Upon arrival to Bangkok, a representative will greet you after exiting the plane and escort you through special fast track services, avoiding the potentially long queues at the immigration counter. Please note: Guests using fast track services should wear appropriate attire and avoid wearing short pants, slippers or similarly casual attire to ensure a smooth process with Thai immigration authorities.

To ensure a seamless experience, a guide will be waiting for you outside the secure Customs area, holding a sign with your name on it. This guide will assist you in meeting up with your private driver and accompany you to your accommodation to assist with check-in.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Bangkok’s culinary scene is a feast for the senses, blending Michelin-starred excellence with local street flavors. For refined Thai cuisine, R-Haan showcases elevated regional dishes in an elegant setting, while Riva Arun pairs scenic riverside views with romantic fine dining. Sirimahannop and SEEN offer stylish venues perfect for sunset cocktails and creative modern menus. For authentic local flavors, Krua Apsorn and Thipsamai deliver time-honored recipes beloved by locals, and Kor Sticky Rice is a must for traditional Thai desserts. Food lovers seeking adventure can explore Chinatown or Bangthat Thong Street, where sizzling woks and aromatic spices line the streets. From luxury dining to casual market stalls, Bangkok’s vibrant food scene satisfies every palate and mood.

Discover Bangkok’s rich heritage on a full-day private tour blending iconic landmarks, hidden gems, and local flavor. Begin at Wat Pho, one of the city’s oldest temples, home to the magnificent 45-meter reclining Buddha. Continue by tuk-tuk to the Lak Mueang City Pillar before exploring the opulent Grand Palace and sacred Temple of the Emerald Buddha, the spiritual heart of Thailand. After a traditional family-style Thai lunch, cruise Bangkok’s historic canals by longtail boat, passing teak houses, weathered shopfronts, and peaceful temples. Visit the Artist’s House, a centuries-old gallery preserving local art traditions, then admire the riverside majesty of Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn. Climb one of its soaring prangs for panoramic views before crossing the Chao Phraya River to a charming riverside restaurant. Sip a refreshing local cocktail as the sun sets over the River of Kings before enjoying a private transfer back to your accommodation.

Please note: The Grand Palace has a strict dress-code and prohibits sleeveless, mesh or see-through tops, torn pants, short-shorts and mini-skirts.

Set out early this morning with your private guide for a scenic drive to the Maeklong Train Market, a captivating spectacle where bustling stalls line active railway tracks. Watch in awe as vendors deftly gather their goods moments before the train passes, only to swiftly resume business once it’s gone. Continue to a family-run coconut palm sugar factory, learning the time-honored methods of crafting this golden sweetener and sampling its rich flavors. Next, glide by longtail boat through winding canals to the famous Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. Discover colorful produce, artisanal crafts, and enticing street food as you soak in the lively energy. Your journey ends at Lao Tuk Lak Market, a charming hub brimming with local life. Savor a flavorful lunch and a refreshing Thai-style iced coffee before returning to your accommodation by private transfer.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Board a flight from Bangkok with direct service to Chiang Mai. Approximate flight time is 1.5 hours.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

The most sacred temple in northern Thailand is Wat Phra That Doi Suthep, and it is believed to contain a relic of the Lord Buddha. Head to the outskirts of the city with your private guide to visit this mountain-top temple compound, located 3,500 feet above the city below. Breathtaking views of Chiang Mai and the surrounding countryside are the reward for the 308-step staircase to Doi Suthep, or you may choose to access the grounds via a small cable car. Listen to the chants of the monks, drink in the atmosphere, and immerse yourself in the spirituality of this revered temple complex. Mingle with the pilgrims from across Thailand and discover pagodas and statues devoted to Buddhism with Hindu influences. Learn more about Buddhism and its impact on the culture and daily life of the Thai people.

Please note: Temples in Thailand often have a dress code (albeit loose). Visitors must dress "appropriately" - in this case, shoulders must be covered, no shorts, and shoes are to be removed upon entering the temple.

