
Vietnam
Varied landscapes, stimulating cities and phenomenal food are what make Vietnam one of Asia’s most remarkable places to visit.

This huge and varied chunk of the globe, east of Central Asia and north of Australia, is a place where many of the great cultures of the world thrive and mix. In East Asia, you’ll find a wide, intermingling influence of Chinese civilisation, in among Japan’s shrines and bullet trains, Taiwan’s Buddhist monasteries and tea plantations, and mainland China’s Great Wall, folksy hutongs (alleys) and thrillingly vigorous megacities.
Light out for Southeast Asia, and you will encounter a beautiful melange of countries rich with both natural and cultural highlights, including Cambodia’s incomparable Hindu-Buddhist temples of Angkor Wat; Thailand’s hill villages and elephant packs; and Vietnam’s masterfully crafted colonial towns and stepped rice paddies.

Varied landscapes, stimulating cities and phenomenal food are what make Vietnam one of Asia’s most remarkable places to visit.

Modern cities meet deep traditions in a country with some of the most exciting food, culture and history in Asia.

The preeminent East Asian nation has natural wonders, ancient sites and thrilling cities.

Take in the surprising natural beauty, trove-like museums and Buddhist monasteries of this island nation.

Bringing together unspoilt wilderness, modern-day city thrills and fascinating history, Malaysia’s peninsula and Borneo regions are equally thrilling.

Orangutans, proboscis monkeys and natural hot springs make Borneo the ideal mix of adventure and relaxation.

