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Upon arrival, you will be welcomed by our guide and transferred to the hotel.

Yangon, formerly known as Rangoon, is still a relatively quiet and charming city. Its impressive colonial and spiritual heritage makes Yangon one of the most fascinating and authentic capitals of South East Asia. Overnight in Yangon.

After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to Yangon’s Mingaladon Airport for the flight to Bagan (Nyaung Oo). On arrival, transfer to the hotel. The mid-morning tour features Nyaung Oo sector: the colourful Market, the Shwezigon Pagoda and its magnificent golden stupa, Wetkyi-In Gubyaukgyi, a cave temple with exquisite jatakas murals paintings, and the elegant Htilominlo Temple noted for its fine plaster carvings and glazed sandstone decorations.

Afternoon tour of the main temples of the Old Bagan sector: Visit Gawdawpalyin, Ananda, an architectural masterpiece of the early-style temple with four impressive standing Buddha images, Ananda Okkyaung, one of the few surviving brick monasteries from the early Bagan period. Shwesandaw temple, Thatbinnyu. The highest temple in Bagan rises to 61m.

End the day with a horse cart tour among the temples, passing by the traditional village of Taungbi, Sulamani temple, and the massive Dhammayangyi temple, noted for its remarkable brickwork. Sunset over the site from one of the open upper terraces in Bagan.

Overnight in Bagan.

After breakfast, morning sightseeing of Bagan features the lesser-known Myinkaba sector with a visit to several remarkable old temples: Myyingalazedi, Manuha and Nanpaya temples and Kubyaukgyi with some of the best paintings. Observe the process of traditional lacquer ware, one of Myanmar’s best-known handicrafts and a specialty of Bagan.

In the afternoon, visit to the countryside village of Minnanthu, the least visited area in Bagan with temples such as Payathonzu, with its unusual architecture and Tantric Buddhism influence, Lemyethna and Nandamannya. End the day with enjoy sunset cruise on Irrawaddy River. Overnight in Bagan.

After breakfast at the hotel, transfer to Nyaung Oo Airport for the flight to Mandalay.

On arrival, a sightseeing tour of Mandalay, Myanmar’s cultural capital, features Mahamuni Pagoda, famous for its venerable statue of Buddha covered with gold leaf. Mandalay has long been known as a centre of skilled craftsmanship and, in former times, supplied the Royal courts.

In the afternoon, visit the Kuthodaw Pagoda with its 729 marble slabs of Buddhist scriptures (known as the world’s biggest book) and Shwenandaw Monastery, noted for its exquisite woodcarving. Enjoy the sunset from Mandalay Hill. Overnight in Mandalay.

After breakfast at the hotel, depart for an excursion to the former capitals of Amarapura, Ava, and Sagaing.

You can have an opportunity to attend the daily meal of over a thousand monks at the country’s largest monastery, Mahagandayon in Amarapura, before visiting a silk weaving workshop. Then, continue to Ava, the capital from 14th to 18th centuries, and visit by horse and carriage the old wooden Bagaya Monastery and the remains of the Royal Palace and fort.

In the afternoon, we cross the bridge over the Irrawaddy River and continue to Sagaing. Covered with 600 white-painted pagodas and monasteries, Sagaing Hill is widely regarded as the religious center of Myanmar and is home to 3,000 monks and 100 meditation centers. Visit Swan Oo Pon Nya Shin Pagoda, U Min Thone Sae’ Pagoda and Shin Pin Nan Gyaing Pagoda.

Ending your day with walking and enjoying the sunset over the 200-year-old U Bein Bridge, constructed entirely from teak.

Overnight in Mandalay.

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for domestic flight to Heho in Shan State.

From Heho a 1-hour scenic drive leads to Nyaung Shwe, the gateway village to Inle Lake. Stop at the wooden Shwe Yan Pyay Monastery on the way. Board a private motorboat to head out onto Inle Lake, one of Myanmar’s most spectacular sights. We pass villages built on stilts over the lake, inhabited by Intha people, the leg-rowing fishermen of the lake and see their floating gardens built up from strips of water hyacinth and mud and anchored to the bottom with bamboo poles.

Stops for visits at the Nga Hpe Chaung (jumping cats) Monastery and its Shan Buddhas and Phaung Daw Oo Pagoda, the lake’s main sanctuary. Your sightseeing also includes a visit to the weaving village of Inpawkhone, a cheroot factory where the typical Burmese cigars are made by hand. If time allows us, we will go for an improvised walk through one of the villages. Overnight Inle Lake.

After breakfast, we head to the morning market on the lake. Rotating around villages on and near the lake in a 5-day rhythm, a colorful market visited by lake inhabitants and surrounding hill tribes is held daily (except on New Year and full moon days).

From the middle of the lake, continue down a small canal leading to the Pa O village of In Dein. After a walk around the village, passing a local school, take the covered stairway to the beautiful Alaung Sitthou area, where ancient stupas are partly covered by vegetation. From here, there is a magnificent view over the lake.

In the afternoon, you will be transferred to Heho Airport for the flight back to Yangon. On arrival, transfer to the hotel. Overnight in Yangon.

After breakfast, your sightseeing begins with the World Famous Shwedagon Pagoda, which is glittering with gold on the Singottara Hill, a breathtaking and colorful sight visited by Buddhists from all over Myanmar. Then visit the Kyaukhtatgyi Pagoda’s 70m long reclining Buddha.

In the afternoon, exploring around the city by car and the lifestyle of local people.

And then enjoy your day freely and leisurely at the Bogyoke Market, formerly known as Scott Market (closed on Monday and public holidays), before transferring to Mingaladon Airport for your flight to Bangkok.

Arrive in Bangkok, pick–up at the airport & transfer to your hotel. Overnight in Bangkok.

Breakfast at the hotel.

09:00AM, we start the day by visiting Pak Klong Talad, the famed flower market, where a kaleidoscope of flora awaits. Be fascinated by a cornucopia of orchids and blossoms from Thailand’s cooler north, and an array of exotic vegetables and fruits.

Afterward, you will visit the Grand Palace, an architectural marvel that not only served as the residence of the king and his court from the 18th to the mid-20th century but also housed the entire government administration within its crenelated walls. The majestic Thai architecture, embellished with European influence, captivates with its unique blend of design found in its intricate gilding and meticulous detailing. The Grand Palace is also home to the iconic Wat Phra Kaew, also known as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, revered as the most sacred Buddhist temple in Thailand. Construction of this temple began in 1785 under King Rama I’s reign, marking the capital’s relocation from Thonburi to Bangkok. Unlike conventional temples, Wat Phra Kaew does not contain living quarters for monks, and it is richly adorned with holy structures, statues, and pagodas, with the main temple housing the Emerald Buddha. Despite its small stature of only 17 inches, this green jade icon is the most venerated object in Thailand. While most halls and palaces are viewable only from the exterior, the adjacent Wat Pho awaits exploration, boasting the grandeur of the colossal Reclining Buddha and the majestic Chedis of the Kings.

Lunch awaits at a local restaurant, offering a delightful interlude to your day of exploration

After a hearty meal of authentic Thai cuisine, you will ride the Thonburi Klong, offering a mesmerizing journey along the Chao Phraya River and the canals of Thonburi. Delight in the vibrant scenes of the bustling modern inner city. You will also get a glimpse of the serene and quaint lifestyle of the riverbank dwellers — earning its title of “Venice of the East”. Your boat cruise culminates at Wat Arun, also known as the Temple of Dawn, a striking landmark on the riverside of Bangkok. Indulge in the picturesque beauty of this sacred site before ending your enriched journey.