Chiang Mai’s dining scene blends authentic northern Thai flavors with contemporary flair, offering something for every palate. For classic local dishes, try Khao Soi Lung Prakit Kad Kom or Huen Muan Jai, both famous for their rich khao soi and Lanna-style specialties. Tam Sa Pa and Dee Moo-tod serve casual, flavorful northern comfort food that’s perfect for families or relaxed lunches. For an elevated take on traditional cuisine, Saiyut and Doctor Sai Kitchen and Lap Bang Ker Kiti Panit highlight refined local recipes using seasonal ingredients. Kiti Panit and The House by Ginger pair historic charm with elegant, modern Thai dining, while Ginger Farm Kitchen offers farm-to-table freshness in a cozy setting. For beautiful garden surroundings, Chom CafÉ and Restaurant and Bodhi Terrace are ideal. For a sophisticated evening, BAAN LANDAI or The Service 1921 at 137 Pillars House provide fine dining with exceptional ambiance.

No trip to Thailand is complete until you've spent a day with elephants. Embark on an unforgettable journey to Chang Chill Elephant Sanctuary, where you'll witness the daily life of its residents. Venture into the forest with a knowledgeable guide to observe the sanctuary's six resident elephants as they graze, interact, and engage in daily activities. Experience the joy of watching playful elephants bathe in a mud pit and enjoy a delicious Thai vegetarian lunch amidst the serene surroundings. Explore the Karen Cultural Centre to learn about traditional weaving and try your hand at a craft activity or browse handcrafted items. Conclude the day with a brief discussion on elephant conservation, gaining insight into the sanctuary's efforts to protect these magnificent creatures. Prepare for an enriching experience filled with heartwarming moments and meaningful encounters, leaving you with lasting memories of your time spent at Chang Chill Elephant Sanctuary.

Please note: This experience involves steep, challenging terrain and is suitable only for travelers who are comfortable with uneven mountain trails.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Board a flight from Chiang Mai with direct service to Luang Prabang, Laos. Approximate flight time is 1 hour.

For your added comfort, your guide will be waiting for you outside the customs area with a sign with your name on it. Your guide will assist you to co-ordinate meeting up with your private driver and accompany you to your accommodation.

Upon arrival in Luang Prabang, you will be welcomed by an escort who will be holding a signboard with your name on it. This escort will assist you with the VISA on arrival application form (VISA cost included). Upon completion, your escort will then assist you to pick up your luggage and lead you through the arrivals gate where you will meet your awaiting guide.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your accommodations by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Luang Prabang offers a charming mix of traditional Lao flavors and French-inspired cuisine, all set within its UNESCO-listed streets and riverside settings. Enjoy an authentic local meal at Tamarind, known for its tasting platters and cooking classes that introduce you to Laos’ vibrant herbs and spices. For elegant French-Lao fusion, L’Elephant is a long-time favorite, while Manda de Laos offers refined dining beside a lotus pond. Those seeking a more casual atmosphere can stroll along the Night Market, where vendors serve steaming bowls of noodle soup and grilled skewers fresh off the coals. Whether dining under the stars or in a colonial-style cafÉ, Luang Prabang’s culinary scene beautifully reflects its relaxed rhythm and rich cultural heritage.

Meet your guide at your hotel and set off to explore the historic and charming heritage of Luang Prabang. Travel by car to begin your journey at the most popular of temples – Wat Xieng Thong. This 500-year-old temple serves as the best example of the classic Luang Prabang style. You will also visit nearby Wat Mai and Wat Sene, affecting Buddhist temples. From here, explore local and interesting side streets, passing through back alleys and temples in a city that seems to have been designed with slow travel in mind. This morning walk allows you to soak up the ambiance and appreciate the hidden charms of Luang Prabang while your guide chats with you and locals, asking and answering questions of interest as you wind through the town. Continue wandering the peninsula, stopping at temples and other sites as you wish. Be sure to visit the National Museum, the former Royal Palace. Relics from Laos’ royalist past remain here and should not be missed on your visit. Overlooking the palace is Phousi Mountain; it is said that those who do not climb the 328 steps up have not really made it to the city. If you are able and inclined, venture up the hill to be rewarded with remarkable views of the region. But save some energy – the day is just beginning. Next, you’ll travel south to the Kuang Si Waterfall by Tuk Tuk, stopping along the way to visit the Living Crafts Center, a place where you will see how textiles are made and meet weavers who keep these traditions alive. At the falls, crystal waters cascade into idyllic turquoise pools; a bathing suit is highly recommended as few find places as idyllic to take a dip. Also take time to visit the nearby Sunbear Refuge to learn about poaching. It is frustrating, but here you’ll learn how the hunting of these endangered creatures threatens their very existence. On the way back to the town, stop to visit the Buffalo Dairy Farm, known for their sustainable approach to local farming. An excellent way to finish your day and more than family-oriented fun, it is an educational experience. After a hands-on tour of the farms that will surely result in stories to bring home, relax in the cafÉ and enjoy the cake of the day served with ice cream and tea or coffee before heading back to your hotel.

