macabre museums, where CSI-style forensics meets medieval Siamese torture techniques. To view the [...]