Overnight in Bangkok

Early morning, 07:00AM, depart from Bangkok and visit the famous Mae Klong Railway Market. When the train comes through, the goods from the market are moved from the rails in lightning speed. After the train has sped by, everything is moved back within a few seconds.

Next visit is Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, the famous market which you always see in most Bangkok postcards). The highlight is the boarding by longtail boat and a ride along the narrow side canals out into the Mae Klong River, passing traditional-style houses on both banks and witnessing local life.

Back to Bangkok in the afternoon. Free time at leisure.

*** Option for this afternoon: cooking class in Bangkok.

Overnight in Bangkok.

Breakfast at your hotel.

Transfer to the airport for your flight to Koh Samui. Upon your arrival, pick-up at the airport & transfer to your beach resort.

Overnight in Koh Samui.

Breakfast at your hotel.

08:45AM, Depart from your hotel. Semi-Private Angthong Marine Park Sunset.

Voyage aboard the Red and Blue Dragon Classic Thai Yachts, featuring a sun deck, furnished lounge and dining area, onboard jacuzzi, giving her rare charm and character.

Superb hospitality is assured by having a minimum of 8 guests with a maximum of 14 guests on the Blue Dragon or 26 on the Red Dragon Classic Thai Yacht (licensed for 74 plus 5).

Voyage towards the northernmost corner of the park and savor delicious appetizers as you cruise. Explore the magnificent scenery of the Gulf of Thailand, where dolphins and whales make their home. Arrive at the park’s most remote and magical spot, exclusive to our tour.

Optional sea kayaking (extra charge): Go for guided sea kayaking along the coastline to explore, the Secret Lagoon, sensational cliffs, and magical tunnels that are only found at this location. Spot secluded picturesque beaches and their crystal clear, calm waters. Alternatively, hop on our dinghy that accompanies the kayaks.

Snorkeling: Venture out of the park to the Ko Wao islands, where you will find the best snorkeling sites. As the only non-speedboat vessel to reach this destination, we can select the optimal site.

Lunch & Voyage: Enjoy freshly prepared Thai-fusion cuisine, prepared from scratch by our chefs, while you journey through the 42 islands of the park; home to hidden lagoons, spectacular clifftops, and limestone rock formations.

Emerald Lake Island Visit: Relax on the beach or climb up the steps through dense rain-forest and narrow ravines to see a beautiful viewpoint overlooking the surrounding islands. Take a stroll down the steps to witness the hidden saltwater lake completely enclosed by walls, nicknamed The Blue Lagoon (inspired by the movie The Beach).

Overnight in Koh Samui.

Koh Samui is a beautiful, relaxing beach destination where soft white sands meet calm turquoise waters. Palm trees sway in the warm breeze, creating a peaceful setting perfect for unwinding. Enjoy sunset swims, quiet walks, and stunning ocean views. With luxurious resorts and charming villas offering comfort and privacy, it’s an ideal escape filled with natural beauty and tranquility.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Transfer to the airport for your morning flight to Chiangmai. Upon your arrival, pick–up at the airport & start your visit to Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, the temple that is situated at the top of a mountain. You can reach the top by walking up or using the elevator. At the very top, there is a golden chedi and terrace adorned with small shrines, breadfruit trees, rock gardens, and an Emerald Buddha statue. From the mountain top, you will be treated to breathtaking views of the lush greenery below.

Back to Chiangmai, and the rest of day is free for your own exploration the old city.

Overnight in Chiangmai.

Breakfast at your hotel.

This 3-hour tour will take you through the historic city of Chiang Mai, where you will see some famous Chiang Mai temples and the more unknown Chiang Mai places that tourists hardly visit. That makes this tour interesting for both new and recurring visitors, even for those ‘who have seen it all’. The less well-known areas will show the poorer side of the city, the slum areas where Thailand’s prosperity has not reached its inhabitants yet. And also here you will be greeted with that famous Thai smile.

Cycle to Wat Chedi Luang, probably Chiang Mai’s most visited temple, with its imposing, huge, and characteristic chedi. We will ride the old city’s quaint lanes towards Chiang Mai’s Three Kings monument, this iconic symbol of Chiang Mai representing the three kings who founded the city.

We head for Wat Phra Singh. This is probably Chiang Mai’s most revered temple. We make a stop at the Warorot Market, a local shopping spot, to see and smell the flowers, fragrant herbs, and fresh fruit on offer today. We allow you time to explore this exciting market and explore the colourful, fresh produce on offer.

Afternoon, free time at leisure.

Overnight in Chiangmai.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Check out, and meet your English-speaking guide and transfer to Chiang Rai. En route, you will make a stop at the hot springs, where you can relax and enjoy the therapeutic properties of the hot waters.

Finally, you will arrive at the hotel in Chiangrai and check in.

Breakfast at your hotel.

09:00AM, Pick-up and transfer to The MaeKok River flows from the southern Shan state in Myanmar, into Thailand at Baan Thaton via Chiang Rai (past Le Meridien Chiang Rai Resort) down to meet The MaeKhong River at Chiang Saen. The river brings many advantages to local inhabitants who have settled their homes on both banks for cultivation and daily life. One of the great ways of touching the beautiful nature of The MaeKok River basin is by spending a day trekking in the jungle.

The day starts from the boat pier. Board a long-tail motor boat for 1 hour approximately upstream -watch and enjoy the beautiful scenery pass by on both banks. Arrive at the Karen Hill tribe village and elephant camp. The Karen tribe migrated from Myanmar into Thailand over 150 years ago and at present day have developed skills in capturing and training Elephants for transport (as opposed to logging in former times). Enjoy the experience of feeding the elephant some food. Continue on the road to “The Golden Triangle”-the world-famous Opium trading center of former times. Lunch will be at a local restaurant.

The Triangle is the meeting point of three countries Thailand, Laos, and Myanmar which are separated by the Mae Ruak and Mae Khong Rivers, Ascend to the summit of Doi Phukhao, a beautiful panoramic viewpoint. The views of The Golden Triangle over Laos and Myanmar are very impressive on a clear day. Take an opportunity to visit the House of Opium before returning back to the hotel.

Overnight in Chiangrai.

Breakfast at your hotel.

09:00AM, visit to The City tour starts from the hotel by the local mode of 3-wheel transportation called Samlor (rickshaw or tricycle) to Chiang Rai city. Visit the King Mengrai Monument and the Hill Tribe Museum. Continue to Wat Phra Kaew, where the Emerald Buddha image of Bangkok, was formerly housed in 1434 A.D. Then, onto Wat Pha Singha and to the daily fresh food market of Chiang Rai town. The tour continues by minibus to Wat Rongkhun (The White Temple), the most famous and unique temple in Chiang Rai. It is decorated with the design of the celebrated Thai artist Arjan Chalermchai.

Afternoon, free time at leisure.

Overnight in Chiangrai.

Breakfast at your hotel.

The LuangSay riverboat leaves HoueiSay pier at 09:00AM for a cruise down the Mekong to Pakbeng.

Along the way, pause to witness the simple rhythms of life along the Mekong, where river tribes carry on age-old traditions. Enjoy a buffet lunch on board as the scenery drifts by.

Arrive in Pakbeng before sunset and settle into the charming LuangSay Lodge.

In the evening, savor dinner on the terrace, overlooking the tranquil waters of the Mekong.

Enjoy a full breakfast at the lodge. For those interested, an optional stroll to Pakbeng Market offers a glimpse into local life, where villagers from nearby communities gather to trade their goods.