The bells of the town’s monasteries toll at dawn when lines of monks emerge to receive their morning rice from the townspeople. Wake up early this morning and enjoy some hot tea and cookies. Shortly after, set out to respectfully witness this sacred ritual typical of old Laos: long lines of barefoot monks weaving through the streets on their alms rounds. This will be in a village out of town where rarely any tourists are seen. Here you will have the opportunity to witness an authentic almsgiving ceremony. You will be supplied with alms you can offer to the monks. Afterwards, visit the Morning Market and see an array of meats, vegetables and spices the locals use in their cooking, then return to your hotel for a well-earned breakfast. Please note: If you wish to take photographs, please ensure they does not interfere with this highly revered ritual. It is recommended, out of respect, to appreciate the experience without taking photographs.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your accommodations by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Board a flight in Luang Prabang, Laos, with service to Hanoi, Vietnam. Approximate flight duration is one hour.

Upon arrival to Hanoi's Noi Bai International Airport you will be welcomed by a hostess holding a sign with your name on it. This hostess will guide you through fast-track security services and, after you obtain a stamp for your Visa and have collected your luggage, will lead the way to your awaiting guide and vehicle.

You will be privately transferred between your accommodations and Hanoi Airport by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Hanoi’s culinary scene offers an enticing mix of heritage, creativity, and atmosphere. For elegant Vietnamese cuisine in a restored French villa, Spice Villas is a refined choice, while Ly Club blends traditional flavors with contemporary presentation in a romantic courtyard setting. Hanoi Garden, a long-standing favorite, serves authentic northern dishes in a charming, leafy space. For something lighter, Um Dam Chay elevates vegetarian dining with inventive plant-based plates inspired by Buddhist traditions. At the luxurious Capella Hanoi, Backstage showcases contemporary Vietnamese cuisine with stylish flair. Finally, the acclaimed Gia takes diners on a modern tasting journey, reimagining local ingredients through a progressive lens. Together, these restaurants capture the full spectrum of Hanoi dining, from timeless authenticity to modern sophistication.

In the early morning, meet your guide and driver and head towards Hoan Kiem Lake. In Vietnam, many locals wake up early and start the morning with exercise; it is very interesting to see how locals, mostly women from varying age, start their busy routine. Several groups of people can be found practicing tai chi and aerobics. Whether you choose to watch or participate, it is always interesting. After visiting the Ngoc Son Temple, located in the middle of the Hoan Kiem Lake, you’ll head to a traditional and charming coffee house, where you will be able to try Vietnam’s local coffee: CÀ phÊ sữa đÁ (iced coffee) and if you feel more adventurous, you can also try egg coffee. Afterward, continue walking and sample a delicious ‘bÁnh mÌ’ – a baguette sandwich filled with a variety of tasty ingredients. Later, dive deep into Hanoi’s Old Quarter with a walking tour where you will be able to witness the French architecture in different Vietnamese buildings. Your first stop will be St. Joseph Cathedral, a French Gothic building constructed in 1886. Next, you’ll tour Hoa Lo Prison where Vietnamese as well as American and French prisoners of war were incarcerated. To finish the morning, pay a visit to the Huu Tiep Lake, better known as ‘B-52 lake’, where US B-52 bomber wreckage can be seen. At noon, return to the Old Quarter and stop at a ‘BÚn Chả’ restaurant, where you will try Hanoi’s specialty. After a superb lunch, visit the Temple of Literature, built in 1076. Vietnam’s first university was established within this temple to educate Vietnam's royalty, mandarins and members of the elite. The university functioned for 700 years and its gardens and well-preserved architecture offer a fascinating glimpse into Vietnam’s past. The last stop of the day will be the Hanoi railway tracks. Together with your guide, you will walk along the railway tracks and take some of the most beautiful pictures of the city. After a long day, cap off the evening beers at a typical and well-known Bia Hoi, finishing the day just as a local would! Along the tour you will sample different street specialties, therefore it is recommended to forgo breakfast at the hotel, or to have only a small meal.

