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Adventure Travel in South East Asia
Riding an elephant through the
jungle in Thailand, watching
orangutans in Borneo, strolling
the colorful, bustling markets of
Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok or
tasting the light and flavorful
Vietnamese food from one of
the small street stalls in Saigon
(Ho Chi Minh City) is all part of
exploring South East Asia.
Since you are reading this you
probably expect a little more
than a picture-postcard from
your visit to South East Asia.
You have this urge to scratch
the surface and dig a little
deeper into the culture and soul
of the place you are visiting.
Going on an adventure travel
will give you the possibility to do
so - among a lot of other
advantages.
There are all kinds of different
adventure tours available. You
can plan your trip to suit your
interests and exertion Level.
As bicycles are Southeast Asia’s
most popular mode of transport
there’s no better way to explore
this fascinating part of the
world. How does 22 days
challenging jungle hiking and
bicycle-expedition across three
of the most remarkable
countries in South East Asia
sound?
If this sounds a little too much
for you; just choose another
way to explore South East Asia.
Take the Bamboo Train and
explore Cambodia’s southern
coastline. Enjoy diving and
snorkeling. Some areas in
Cambodia are still completely
untouched by tourism.
Or why not visit one of South
East Asia’s best kept secrets,
Laos. The northern areas of
Vietnam and Laos have been
virtually off limits to travellers
for years, and many places have
remained a mystery since the
days of the Vietnam War. Spend
time with ethnic minorities of
both Vietnam and Laos in home
stays, explore the mysterious
'Plain of Jars' and the even more
mysterious 'Stonehenge of
Laos'. Travel on the mighty
Mekong River and walk in the
serenely peaceful streets of
Luang Prabang.
Malaysia and Papua New
Guinea are other possibilities for
the adventure seeker. Papua
New Guinea is home to some of
the least explored terrain on
earth.
For a longer trip - start in ultra
modern Singapore and work
your way up through Malaysia
and Thailand. Both countries are
fascinating to explore. You can
hike through jungles and
mountains and relax on pristine
white beaches.
Days of leisure and scenic
beauty await you.
Start planning your South East
Asian Adventure
jungle in Thailand, watching
orangutans in Borneo, strolling
the colorful, bustling markets of
Kuala Lumpur and Bangkok or
tasting the light and flavorful
Vietnamese food from one of
the small street stalls in Saigon
(Ho Chi Minh City) is all part of
exploring South East Asia.
Since you are reading this you
probably expect a little more
than a picture-postcard from
your visit to South East Asia.
You have this urge to scratch
the surface and dig a little
deeper into the culture and soul
of the place you are visiting.
Going on an adventure travel
will give you the possibility to do
so - among a lot of other
advantages.
There are all kinds of different
adventure tours available. You
can plan your trip to suit your
interests and exertion Level.
As bicycles are Southeast Asia’s
most popular mode of transport
there’s no better way to explore
this fascinating part of the
world. How does 22 days
challenging jungle hiking and
bicycle-expedition across three
of the most remarkable
countries in South East Asia
sound?
If this sounds a little too much
for you; just choose another
way to explore South East Asia.
Take the Bamboo Train and
explore Cambodia’s southern
coastline. Enjoy diving and
snorkeling. Some areas in
Cambodia are still completely
untouched by tourism.
Or why not visit one of South
East Asia’s best kept secrets,
Laos. The northern areas of
Vietnam and Laos have been
virtually off limits to travellers
for years, and many places have
remained a mystery since the
days of the Vietnam War. Spend
time with ethnic minorities of
both Vietnam and Laos in home
stays, explore the mysterious
'Plain of Jars' and the even more
mysterious 'Stonehenge of
Laos'. Travel on the mighty
Mekong River and walk in the
serenely peaceful streets of
Luang Prabang.
Malaysia and Papua New
Guinea are other possibilities for
the adventure seeker. Papua
New Guinea is home to some of
the least explored terrain on
earth.
For a longer trip - start in ultra
modern Singapore and work
your way up through Malaysia
and Thailand. Both countries are
fascinating to explore. You can
hike through jungles and
mountains and relax on pristine
white beaches.
Days of leisure and scenic
beauty await you.
Start planning your South East
Asian Adventure