At 8:30 AM, board the boat for the second leg of your cruise. Along the way, stop briefly at a hill tribe village to observe the traditional process of Lao whiskey production. Continue cruising as you enjoy a buffet lunch on board.

In the afternoon, reach Pak Ou Village at the confluence of the Nam Ou and Mekong Rivers, where you will visit the renowned Tam Ting “Caves of a Thousand Buddhas.” Arrive in Luang Prabang before sunset.

Upon disembarkation from your LuangSay Cruise, meet your guide and driver at the pier and transfer to your hotel for check-in.

Overnight in Luang Prabang.

After breakfast, a city tour begins at the former Royal Palace, now the National Museum. Continue to Wat Mai, a temple renowned for its golden bas-reliefs. During Pimai, the Lao New Year, the Prabang, normally housed in the Royal Palace Museum, is brought and put on public display in this temple. Then the Wat Sene with its beautiful golden façade. Finish the morning with a visit to the most photographed temple: Wat Xieng Thong.

In the afternoon, Wat Visoun was entirely rebuilt after being destroyed in 1887 by the invading Black Flags from southern China. In the courtyard of Wat Visoun stands the Watermelon Stupa, shaped like the fruit it takes its name from. We will also visit Wat Aham, where we can find the altar of the 2 genius of Luang Prabang, and then visit Wat That, where the ashes of King Sisavang Vong are interred inside the large central stupa.

Overnight in Luang Prabang.

Optional: For early-risers (05h30) there is a very special dawn visit to witness the long lines of orange-robed monks leaving their pagodas to receive offerings of food from Luang Prabang residents. Return to the hotel for breakfast.

After Breakfast, enjoy a visit to Kuang Si Waterfall, south west of Luang Prabang, with stops en route to visit some ethnic minority villages. It is possible to walk to the top of the falls via a steep track, and if the weather is good, swim in the clear water at the foot of the falls.

Return to Luang Prabang. Climb the 328 steps to the top of Mount Phousi to enjoy a panoramic view of the city and the surrounding countryside. Stop at the evening hill tribe market.

Overnight in Luang Prabang.

Breakfast at your hotel.

Transfer to the airport for your flight to Hanoi, Vietnam’s capital.

Upon your arrival, meet and greet your private tour guide and transfer to your hotel.

18:00PM, Embark on the Ride of Your Life with our Hanoi After Dark tour!

Upon picking you up at your hotel, we’ll kick off the evening with a refreshing drink and snack, allowing you to mingle with your guide and fellow explorers. Once acquainted, we’ll hop back on our Vespas and navigate the enchanting, iconic backstreets of Hanoi’s Old Quarter.

Our first stop is a cozy eatery where you’ll savor a bowl of bun cha, a Hanoi classic that combines mouth-watering noodles, grilled pork, and meatballs, accompanied by a plate of crispy spring rolls.

With our taste buds satisfied, we’ll continue our Vespa journey to a fabulous local spot offering traditional rice wine and a variety of unique snacks.

Leaving the Old Quarter behind, we’ll cruise past the illuminated Hanoi Flag Tower and Ho Chi Minh Mausoleum, heading towards the West Lake and Truc Bach area. Here, you’ll get to indulge in the local specialty of pho cuon, mastering the art of wrap ‘n’ roll, Vietnamese style, with an array of fresh, aromatic ingredients and pho noodles.

Our final Vespa ride leads us to a live music venue where we immerse ourselves in the rhythms of passionate music lovers with a drink.

Overnight in Hanoi.

Breakfast at your hotel.

08:30AM, Meet your guide at your hotel lobby.

+ Visit Ho Chi Minh’s ‘house on stilts’, his home from 1954 till 1969. The wooden ethnic minority style house is surrounded by quiet and peaceful gardens.

+ The One Pillar Pagoda, founded by King Ly Thai To in 1049, has become an important symbol for the people of Hanoi.

+ Journey to the Temple of Literature. Vietnam’s first university was constructed in 1070; its gardens and well-preserved architecture offer a relaxing glimpse into Vietnam’s past.

+ Walking around Hanoi’s old streets, through the narrow alleys of Hanoi’s ancient Old Quarter, glimpsing Hanoi’s everyday life. We will take you past Hoan Kiem Lake, see the peaceful waters, and at the northern end, stop and visit Ngoc Son Temple, perfect for photo opportunities!

After lunch at a local restaurant, return to your hotel around 15:00PM.

Overnight in Hanoi.

Breakfast at your hotel.

You will be picked up at your hotel and transferred to Ha Long. Enjoy the landscape of the Red River Delta on the way to Ha Long Bay, one of the New 7 Wonders of Nature.

Embark on a unique journey, meeting at Heritage Line’s lounge at Tuan Chau Marina. A short speedboat transfer takes you to your luxurious floating home, the starting point for exploring the wonders of Lan Ha Bay and Cat Ba Island. Lunch is served in the almost 360-, light-flooded, elegant dining room as we sail deeper into the bay. Unwind on the terrace deck or private balcony, soaking in the surreal seascape.

Mooring close to Cat Ba Island, we step on land heading to Viet Hai Village, nestled in a picturesque valley surrounded by jungle-clad mountains. Cycling through this valley offers wonderful insights into the isolated life of the local inhabitants. The community, surrounded by thick forests and mountains, and only accessible by sea, is self-sufficient, cultivating vegetables, fruits, and fishing on the bay. Returning to the ship, we sail to our overnight anchorage spot in Lan Ha Bay. The ship’s chef invites you to a hands-on cooking class in the dining room, showcasing local ingredients and the preparation of classic Vietnamese dishes.

Extend the evening by unwinding at the bar with a digestif, or joining the team for some funny squid fishing before retiring to your suite.

Wake up early for a Tai Chi session on the terrace deck. Traditional Vietnamese coffee, tea, and breakfast pastries await in the dining room for a first bite. The ship sails to a place called “Frog Lake”, a secluded area which is perfect for an energetic morning excursion by kayak. Explore this captivating marine landscape with cliffs stretching vertically out of the water, and you feel a sense of freedom while paddling through a labyrinth of jade-green water, rocks, and vivid tree-topped islets.

Back on board, we serve a hearty breakfast or brunch while cruising back to the disembarkation spot, from where we transfer you back to the pier by speedboat. Savour the last moments of this unique journey while relaxing on the terrace deck.

Back to Hanoi in the afternoon, transfer to the airport for your flight to Danang city, and a 40-minute drive to Hoian ancient town. Overnight in Hoian.

Breakfast at your hotel.

08:00AM, depart from your hotel.

Visit Hoi An’s colourful market, and experience the amazing sights, sounds, and aromas of this busy market. We will have the opportunity to interact with the local sellers and learn about all the ingredients to be used in the cooking lesson later.

We board the Red Bridge boat for a leisurely cruise (25 minutes) along the Hoi An River to the Red Bridge Cooking School. This is a chance to view local river life, so make sure your camera is handy.

On arrival, we explore the cooking school’s herb garden, before learning about some of Hoi An’s and Vietnam’s well-known dishes. The cooking lesson runs for about 2 hours – the Red Bridge chefs first demonstrate each dish before we prepare the same dish ourselves. Included in the class is a brief introduction to Vietnamese food carving (plate decoration). After the lesson, we sit down and eat what we have cooked.