Welcome aboard!

Take some time to get settled in to your stateroom, and to explore the length of your ship. You'll be welcomed aboard by the captain and crew with a Welcome Cocktail in the lobby. Your cruise adventure will begin shortly.

You will be privately transferred from Hanoi to Halong Bay by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide. Approximate travel time is 3 hours.

With kayaks provided by the ship, set out for some independent kayaking in the calm waters of Halong Bay, spotting traditional floating houses as you explore the beauty of Halong's iconic limestone caves up close and personal. Reboard the ship and take part in some drone photography on the expansive sun deck.

As the sun begins to set, admire the picturesque views from the Sun Deck, while the crew hosts a sunset party for the guests. Afterward, join a cooking demonstration to learn how you can make one of Vietnam's renowned traditional dishes - the spring roll. Watch carefully as the chef introduces which ingredients are needed, and the process how to create the roll, allowing you to recreate this appetizer at home. Later, opt to partake in Happy Hour, a great opportunity to socialize with your fellow cruisemates.

Wake up to the gentle lapping of the water against the boat and as the first rays of the sun announce a new day. Before sitting down to the delectable breakfast, join the crew on the sundeck to kickstart your day in the invigorating outdoors, rejuvenating your energy levels and setting a vibrant tone for the rest of your day. Enjoy a mini golf lesson at the front of the second deck. The mini-golf course stands as a serene and relaxing space, where guests have the opportunity to utilize the onboard golf clubs for practice or engage in a game of holes with their companions. Next the skilled Tai chi master will lead you through a beginner-friendly session, thoughtfully streamlined to ensure accessibility for all participants. Tai chi stands out as a highly effective method for alleviating stress and fatigue.

Set out aboard a charming local rowing boat to marvel at the Dark & Bright Cave - a mystical passage bridging the realms of Halong Bay and Lan Ha Bay. This incredible cave system can only be explored by rowing boat, allowing you to get up close to the stunning rock formations jutting out of the water. Glide through cerulean waters venturing deep into a realm where nature's artistry flourishes. Gaze in awe at the majestic rock formations emerging from the glistening expanse, their grandeur magnified as you draw nearer.

Bid farewell to the crew and your fellow cruisemates as you disembark from your ship.

You will be privately transferred from Halong Bay to Hanoi Airport by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide. Approximate travel time varies depending on your location in the Halong Bay region, ranging from two to four hours.

Board a flight from Hanoi with direct service to Danang. Approximate flight time is one hour and 20 minutes.

Enjoy a scenic transfer from Danang to Hoi An with a private vehicle and an English speaking guide. The transfer is approximately 40 minutes.

The ancient town of Hoi An and the elaborate temple complex of My Son in the neighboring countryside are an ideal pairing of two diverse UNESCO World Heritage sites. Start the day in the Hoi An’s historic center. A former fishing village set on the banks of the Thu Bon River and a strategic trading port for Southeast Asia, centuries of Chinese and Japanese influence have left their unique mark on this town. The streets of the old town are very narrow, so cars are not permitted in the historical center. There’s plenty to see in this delightful town, including Japanese Covered Bridges, the Pottery Museum, the 200-year-old Tan Ky House, Chua Ong Pagoda and the vibrant local market. You will visit them all during this experience. After lunch at a local restaurant, you will be driven to My Son Sanctuary. My Son is Vietnam’s most important and iconic Cham site, and a must-see during your time in Vietnam. An hour and a half outside of Hoi An, spend the afternoon exploring the Hindu ruins dedicated to Shiva. Regarded as one of the foremost important Hindu temple complexes in Southeast Asia, My Son is widely considered to be the Champa civilization’s counterpart to the grand temple complexes on Indian influenced civilizations such as Angkor in Cambodia, Ayutthaya in Thailand, and Borobudur in Indonesia. Heavy carpet bombing during the Vietnam War destroyed some of its former grandeur, but many of the temple sites in the complex have survived. Later in the day you’ll return to Hoi An town by boat, and upon arrival will be left at leisure to relax and discover this beautiful town on your own.

