FIND PERSPECTIVE IN PHNOM PENH

Step straight into the heart of Khmer culture as you uncover the colonial elegance and contemporary pulse of Phnom Penh. A privately guided tour unveils the glittering Royal Palace complex, home to Cambodia’s royal family, where manicured gardens and golden spires set a majestic scene. Enter the Throne Hall, where royal receptions unfold, and admire the Silver Pagoda, shimmering with a life-size golden Buddha encrusted with 9,584 diamonds. Race through the Old Town in tuk tuks, hopping between iconic bars and restaurants on an exquisite culinary journey, savouring traditional dishes and meeting local chefs. The day ends as you sip signature cocktails and toast the sunset at the legendary Foreign Correspondents’ Club, overlooking the Mekong River.

GET SPIRTUAL IN SIEM REAP

Fly north-west to Siem Reap and feel the thrill of discovery as you explore the temples of Angkor by e-bike, weaving along back roads and jungle trails far from the crowds. Pedal past the ancient walls of Banteay Kdei to the North Gate of Ta Prohm, where tree roots twist around crumbling stone, reclaiming this “jungle temple” in a dramatic display of nature’s power. Continue to the hidden sanctuary of Ta Nei before entering the immense walled city of Angkor Thom, King Jayavarman VII’s crowning masterpiece. Ride through the forest to reach Sras Srang, the royal bathing pool, where lunch awaits at a traditional Khmer-style restaurant, overlooking the water. Return to Siem Reap to explore the Cambodian Landmine Museum, uncovering the country’s turbulent past, before privately dining to a captivating physical theatre performance of fire, puppetry, and live music.

BE CAPTIVATED BY BANGKOK

Begin your Bangkok adventure amid the grandeur of its most iconic landmarks. Step into the serene courtyards of Wat Pho, home to the magnificent reclining Buddha, admiring the glittering spires of the Grand Palace. Glide along the tranquil Chao Phraya River aboard a private Manohra boat, soaking in the views of Wat Arun, one of Thailand’s oldest and most beautiful temples. Drift past floating kitchens, stilted wooden homes, and riverside shrines -an enchanting glimpse of traditional life set against the glow of the modern skyline. As evening falls, join a celebrated MasterChef Thailand finalist and food blogger, for an exhilarating tour through Bangkok’s legendary Chinatown. Wander Yaowarat Road beneath neon lights, sampling sizzling street food and learning the secrets of Thai flavours before ending the night with cocktails high above the city at the legendary Le Bua rooftop bar, 820 feet in the air.

CRUISE THE MEKONG RIVER

Set sail from Chiang Khong and slip into the timeless rhythm of the Mekong River, where life unfolds along its shimmering banks much as it has for centuries. Cruise aboard a luxury boat, a 41-metre thatched-roof rice barge combining traditional charm with contemporary sophistication. With only two cabins and privately chartered for you, the river feels entirely your own. Wake to misty mountain views and greet the day with sunrise yoga and guided meditation on deck. Step ashore to meet remote hill tribe communities and glimpse their enduring traditions before returning to sunset cocktails, canapés beneath a glowing sky.

LEARN MORE IN LUANG PRABANG

Experience the gentle rhythm of Luang Prabang, set beneath sacred Mount Phousi. Stroll along the Mekong River and dine on unique Laotian cuisine that reflects the area’s heritage. Explore the city on a privately guided walking tour, starting at Vat Mai, the former royal temple, before seeing the Watermelon Stupa and the historic Vat Xieng Thong, one of the most emblematic temples in Laos.  Here, you will have the opportunity to receive a blessing from a resident monk. Visit the Huean Chan Heritage House, a wooden structure that serves as a museum and promotes traditional ways of Laotian life, before ending with dinner at the Khaiphean restaurant - a fantastic training centre for culinary students.

 GO VINTAGE IN HANOI

Fly to Hanoi and begin exploring this captivating Vietnamese city with your expert guide. Wander through Hanoi’s Old Quarter to the Ho Chi Minh Complex and Ba Dinh Square, where you’ll visit the revered mausoleum and Ho Chi Minh’s modest stilt house, offering insight into the life of one of the 20th century’s most influential leaders. Continue to the historic Temple of Literature, Vietnam’s first university, and admire its elegant architecture and tranquil courtyards. After lunch at a local restaurant, stroll through the lively streets to uncover artisanal workshops, quaint cottages, and the city’s famous railway tracks that run close to local homes. End the day at the Ethnology Museum, learning about Vietnam’s diverse cultures before enjoying a performance of traditional Water Puppetry - a light-hearted, enchanting art form unique to northern Vietnam.

CONCLUDE IN QUY NHON

Begin your time here by hiking along dramatic seaside cliffs, where sweeping views of the turquoise bay unfold before you. Continue into the nearby fishing village to glimpse the rhythm of daily life and meet the warm-hearted locals who call this coast home. From the house reef just offshore, snorkel through vibrant coral gardens, experiencing the aptly named “Bay of Corals”. Join a guided excursion by speedboat to the most pristine sites in the area, diving into a world of aquatic wonder. Spend the afternoon exploring inland with a local guide, culminating in an exclusive martial arts performance at a temple reserved just for you - an inspiring encounter with the region’s spiritual and cultural heritage.