Afternoon, start your walking tour to explore the World Heritage sites in Hoi An. From the 16th to 18th centuries, Hoi An was a thriving international commercial port for Chinese, Dutch, French, Japanese, Portuguese and Arab traders. These people came primarily to trade ceramics and high-grade silk, which is still produced in the area. Today, Hoi An is a quaint riverside town, popular with tourists for its eclectic architecture, tailor shops, and numerous cafes. Some of the buildings in the narrow streets have remained unchanged for more than a century. In the morning, we spend a half-day walking through the narrow winding streets of the ancient quarter, visiting Chua Ong Pagoda, Chinese Assembly Halls, the 200-year-old Tam Ky ancestral house, and the Japanese Bridge.

Overnight in Hoian.

Hoi An was a bustling international trading hub from the 15th to the 19th century, renowned for its skilled cloth tailors, exquisite silk, and fine leather goods. Take your time to explore and indulge in custom tailoring or simply unwind on its beautiful, tranquil beaches. Whether shopping or relaxing, Hoi An offers a perfect blend of rich history and serene coastal charm.

Option: It’s worth catching the spectacular “Teh Dar Show” this evening—a captivating performance that brings Vietnam’s highland culture to life through powerful acrobatics, live music, and striking bamboo stagecraft.

Breakfast at your hotel.

Morning, transfer to Danang’s airport for your 1,5 hrs flight to Ho Chi Minh City (or Saigon).

Arrive at Tan Son Nhat airport, picked up by your private English-speaking guide, and drive to your hotel. Overnight in Saigon.

Breakfast at your hotel.

08:30AM, Join the bustling streets of Ho Chi Minh City on the cyclo tour and see more than you could do on your own in 3 hours. This is a great way to sightsee in 3 hours.

HIGHLIGHTS :

War Remnants Museum | Reunification Palace | Vietnamese Temple | Buddhist Monument | Notre Dame Cathedral | Central Post Office | Opera House | Saigon River | Ben Thanh Market

**Note: Our cyclo driver just drives pass War Remnants Museum and the Reunification Palace to cover for you all of the sights as listed.

Afternoon, free time at leisure.

Overnight in Saigon.

Breakfast at your hotel.

08:00AM, Departure from your hotel for a journey to Ben Tre.

Ben Tre, a charming little town located in the Mekong Delta region of Vietnam. Start your visit at a local family workshop to learn how the Vietnamese rice paper is made in a traditional way.

We’ll take a boat trip along the Mekong River to visit a coconut farm to understand the local life and see the coconut production process up close. You’ll learn how coconut products are made. You’ll also experience the sleeping mats being made with the locals.

After that, we’ll take a peaceful rowing boat ride through the narrow coconut canals that crisscross the region. The serene waterways are surrounded by lush greenery.

Then, we’ll ride the bicycle through the quaint villages and picturesque landscapes, which is a great way to experience the local culture and interact with the friendly locals.

We’ll have lunch at a local home for a delicious meal of traditional Vietnamese dishes made with fresh, local ingredients.

Overnight in Saigon.

Breakfast at your hotel.

Transfer to Tan Son Nhat airport for your flight to Siem Reap.

Arrive at Siem Reap International Airport and transfer to the hotel. Overnight in Siem Reap.

Breakfast at the hotel.

This morning, we will visit the last capital of the Khmer Empire: Angkor Thom, built in the 12th century and deserted most likely during the 16th century, including the South Gate with its huge statues depicting the churning of the ocean of milk, Bayon temple, unique for its 54 towers decorated with 216 smiling faces of Avolokitesvara, Baphuon, a pyramidal representation of Mount Meru, the Terrace of the Elephants, used by Jayavarman VII to watch his victorious army return the Terrace of the Leper King, who’s statue was formerly thought to represent a legendary “leper king,” but is now considered to represent Yama – the Lord of the Dead and believed the terrace itself might have functioned as a royal cremation platform.

We visit the famous Ta Prohm temple, a beautiful jungle temple that nature seems to have taken over. As you explore the temple’s crumbling ruins, you’ll see trees growing out of the walls and roofs, their roots twisting and turning around the ancient stone structures. Ta Prohm has been relatively untouched since it was discovered and has retained much of its mystery, making it a must-see for any visitor to Cambodia.

After lunch at a local restaurant, visit the most famous temple: Angkor Wat, the world’s largest religious monument named UNESCO World Heritage site in 1992. The 12th-century temple complex spreads over 81 hectares. Its five towers symbolize Meru’s five peaks, the enclosed wall representing the mountains at the world’s edge, the surrounding moat, and the ocean beyond.

Note: During the visit to the Bakan tower of Angkor Wat temple, visitors must wear proper attire, covering shoulders and knees, as this temple is still considered a sacred site (no shorts, miniskirt, or short trousers). Children under 12 years old are not allowed to climb up this tower. It will be closed on the Buddhist Sabbath and religious days, four days a month per the Lunar Calendar.

Breakfast at your hotel.

08:00AM, meet your guide at the lobby and journey to the famous Tonle Sap, Southeast Asia’s largest freshwater lake. You will then take a memorable boat cruise to a nearby floating village and glimpse the everyday life of the locals who dwell in floating shacks. For most of the year, the lake is relatively small, approximately only one meter deep, with an area of 2,700 square km. However, during the monsoon season, the water is pushed up from the Mekong River into the lake, resulting in an increased area of 16,000 square km and a depth of up to nine meters, ultimately flooding nearby fields and forests. The floodplain provides a perfect breeding ground for fish. The livelihood of most of the local community depends mainly on fishing, and Tonle Sap accounts for 75 percent of Cambodia’s annual inland fish catch.

Return to your hotel and spend the afternoon at leisure.

In the evening, immerse yourself in the captivating world of the Phare Circus Show. This mesmerizing performance combines acrobatics, theater, and contemporary dance, all set against a backdrop of vibrant Cambodian culture.

Phare, The Cambodian Circus, is a unique and dynamic experience that celebrates the resilience and creativity of the Cambodian people.

Overnight in Siem Reap.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Transfer to the airport for your flight onward.

You will be greeted at the airport by your private driver, who accompanies you to your hotel in the heart of the Nepalese capital. You drop your luggage and meet your Travel Expert, who gives you all the latest information necessary for the smooth running of your trip to Nepal and Bhutan. Depending on your arrival time, why not stroll along the narrow, picturesque and bustling streets of Thamel, the must-see tourist district of the capital, and soak up its special atmosphere: a mixture of tradition, religious influence and modernity.

In many of the area’s restaurant terraces, you will enjoy Newar cuisine, the local cuisine of the inhabitants of the Kathmandu Valley.

Day: The highlights of Kathmandu (Breakfast, Lunch included)

This morning, your guide will meet you at your hotel and bring you to visit the most emblematic sites of Kathmandu. Your first stop is the Boudhanath Stupa, the biggest stupa in Nepal, which you admire as you take part in a clockwise circumambulation.

Not far away, the Hindu site of Pashupatinath, which borders the sacred Bagmati River, gives you an experience of great religious fervour.

In the afternoon, you will explore the golden dome of Swayambunath Temple, also called “Monkey Temple”. From here, you can admire the view of the surrounding landscapes and royal cities from the heights of Kathmandu. Night at the hotel.

Wake up early to reach the city of Bhaktapur. Once the rice granary of the valley, today it is a place of great religious devotion.

On the Durbar Square, visit the famous five-roofed temple called Newari Nyatapoladedicated to the goddess Siddhilaxmi. Legend says that the king of Bhaktapur and all the local population participated in its construction. Spend a beautiful day strolling the streets of this old Newar city, which has preserved all of its medieval character. Try to see if you can spot the places where some scenes of the film Little Buddhawere shot.

Return to your hotel in the afternoon.

Today, you take the road to the Royal Chitwan National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Nestled at the foot of the Himalayas, Chitwan offers particularly rich fauna and flora and is home to one of the last populations of single-horned rhinoceros. It is also renowned as one of the last refuges of the Bengal tigers.

