September 16th, 2008

From August 15, Lao Airlines will resume the thrice-weekly service to Savannakhet. This new service will make it easier for visitors to gain access into Savannakhet in Central Laos.
Using its MA60 aircraft, the flight QV201 will depart from Vientiane at 1030 every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, and arrive in Savannakhet at 1130. The return flight QV202 will take off from Savannakhet at 1130 and fly back to Vientiane at 1435 via Pakse.
In addition, Lao Airlines will also offer the new Savannakhet – Bangkok routing which is expected to begin operation later this year.
September 15th, 2008

Designed as a traditional sampan, the small size of the private Song Xanh boats allows you to discover the labyrinth of small canals, rivers and tributaries that intersect the Mekong Delta. These boats will also bring you to the colourful floating markets of Cai Be and Cai Rang, as well as Sadec, the Mekong town made famous from Marguerite Duras’ novel ‘The Lover’. The Mekong Delta, also known as the Cuu Long (Nine Dragons) region, is a great place to discover Vietnam.
September 10th, 2008

In October 2007, Siem Reap welcomed a special addition. The spacious interior of Tara Angkor Hotel is tastefully designed and reminds you of a boutique environment. Its central location makes it a strategic base to explore the nearby city centre and temples. Offering 213 rooms in four different categories, the rooms are bright, well furnished and well appointed for both the leisure and business traveler. The hotel facilities include two meeting rooms, a gym, an outdoor swimming pool with Jacuzzi and a tasty restaurant and bar. The scrumptious breakfast buffet is a real treat to start the day with.
Promoting itself as a four-star hotel, Tara Angkor offers first class services and facilities at three-star prices. The Tara Angkor Hotel will make your stay in Siem Reap as pleasant as it can get!
September 10th, 2008
Playing upon the theme of Thai Buddhism folklore, the Himapan Restaurant uses the magical Himapan Forest as its central motif. The latest addition to Bangkok’s restaurant scene, Himapan offers a pleasing dining experience by featuring Thai cuisine in a traditional setting. The restaurant interior is sure to capture the imagination of any diner with its decoration of fabled creatures. Located near the Grand Palace at Sukhothai Soi 5, Himapan will make an ideal dining choice after a day of temple exploration.
September 8th, 2008
Gain an insight into the way of life that defines the minority hill tribes of Sapa with an overnight stay in a traditional Muong Hum village. At the vibrant local markets, you will meet a large variety of the ethnic minorities such as Ha Nhi, Red Dao, Black and Flower H’mong. This luxury homestay will appeal to upscale travellers who wish to be rewarded with a truly unforgettable experience without compromising comfort and authenticity.
September 5th, 2008
From 1st July 2008, the Northern Service Flight Company has launched a new air taxi service plying between Hanoi and Quang Ninh province. Operating from Giam Lam Heliport, the European standard EC 130 B4 helicopters, quiet, spacious and air-conditioned, can accommodate up to five passengers. Operating from Noi Bai Airport – Giam Lam Heliport, the new taxi service is an excellent choice for luxury travelers who wish to explore Vietnam and Ha Long Bay from the sky.
September 3rd, 2008
Situated at 60 kilometres south-east of Bagan, Mt. Popa is well-known as the oasis in the desert of central Myanmar. Believed to house the most powerful nats (spirits) of Myanmar, Mt. Popa is an important worship centre. As you trek in the mountains with the forest rangers, you can immerse yourself in the unspoiled beauty of springs and sandalwood forest and catch a glimpse of the many rare butterflies and birds of Mt. Popa.
For more information, please contact myanmar@exotissimo.com.
September 1st, 2008
Just an hour away from Bangkok lies Nakorn Pathom, an agricultural province criss-crossed by klongs (canals) and irrigation ditches. Here, you can embark on our half day tour of Klong Mahasawad, a small village canal that offers an authentic glimpse into the Thai countryside.
A boat trip along the waterway will bring you to an array of large orchid farms and water-logged fields to pick fresh lotus flowers. Continue with an amazing ride on a local mini-tractor (E-tan) through green paddy fields and a fruit orchard where you can taste local delicacies and snacks. Before you leave, do not forget to buy some organic orchids or fresh fruit produce!