Vietnam has a rich culinary tradition, and many of the iconic dishes are surprisingly simple to make, relying on centuries-old techniques and fresh ingredients. After a hotel pick-up, you will be transferred to The Market Restaurant where you meet your English-speaking guide. Visit Hoi An's colorful and bustling central market by boat in small groups to learn about how the varying fresh noodles, fish, spices, and herbs are used, as well as their medicinal purposes. Taste a few exotic fruits along the way before returning to The Market Restaurant by boat where you participate in an interactive dining experience. Here you will see, smell, hear, taste, touch and interact with many different foods and enjoy samples from more than 10 food counters that feature a range of Vietnamese specialties including banh mi, dumplings, pickles and sweet treats. Watch as rice paper is made from scratch, laid out to dry on bamboo and later roasted into rice crackers to be enjoyed with Hoi An chilli sauce and salads. Dine on the famous local noodle dish Cao Lau, see the noodles rolled out by hand and cut in the traditional style with a long knife and then steamed over an open fire. After the lesson, sit down and dine on your creations, and later return to your hotel with a copy of newly discovered recipes in hand.

You will be privately transferred from Hoi An to Danang by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide. Approximate travel time is 40 minutes.

Board a flight from Danang with direct service to Siem Reap, Cambodia. Approximate flight time is two hours.

Upon arrival in Siem Reap, you will be welcomed by an escort who will be holding a signboard with your name on it. Your escort will assist you through customs. Upon completion, they will then assist you to pick up your luggage and lead you through the arrivals gate where you will meet your guide.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Siem Reap’s dining scene combines traditional Khmer cuisine with global influences in a relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. For authentic Cambodian flavors, try Sugar Palm or Chanrey Tree, both known for dishes like fish amok and Khmer curry. Head to the Old Market area for casual bites, including local BBQ and street food skewers. Cuisine Wat Damnak offers a refined tasting menu using seasonal ingredients and traditional techniques. For international fare, you’ll find everything from French bistros to vegan cafÉs along lively Pub Street. Enjoy cocktails at Miss Wong or a rooftop drink at X Bar for a fun evening vibe. Whether you’re after local delicacies or global cuisine, Siem Reap serves it all with warmth and charm.

Today your private guide and driver, will show you a full day of historical adventures, as you're being whisked away to see the breathtaking architecture and natural setting of one of the most important archaeological sites in South-East Asia. The different sites of Angkor cover around 250 square miles, including the forested areas. It features ruins dating back to a period between the 9th and 15th century, all sculpted in the distinctive Khmer style. As you approach the park, you will first see the South Gate of Angkor Thom. A walk along a half a mile trail past the walls that lead to a hidden temple is optional, but your guide will definitely ensure that you see the amazing temple areas of Bayon and Baphoun, as well as the Terrace of Elephants and Leper King. Take a break and have lunch back in town before you head over to the grey-stoned jungle temple of Ta Phrom. Here you enter a mysterious world, as tree stumps seem to grow out of the temple and roots crawl up its walls. For many people this is the highlight of Angkor. The most famous part of the park is, of course, Angkor Wat, known to visitors around the world. Finish the tour with a peaceful sunset at Srah Srang, as shades of violets, oranges, and pinks spread across the sky. This private tour includes transportation, an English-speaking guide, lunch, water, and towels.