You settle down in your lodge and enjoy a free afternoon to rest in the heart of the jungle. Do not hesitate to walk around. With its magnificent landscape, lush vegetation, and the Himalayas in the background, the park is an area of ​​rare beauty.

Overnight in the lodge.

After breakfast, you will go on a Jeep safari to discover the fauna and flora of the Chitwan National Park. Then, you have the opportunity to see swamp crocodiles during a boat trip on the Rapti.

In the afternoon, take a walk in the forest where you observe numerous exotic birds, always accompanied by your guide, who helps you to detect rare specimens in this dense setting.

As night falls, you continue on your safari – that’s when leopards and tigers go out to hunt, which gives you the best chance of seeing the animals you may not have seen in the morning.

Overnight in the lodge.

After an exciting time at the Chitwan National Park, your private driver will take you to Pokhara, a peaceful town bordered by a large lake and surrounded by the Himalayan peaks.

On the sunniest days, the Annapurna chain is reflected on the water, revealing peaks over 8,000 meters tall.

You drop off your belongings at your hotel in the Lakeside district, a lively area on the shores of the lake. You then have the opportunity to go for a boat ride to visit Tal Barahi, the temple of peace, located on the lake, or choose to indulge yourself in a traditional Nepali massage, excellent for relaxation and well-being of the body.

This morning, your driver will bring you from Pokhara to Phedi.

From there, put on your walking shoes and set off for an easy 3h30 walk through the beautiful forest and countryside to reach Dhampus. A stunning village in itself, it is also an excellent spot from which to see a panoramic view of the Himalayas, in particular, the Machhapuchhare and Annapurna Ranges. Enjoy the fresh mountain air and spectacular view before making your way back to Phedi (1h30 – 2h walk), where your car will be waiting to bring you back to your hotel in Pokhara.

This morning, you will return to Kathmandu from where you will leave for Bhutan. Stop at the village of Bandipur, a jewel of Newar art that is worth a visit for its history and architecture as well as its location in the middle of the mountains with extraordinary views of the Annapurna peaks, Ganesh Himal, and Manaslu.

When you arrive in Kathmandu, we recommend you visit the Swayambunath Temple to soak up its spiritual aura, gaze at its gigantic golden stupa, and enjoy a magnificent panorama of the whole city.

In the evening, enjoy a good meal of momos, delicious stuffed Tibetan ravioli.

Night at the hotel.

After breakfast, your driver will bring you to the airport to catch your flight to Paro International Airport.

Your local guide and driver will welcome you to the “Land of the Thunder Dragon” and you will immediately take the road to the capital of the Kingdom of Bhutan. Your first glimpse of the landscape will amaze you and offer a magnificent view of the majestic Mount Jomolhari, whose summit reaches 7,316m. You can also see the Simthoka Dzong, one of the characteristic fortress-monasteries of the country.

Enjoy a free afternoon in Thimphu, where you can stroll in the city centre and soak up the traditional architecture of Bhutan with its paintings and Buddhist motifs that the government puts in the spotlight. Night at the hotel.

This morning, depart for Punakha, the ancient capital of the kingdom. The road climbs to the Dochu Pass at 3,050m. You discover the Himalayas of Bhutan with many snow-capped peaks reaching more than 7,000 meters and the Gangkhar Puesum, Bhutan’s highest peak at 7,570m altitude. You are impressed by the Druk Wangyal, a set of 108 chortens at the top of the pass.

Then, you descend via a winding road that crosses beautiful landscapes of terraced fields scattered with Bhutanese farms.

Then, the landscape changes, and you arrive in the subtropical valley of Punakha.

Enjoy a free afternoon and overnight at the hotel.

Wake up early to visit Punakha Dzong, punctuated with stories and legends. Located at the confluence of the rivers Po Chu and Mo Chu, it is one of the largest dzongs in Bhutan and one of the most elaborately decorated.

Then take the road to the rich and fertile Phobjikha Valley, the gateway to the Black Mountain National Park. Spend a day exploring this magnificent valley on foot, hiking from village to village. After around 30 minutes, you will reach a magnificent viewpoint where you can observe traditional villages and farmers tending to their fields of buckwheat, potatoes, and turnips.

Don’t forget to make a stop at the village of Wangdue (1,300 m), famous for its mastery of bamboo, stone, and slate, and admire the imposing Wangduephodrang Dzong before returning to your hotel.

After breakfast, you will head to Kabjisa, the starting point for a wonderful hike in the Punakha Valley.

You walk along a path that climbs slightly and gradually, and observe the local rural life as you pass pretty villages surrounded by orange orchards. The atmosphere is cheerful and serene, and the nature is resplendent. You arrive at the top of a hill overlooking the valley of Punakha, where you can find the Nebu chorten, slightly off the beaten path, where the monks will certainly invite you to share some tea.

In the afternoon, your guide takes you on foot, through farms and rice fields, to reach the Chimi Lhakhang Monastery, the temple of fertility.

Night at the hotel.

In the early hours of the morning, go for a nice walk to the Taksang Monastery, nicknamed “The Tiger’s Nest”. Perched on the cliff, as if defying gravity, this is the most sacred site in Bhutan. Legend has it that in the eighth century, Guru Rinpoche, the father of Bhutanese Buddhism, arrived on the back of a tigress to the cave nicknamed “The Tiger’s Nest” to meditate. It has now become a hermitage where every three years a monk comes to isolate himself.

With your driver, you then join the ruins of Drukyel Dzong, from where the view of Jhomolari is magnificent. Night at the hotel.

*** For those who wish, the climb can be done on horseback, but the descent can only be done on foot.

This morning, why not take advantage of your last hours in Bhutan to discover Paro, a charming little town?

Along the main street, many stalls are perfect for finding take-away souvenirs for you and your loved ones. Let yourself be tempted by sumptuous traditional and colourful Bhutanese fabric. This handicraft of Bhutan, which follows the ancestral methods of weaving, is the pride of the kingdom.

Your private driver then picks you up at your hotel to accompany you to the airport for your flight onward.

Upon arrival, you will be warmly welcomed at the airport and transferred to your hotel for check-in (standard check-in time is from 3:00 PM; early check-in is subject to room availability).

In the evening, enjoy a city walking tour to experience Singapore’s vibrant atmosphere, modern skyline, and charming streets as the city comes alive after sunset.

Afterward, savor a welcome dinner at the hotel and relax with an overnight stay in Singapore.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Drive to Sentosa Island for a relaxing morning of sightseeing and beach time. Known as Singapore’s favorite island getaway, Sentosa offers beautiful sandy beaches, tropical scenery, and a perfect place to unwind by the sea while enjoying the vibrant coastal atmosphere.

In the afternoon, continue to Chinatown for a walking tour through one of Singapore’s most historic and colorful districts.

+ Visit the Chinatown Heritage Centre to discover the fascinating stories of early Chinese immigrants, followed by the magnificent Buddha Tooth Relic Temple, an impressive cultural and spiritual landmark.

+ Admire the famous mural by Yip Yew Chong near Thian Hock Keng Temple, beautifully depicting old Singapore life and heritage.

+ Later, head to the iconic Marina Bay Sands SkyPark for spectacular panoramic views of the city skyline.

+ End the day with the enchanting light and sound show at Gardens by the Bay, where the illuminated Supertrees create a truly magical evening experience.

Breakfast at the hotel.

At 10:00 AM, depart by road for the historic city of Malacca. Arrive around noon and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.

