Asia

Borneo

Borneo is the third largest island in the world and is located in South East Asia. It comprises the Malaysian states of Sabah and Sarawak, the sultanate kingdom of Brunei and the Indonesian province of Kalimantan. This multicultural island is home to an enormous diversity of exotic flora, fauna and natural beauty. The extensive rainforest ecosystem that covers most of the island is the oldest in the world and the island also boasts the highest mountain in South East Asia, the mighty Mount Kinabalu.

Cambodia

The Kingdom of Cambodia is an enchanting country, with spectacular natural beauty, awe-inspiring cultural sites and captivating people. With a history that is both inspiring and depressing, Cambodia offers an adventurous, educational and moving experience that casts a spell on many who visit this outstanding part of the world and leaves you wanting more. Cambodia is famed for its impressive collection of ancient temples, the most famous of which is Angkor Wat, the world’s largest religious monument. Many of the scenes from the ‘Tomb Raider’ movie were filmed at the spectacular jungle temple of Ta Prohm.

China

China is the second largest country by land area in the world, and is a place with so much to see and do. With an incredibly diverse landscape from subtropical areas to the forest steppes area of the Northeast, China also boasts being the largest populated country in the world. Its capital, Beijing is home alone to the Forbidden City, Grand Palaces and part of the Great Wall of China. China is a country full of natural wealth and beauty where culture and traditions soar against the majestic mountains.

Nepal

Nepal is one of the best destinations in the world for people searching for adventure, culture and peace all in one place. Nepal lies between Tibet and India, and is the home of the Himalayas, the most impressive mountain range in the world. Nepal has little pockets of paradise from east to west, in Chitwan National Park, Pokhara and Bhote Kosi. The Himalayan range boasts over 100 mountains that exceed a 7,200-metre peak, which provide a stunning backdrop to a country rich in culture, history and heritage.

Philippines

There are more than 7,000 islands that make up the Philippines that are set apart from the rest of Southeast Asia both geographically and spiritually. With Catholicism as the main religion practiced on the island, many of the practices of the Filipino people and beliefs differ to the rest of Southeast Asia. Every island has its own unique standing in making up this country, and the landscape is incredibly diverse.  The mountainous islands are covered in rainforests, which are home to thousands of different species of animals, birds and plants. The Philippines can be susceptible to volcanic activity and earthquakes, though often too little to be felt. Many other islands are more tranquil and serene and lined with sandy white beaches, making the Philippines have the 5th longest coastline in the world.

Thailand

A Buddhist nation full of beautiful beaches, spectacular dives and Limestone Mountains, Thailand is an incredibly popular and diverse country to visit. From the Thai Highlands of the North, to the Chao Phraya river valley of Central Thailand, to the beautiful islands of the South. The islands of the Andaman Sea are considered a national natural treasure and attract thousands of tourists each year. The peninsula has a tropical climate and is generally hot and humid and has 3 seasons. Abundant with natural resources, Thailand has a vast variety of flora and fauna, over 120 national and marine parks and distinct ecological zones.