This morning you will be picked up for a journey of discovery to witness rural life in the picturesque countryside, approximately 25 kilometers from Siem Reap and making a stop at a local fish market. Continue to Andong Pei village, a typical Khmer village surrounded by rice fields and sugar palms. Visit a local family specializing in making rice noodles and enjoy an exciting hands-on activity and make your own rice noodles. Enjoy lunch with your host family. Hop on the oxcart or Koyun (Khmer Tractor), take in the area of Khnar Pou Commune and enjoy a fun ride to the village or a remote temple called Prasat Banteay Ampil. You will be picked up by Remork (tuk-tuk) and delivered to the starting point of the tour. You’ll go past rice paddies, palm trees, ox-drawn carts and the odd ruin. A visit to a local family may also be included, which adds a unique personal touch to the whole excursion. Then after your tour, you will be transferred back to Siem Reap. This private tour includes Remok transfers, Ox-cart or Koyun, an English speaking guide, lunch with local family, entrance fees, water and cold towels.

You will be privately transferred between the airport and your hotel by a professional driver and an English-speaking guide.

Fly from Siem Reap to Phuket, Thailand via Bangkok.

Enjoy a private transfer between the airport and your hotel with an English-speaking guide.

Phuket’s dining scene offers something for every palate, from casual street eats to world-class fine dining. Travelers looking for the island’s trendiest spots can try L’Arome by The Sea, Suay, Pine Beach Bar, or the Michelin-starred PRU and Ta Khai. For authentic local flavors, favorites like Blue Elephant, Raya Restaurant, and Tumbu deliver rich southern Thai cuisine in atmospheric settings. Vegetarian and wellness-focused guests will enjoy fresh, farm-to-table dishes at O-OH Farm Suanluang, Woo Phuket, and Project Artisan. Those eager to dive into Phuket’s street-food culture should sample dim sum at Boonrat Dim Sum or noodles at Mee Sapam. For upscale evenings, Black Ginger, Jaras, and Amanpuri’s Nura provide exceptional, ultra-luxury dining experiences.

This relaxing excursion takes you to Koh Khai Nok an idyllic island off the eastern coast of Phuket in stunning Phang Nga Bay. In the early morning, meet your guide and driver and transfer to the local pier at Leam Hin Village. From here take a private long tail boat into the crystal clear waters before arriving at Koh Khai Nok about 25 minutes later. The island is completely surrounded by coral reef, one of many natural coral gardens in the Andaman Sea. The coral provides a wonderful opportunity to be up close and personal with a variety of tropical fish including clown fish, made famous from the film 'Finding Nemo'. As well as swimming and snorkeling amongst the marine life in the turquoise waters you'll be given time to sunbathe and relax on one of the island's picture perfect beaches. In the early afternoon, you'll then head back to the pier and finish the trip with a tasty seafood lunch overlooking the pier before heading back to your hotel.

Sit back and enjoy the many amenities The Surin Phuket has to offer throughout your stay. Consider booking some time at the spa after you've settled into your room looking out over the Andaman Sea or take to the crystalline waters with a wide range of complimentary, non-motorized water sports activities including beach football and volleyball, catamaran sailing, hobby cat, canoeing, windsurfing, snorkeling, body and paddle board.

Enjoy a private transfer between the airport and your hotel with an English-speaking guide.

Situated on 11 riverside acres of lush verdant gardens along the banks of the grand Chao Phraya River, the Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort is a thriving oasis offering a unique way to experience vibrant Bangkok. Indulge in spa treatments hidden within the private lush tropical gardens, as majestic palms sway in the breeze around you. Relax in luxurious suites lit by the twinkle of the city skyline. Enjoy delectable meals fusing tastes from around the globe at the resort’s 11 different restaurants and bars. Anantara Riverside Bangkok Resort seamlessly blends the thrill of urban living with the serene charms of tropical luxury. Imparted with Thai tradition and legendary Anantara service, this exotic Bangkok resort offers respite across the river from the hustle and bustle of the busy metropolis. Take in the sunset from the edge of the pier, watching as river life unfolds before your eyes. Immediately across the river, discover a new entertainment and lifestyle complex at Asiatique night market, Bangkok’s latest landmark for shopping, nightlife and dining.