In the afternoon, experience the charm of this UNESCO World Heritage city with a delightful 1-hour trishaw ride through its colorful streets, passing colonial landmarks, vibrant murals, and local neighborhoods.

Continue with a relaxing Malacca River Cruise, where you can admire the city’s unique blend of old and new architecture, beautifully decorated riverside buildings, and the lively atmosphere along the historic waterways.

After the tour, transfer to your hotel for check-in. Overnight in Malacca.

Breakfast at their hotel.

Enjoy a full-day tour of Malacca, a UNESCO World Heritage city rich in history and cultural charm. Explore its most iconic landmarks, beginning with Cheng Hoon Teng Temple, the oldest traditional Chinese temple in Malaysia, known for its beautiful architecture and spiritual significance.

Continue to the famous Dutch Square, with its distinctive red colonial buildings, before visiting St. Paul’s Church, perched on a hill and offering panoramic views of the historic city.

Discover the remains of A’Famosa, one of the oldest surviving European architectural remains in Asia, reflecting Malacca’s Portuguese colonial past.

Stroll along the vibrant Jonker Street, the heart of Malacca’s Chinatown, where you can experience its lively atmosphere, local delicacies, antique shops, and unique cultural heritage.

Lunch will be served at a local restaurant.

Breakfast at the hotel.

In the morning, enjoy a scenic road trip to Kuala Lumpur. Arrive in the city around noon and savor lunch at a local restaurant.

In the afternoon, continue your exploration with a visit to the KLCC Aquaria, one of Malaysia’s top marine attractions, where you can discover fascinating underwater life, from colorful tropical fish to majestic sharks and stingrays.

Afterward, visit the Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia, home to one of the finest collections of Islamic decorative arts in Southeast Asia. Admire its impressive architecture, intricate calligraphy, ancient manuscripts, textiles, and beautifully crafted artifacts that reflect the richness of Islamic heritage.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Enjoy a city tour of Kuala Lumpur, discovering the capital’s most iconic landmarks and cultural highlights. Visit the Royal Palace, the official residence of the King of Malaysia, followed by Independence Square, where the nation’s history comes to life. Continue to the Victory Monument, a tribute to those who served the country, and stop for memorable photos at the world-famous Petronas Twin Towers.

You will also visit the beautiful Thean Hou Temple, one of the oldest and most impressive Chinese temples in Southeast Asia, before taking photos at the striking Saloma Bridge, a modern architectural landmark connecting the old and new sides of the city.

Lunch will be served at a local restaurant. In the evening, enjoy free time for dinner at your own expense in the lively Bukit Bintang Shopping District, known for its vibrant atmosphere, shopping, and wide variety of dining options.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Transfer to the airport for your flight to Langkawi. Upon arrival, you will be met by your local guide and transferred to a local restaurant for lunch.

In the afternoon, begin your exploration of Langkawi with a visit to two of the island’s most iconic attractions. Ride the famous Langkawi Cable Car, soaring above lush rainforest and dramatic mountain landscapes, offering spectacular panoramic views of the island and the Andaman Sea.

At the top, experience the breathtaking Langkawi Sky Bridge, a stunning curved pedestrian bridge suspended high above the mountains, where you can enjoy unforgettable views and capture incredible photos of Langkawi’s natural beauty.

Overnight in Langkawi.

Breakfast at the hotel

Enjoy a relaxing Langkawi Catamaran Yacht Cruise with a delicious buffet lunch on board.

Check-in takes place between 9:30 AM and 9:45 AM at the Royal Langkawi Yacht Club in Kuah, before departure at 10:00 AM. Set sail and take in the stunning coastal scenery while enjoying sightseeing from the comfort of the yacht.

During the cruise, you can take part in various water activities such as swimming, relaxing in the net jacuzzi, and trying stand-up paddleboarding. A tasty BBQ satay and buffet lunch will be served on board as you unwind and soak up the tropical atmosphere.

There will also be time to relax on the yacht and enjoy a photo session at the iconic Eagle Square before returning to the Royal Langkawi Yacht Club at 2:00 PM.

Package include with:

• Audio equipment

• Lunch on the boat

• Drinks free, soft drink, bottled drinking water.

• Life jacket from kid to adult size

• Stand Paddle boat play

• Salt sea Net Jacuzzi

Overnight in Langkawi.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Transfer to Langkawi Airport (LGK) for your morning flight to Kota Kinabalu (BKI). Upon arrival at Kota Kinabalu International Airport, you will be warmly welcomed by your local guide and transferred to your hotel for check-in.

Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure and an overnight stay in Kota Kinabalu.

Breakfast at your hotel and check out.

Proceed to Kinabalu Park, renowned for its cool mountain climate and breathtaking natural beauty. As one of Sabah’s most treasured UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the park captivates visitors with its rich diversity of flora and fauna, set against the majestic backdrop of Mount Kinabalu.

Continue to Poring Hot Spring, a natural retreat where hot sulphur springs bubble up from the earth. Relax in the open-air Japanese-style baths, where the mineral-rich waters are believed to have soothing and curative properties.

A highlight of the visit is the Treetop Canopy Walkway, suspended 43 meters above the ground and stretching 175 meters from tree to tree, offering a rare bird’s-eye view of the lush rainforest canopy. You will also visit the nearby Kipungit Waterfall before proceeding to your hotel for check-in.

Breakfast at the hotel.

After check-out, journey to Sandakan, passing through rustic countryside dotted with charming villages on the way to Bilit Rainforest Lodge. Nestled along the Lower Kinabatangan River in the village of Bilit, this lodge serves as the perfect base for exploring the remarkable diversity of plants, mammals, and birdlife in the Kinabatangan region.

Upon arrival at Bilit Jetty, take a scenic boat transfer to the lodge. Enjoy a welcome drink and a short briefing before checking in. Lunch will be served at Bilit Restaurant.

At 3:30 PM, relax with an afternoon tea break followed by a briefing from your guide.

Then, at 4:00 PM, embark on a memorable Kinabatangan River Cruise in search of proboscis monkeys, rare bird species, and other fascinating wildlife that inhabit this rich rainforest ecosystem.

After the cruise, enjoy some leisure time before dinner is served at 7:30 PM.

After breakfast, check out and head to the world-famous Sepilok Orang Utan Rehabilitation Centre, located within the Kabili-Sepilok Forest Reserve.

Upon arrival, your guide will provide a short briefing before you watch a documentary about the rehabilitation of orphaned orangutans. Then, stroll along the boardwalk through the lush lowland rainforest to the feeding platform, where you can witness the orangutans being fed at 10:00 AM—an unforgettable encounter with these gentle creatures in their natural habitat.

Afterward, continue to the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre, home to the world’s smallest bear species. Adult sun bears typically stand between 120 cm and 150 cm tall and weigh between 27 kg and 65 kg, with males generally 10% to 45% larger than females. Their name comes from the distinctive white or yellowish crescent-shaped marking on their chest, often said to resemble a rising or setting sun. Just like fingerprints, each bear’s chest crest is unique.

Overnight in Kota Kinabalu.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Before departure, enjoy some shopping time at Cocoa Boutique, a delightful place where you can discover and purchase a wide variety of delicious chocolate flavors—perfect for souvenirs or sweet treats to take home.

Afterward, transfer to Kota Kinabalu International Airport (BKI) for your flight to Singapore. Upon arrival, you will be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel for check-in.

Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure and an overnight stay in Singapore.

Breakfast at the hotel.

Check out at noon. Transfer to the airport for your flight onward.

Upon arrival in Seoul, you will be warmly welcomed at the airport and transferred to your hotel for check-in.

In the evening, enjoy a special welcome dinner featuring Hanjeongsik, Korea’s traditional full-course meal, beautifully presented with a variety of seasonal dishes, side plates, and authentic local flavors that offer a perfect introduction to Korean cuisine.

After dinner, relax and enjoy your overnight stay in Seoul.

Breakfast at your hotel.

Enjoy a full-day sightseeing tour of Seoul, discovering the city’s rich history, vibrant culture, and timeless traditions.

Begin at Gyeongbokgung Palace, the largest and most magnificent of the five grand palaces built during the Joseon Dynasty. Constructed in 1395 by King Taejo, this iconic landmark offers a fascinating glimpse into royal life in ancient Korea through its grand architecture, ceremonial reenactments, guided tours, and displays of historical artifacts and traditional costumes.

Continue to the National Folk Museum, where you will learn about how Korean people have lived from ancient times to the present day. Explore exhibits that illustrate daily life for both aristocrats and commoners, including traditional farming methods, hunting techniques, weaving, cooking, and other aspects of Korean heritage.

Next, visit Bukchon Hanok Village, a beautifully preserved neighborhood reflecting over 600 years of Seoul’s history. Nestled between Gyeongbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung Palace, its charming streets are lined with more than 900 traditional hanok houses dating back to the Joseon Dynasty, once home to royal family members and noble families.

Stroll along Insa-dong Street, one of Seoul’s most memorable cultural districts and a vibrant center for Korean traditional arts, crafts, antiques, and tea houses.

In the evening, experience Seoul’s lively street food scene with a Night Market Food Tour at Gwangjang Market, one of the city’s oldest and most famous traditional markets. Continue to Jongno 3-ga Stalls Alley (Pojangmacha Street), just a short 17-minute walk away, where you can enjoy the bustling local atmosphere and authentic Korean late-night dining culture.

Breakfast at your hotel.

Enjoy a free day at leisure to explore Seoul at your own pace, with no guide or vehicle provided. You may choose to revisit your favorite neighborhoods, discover hidden local cafés, enjoy shopping in the city’s vibrant districts, or simply relax and take in the atmosphere of this dynamic capital.

Overnight in Seoul.

Breakfast at your hotel

At 8:45 AM, meet your driver in the hotel lobby and transfer to the train station for your KTX journey to Gyeongju, home to three UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Known as “the museum without walls,” Gyeongju was the capital of the ancient Silla Kingdom for over 1,000 years, from the Three Kingdoms period (57 BC – 668 AD) through the Great Silla Kingdom (668 AD – 935 AD). Rich in archaeological treasures and cultural heritage, Gyeongju remains one of Korea’s most historically significant cities, located in present-day North Gyeongsang Province.

Upon arrival at KTX Gyeongju Station, meet your local guide and begin your exploration with a visit to Bulguksa Temple, one of Korea’s most important Buddhist temples and a masterpiece of Silla architecture. Continue to Seokguram Grotto, a UNESCO-listed stone temple famous for its serene Buddha statue overlooking the East Sea.

Next, visit the Daereungwon Tomb Complex, including Cheonmachong (Heavenly Horse Tomb), where you can discover the royal burial mounds of Silla kings and nobles. End your tour at Cheomseongdae Observatory, the oldest existing astronomical observatory in Asia and one of Gyeongju’s most iconic landmarks.

In the afternoon, continue by road transfer to Busan.

Overnight in Busan.

Breakfast at your hotel

Meet your tour guide at the hotel lobby and begin a full day of discovering the highlights of Busan, a vibrant coastal city where history, culture, and seaside beauty come together.

Start with a visit to Gamcheon Culture Village, often called the “Machu Picchu of Korea” for its colorful hillside houses and stunning landscape. Beyond its beauty, the village holds an important historical story, as it was originally settled by refugees during the Korean War. In 2009, it was transformed through the Village Art Project, with artists, students, and residents decorating the area, turning it into one of Busan’s most iconic attractions.

Continue to Jagalchi Fish Market, Korea’s largest seafood market, located along the seaside in Jung-gu. Here, you can experience the lively local atmosphere and discover a wide variety of fresh live seafood and traditional dried fish products.

Next, visit the National Maritime Museum of Busan, where fascinating exhibitions showcase Korea’s rich maritime history, naval culture, and the importance of the sea in Korean life.

In the afternoon, enjoy a scenic ride on the Haeundae Blueline Park Beach Train, offering beautiful coastal views along Busan’s famous shoreline. Then head to BUSAN X the SKY Observatory, one of the city’s newest landmarks, where breathtaking panoramic views of Busan, Haeundae Beach, and the ocean await from above.

End the day with a relaxing yacht tour, sailing along Busan’s sparkling coastline and skyline—an unforgettable way to experience the beauty of the city by sea.

Overnight in Busan.

Breakfast at your hotel.

Meet your tour guide at the hotel lobby and transfer to the pier for your high-speed Queen Beetle ferry to Fukuoka. The journey takes approximately 4 hours, offering a comfortable and scenic crossing from Korea to Japan.

Upon arrival in Fukuoka, you will be welcomed by your English-speaking guide and transferred by private coach to your hotel in the city center for check-in.

In the evening, enjoy dinner at Hakata Ineya, featuring a traditional Japanese izakaya-style dining experience with a variety of local specialties and authentic flavors.

Overnight in Fukuoka.

Breakfast at your hotel.

9:00AM, Meet with your Guide at the hotel and start full day tour in the Fukuoka area by private coach.

The tour starts from Dazaifu City, which is located near Fukuoka.

Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine enshrines Sugawara no Michizane, a 9th century politician and famous scholar. Michizane was born in 845 into a family that served the Imperial Court through scholarship, and at a young age, he achieved the highest rank for a scholar, Monjo Hakase. He later rose to the position of Minister of the Right and dedicated himself to Japanese culture and politics, but in 901 he was stripped of his rank due to the political maneuverings of the Fujiwara clan, who dominated politics at the time. He was demoted to Dazaifu, where he died in 903 at the age of 59.

Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine has a history of over 1,100 years, and its origins date back to when Umasake Yasuyuki, a disciple who followed him from Kyoto, buried his remains in the current location and built a shrine, or graveyard. The current main hall, which conveys the grand and splendid style of the Momoyama period, was rebuilt in 1591 and is designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan.

Michizane, who is praised for his outstanding talent and for his sincere devotion to his life until the very end, is not only revered by scholars and politicians, but also by a wide range of people, including Zen monks and children of temple schools, and his faith as the founder of literature and the god of sincerity has spread, even today.

Lunch at the local restaurant “Shousei Kan” (Japanese Cuisine)

Take a walk in Ohori Park and Fukuoka Castle Ruin

Located almost in the center of Fukuoka City, Ohori Park has a total area of about 398,000 square meters, of which about 226,000 square meters is a pond, making it one of the leading waterscape parks in Japan. The park features a two-kilometer circular path around the pond, a wild bird forest, a children’s playground, a Noh theater, a Japanese garden, an island connected by four bridges, a floating pavilion, a boathouse, and more, and is used for rest, entertainment, and physical education.

Stroll at Seaside Momochi Seaside Park.

This is the seaside of Seaside Momochi Seaside Park and the Momochihama (Momochihama) area. In the center of the sandy beach (Marizon), there are restaurants, wedding halls, marine sports shops, etc., making it a fashionable beach with a bustling urban atmosphere.

Breakfast at your hotel.

8:15AM, Meet with your Guide at the hotel and transfer to Hakata Station by private coach to take a bullet train to Kyoto.

11:59AM, Upon arrival, get on the coach and transfer to the lunch restaurant.

In the afternoon, visit the charming Gion District and enjoy some free time to explore at your own pace.

Gion is Kyoto’s most famous geisha district, located around Shijo Avenue between Yasaka Shrine in the east and the Kamo River in the west. Known for its beautifully preserved traditional wooden machiya merchant houses, the area offers a timeless glimpse into old Kyoto.

Stroll through its atmospheric streets lined with elegant shops, refined restaurants, and traditional ochaya (teahouses), where geiko (Kyoto dialect for geisha) and maiko (their apprentices) continue the centuries-old art of entertainment. Gion’s unique blend of history, culture, and elegance makes it one of Kyoto’s most memorable and iconic neighborhoods.

Breakfast at your hotel

At 8:15 AM, depart from your hotel and begin a memorable day exploring Kyoto’s timeless cultural treasures.

From 9:00 AM to 9:45 AM, enjoy a traditional Tea Ceremony Experience, one of Japan’s most refined cultural traditions. As the heart of many Japanese traditional arts, Kyoto is the perfect place to discover the elegance, harmony, and philosophy behind this centuries-old ritual. The tea ceremony offers a unique insight into Japanese hospitality and aesthetics, and the experience fee is included.

Continue your journey with a visit to Kinkaku-ji Temple (Golden Pavilion), one of Kyoto’s most iconic landmarks. This stunning Zen temple in northern Kyoto is famous for its top two floors being completely covered in brilliant gold leaf, beautifully reflected in the surrounding pond. Originally built as the retirement villa of Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, it later became a Zen temple of the Rinzai sect after his death in 1408. Entrance tickets are included.

Next, visit the breathtaking Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, one of Kyoto’s most celebrated sights. Walking among the towering bamboo stalks creates an almost magical atmosphere, offering a peaceful and unforgettable experience unlike anywhere else.

Continue to Tenryu-ji Temple, the most important temple in Kyoto’s Arashiyama district and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ranked first among Kyoto’s five great Zen temples, it was built in 1339 by Shogun Ashikaga Takauji and dedicated to Emperor Go-Daigo. As the head temple of its own branch within the Rinzai Zen sect, Tenryu-ji is admired for its spiritual significance, elegant architecture, and beautiful gardens. Entrance tickets are included.

Breakfast at your hotel.

In the morning, meet your driver at the hotel and transfer to Kyoto Station for your exciting bullet train journey to Odawara Station, gateway to the Mount Fuji and Hakone region.

Upon arrival, board your private coach and continue to Hakone, a beautiful mountain resort area famous for its hot springs, volcanic landscapes, and stunning views of Mount Fuji. After lunch, begin your afternoon sightseeing.

Start with a relaxing Lake Ashi Cruise on Lake Ashinoko, a scenic crater lake formed by Mount Hakone’s last volcanic eruption around 3,000 years ago. With Mount Fuji rising majestically in the background, Lake Ashi has become one of Hakone’s most iconic landscapes. Enjoy the peaceful cruise and admire the lake’s tranquil beauty and surrounding nature. Tickets are included.

Next, experience the Hakone Ropeway, one of the world’s longest aerial ropeways, covering 4 kilometers in approximately 24 minutes. From the gondola, enjoy spectacular panoramic views of Lake Ashi, the dramatic volcanic scenery of Owakudani Valley, and, on clear days, the magnificent peak of Mount Fuji (3,776 meters). Tickets are included.

Continue to Owakudani Valley, a fascinating volcanic area formed during Mount Hakone’s last eruption. Today, it remains an active geothermal zone where you can witness steaming vents, sulfurous fumes, bubbling hot springs, and hot rivers. A short walking trail leads you deeper into the volcanic landscape, where you can also try the famous black eggs boiled in the natural hot springs—said to add seven years to your life. On clear days, Owakudani also offers excellent views of Mount Fuji.

Breakfast at your hotel.

At 8:30 AM, meet your guide at the ryokan and begin your scenic private coach journey to Tokyo, with several fascinating cultural stops along the way.

Your first stop is Odawara Castle for a photo opportunity. This historic Japanese castle, located in Kanagawa Prefecture, has stood as an important stronghold since the Kamakura Period (1185–1333). The current main keep was reconstructed in reinforced concrete in 1960 on the original stone foundation after the former structure was dismantled during the Meiji Period. In 2006, the restored Odawara Castle was recognized as one of Japan’s 100 Fine Castles.

Continue to Kamakura to visit the Great Buddha of Kamakura, one of Japan’s most iconic Buddhist landmarks. This magnificent bronze statue of Amida Buddha stands 11.4 meters tall within the grounds of Kotokuin Temple and has watched over the city since it was cast in 1252. Originally housed inside a grand temple hall, the statue has stood in the open air since the late 15th century after repeated destruction of the temple buildings by typhoons and tsunamis.

Next, visit Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, Kamakura’s most important Shinto shrine. Founded in 1063 and relocated to its present site in 1180 by Minamoto Yoritomo, the first shogun of the Kamakura government, the shrine is dedicated to Hachiman, the patron deity of the Minamoto clan and the samurai. It remains one of the most significant spiritual and historical sites in the region.

After your visits, continue your road trip to Tokyo, approximately one hour away, where your next exciting chapter in Japan awaits.

Breakfast at your hotel.

At 8:45 AM, meet your English-speaking guide at the hotel and begin a full-day exploration of Tokyo by private coach, discovering a perfect blend of modern innovation, imperial history, and traditional culture.

Your first stop at 9:30 AM is the spectacular TeamLab Borderless, a unique “museum without a map” created by the renowned art collective TeamLab. This immersive digital art museum invites visitors to wander freely through a world of borderless artworks, where light, movement, and technology blend into a magical interactive experience. Located at Azabudai Hills, the museum features more than 70 stunning installations, including several newly created works.

Continue with a panoramic drive past the House of Parliament and the Current Imperial Palace, viewed comfortably from your coach. Situated on the former grounds of Edo Castle, the Imperial Palace is surrounded by beautiful moats, ancient stone walls, and elegant gardens, serving as the residence of Japan’s Imperial Family.

At 3:00 PM, visit the Tokyo Skytree Observation Deck (entrance included), the tallest structure in Japan and the tallest tower in the world, standing at an impressive 634 meters. From the observation deck, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views across Tokyo’s vast skyline, and on clear days, you may even catch a glimpse of majestic Mount Fuji in the distance.

Next, visit Asakusa Senso-ji Temple, also known as Asakusa Kannon Temple, Tokyo’s oldest and most famous Buddhist temple. Rich in history and legend, it is said that in the year 628, two brothers discovered a statue of Kannon, the Goddess of Mercy, in the Sumida River, and despite returning it to the water, it always came back to them.

Before entering the temple grounds, stroll along Nakamise Street, the most famous shopping street in Asakusa. Stretching for 250 meters along the main approach to Senso-ji, this lively street is lined with traditional shops selling local snacks, sweets, handcrafted souvenirs, and cultural treasures.

Breakfast at your hotel.

Enjoy a free day at leisure to explore Tokyo at your own pace, with no guide or vehicle provided. Take this opportunity to discover the city according to your own interests—whether it’s shopping in Ginza and Shibuya, visiting hidden temples and gardens, exploring trendy neighborhoods, or enjoying Tokyo’s incredible food scene.

From traditional culture to cutting-edge modern life, Tokyo offers endless possibilities for a memorable day of personal discovery.

Overnight in Tokyo.

Breakfast at your hotel.

Check out at noon and taxi to the airport for your flight onward.