Regale in the carefully revived classic old-world elegance of the Orient while enjoying every modern luxury in a home-style residential concept at 137 Pillars House in Chiang Mai. Share in the richness of a like-minded international community of guests, and retire to the privacy of lavish suites and spacious tropical grounds. The property originated in 1889 as the Northern Headquarters of the British based Borneo Company, and architectural historians and conservationists worked meticulously to preserve the integrity of the original structure to ensure a truly distinctively luxurious experiential accommodation in Chiang Mai. Guests can look forward to the same nostalgic ambiance in all suites, along with modern comforts and conveniences that you would expect at the finest Chiang Mai luxury hotel. From breakfast in bed or on your veranda to lunch under the sun or well-shaded daybed by the shimmering infinity pool and to intimate dinners set up just for you in secluded tropical nooks, meals at 137 Pillars House are gastronomic memories in the making. Guests can make use of the hotel’s 82-foot long pool, spa, and gym, relax in the signature Victorian baths, indoor/outdoor garden showers. The property was listed as the #1 Resort Hotel in Southeast Asia in 2017 by Travel + Leisure.

Hidden in the lush green jungle that surrounds the historic royal settlement of Luang Prabang, the luxurious Rosewood Hotel offers a haven of comfort. Taking its cue from the French-Lao architecture for which the town is known, the hotel’s interiors reflect the influences of ancient temples, while elegant tented villas celebrate the explorer spirit. This luxury hotel offers 23 spacious accommodations including four deluxe rooms, four specialty suites, three riverside villas, six pool villas and six luxury tents. Lao tradition and French colonial style are sensitively woven throughout the design and architecture, including the use of indigenous materials and locally inspired artwork. The luxury hotel’s signature spa is a sanctuary of relaxation that embraces time-honored practices paired with world-class wellness products.

Located steps from the Opera House in Hanoi’s iconic French Quarter, the Sofitel Legend Metropole Hanoi welcomes guests with an air of colonial grandeur and timeless elegance. Originally crafted by French aristocrats in the early 1900’s, the property combines old-world charm and history with modern convenience and luxury. Offering 364 rooms and suites across two wings, guests can choose from the historical grandeur of the Metropole Wing or the neo-classical elegance of the Opera Wing. All rooms are equipped with Sofitel’s MyBed, in-room Wi Fi, safety deposit box and minibar. Well-appointed dining options range from Le Beaulieu, serving fine French cuisine, to Spices Garden for local Hanoi specialties. Tucked away in a private oasis on the grounds, the hotel’s stately swimming pool offers carefree relaxation in sophisticated surroundings adjacent to a fitness center equipped with state of the art equipment.

Welcome aboard the Elite of the Seas, where contemporary luxury meets quintessential style. Crafted with inspiration from our sibling vessel, Stellar of the Seas, we emerge as the jewel of Ha Long - Lan Ha Bay. Our thoughtfully curated itineraries ensure uniqueness, while a sumptuous menu and seamless service redefine indulgence. Amidst thirty-five expansive rooms, discover fine dining, indoor/outdoor bars, a wine-cigar haven, mini-golf, and a year-round pool. Unwind in the spa, stay active in the fitness center, while young voyagers relish the playroom. Step into a world where every detail reflects elegance. Step into the Elite of the Seas, your paragon of choice.

At Anantara Hoi An Resort experience an idyllic blend of riverside relaxation in Anantara luxury, a UNESCO World Heritage Site on your doorstep, and beautiful beach life just a short bicycle or boat ride away. Scenically positioned on the banks of the Thu Bon River, Anantara Hoi An Resort is a charming boutique retreat in the historic port town of Hoi An. Designed with French, Dutch, Chinese and Japanese influences that reveal Hoi An’s fascinating cultural diversity, split level rooms and suites open onto porches with comfortable daybeds, overlooking the river or a garden courtyard. Delve into Vietnamese culture with language, savour authentic local dishes and popular world flavours in elegant and casual settings beside the river. Meet up at the heritage inspired wine bar for an atmospheric view of Hoi An’s street life or laze by the pool and let the staff bring an exotic cocktail to your sun bed.

Phum Baitang, the ’green village’, is a luxury resort near Siem Reap in Cambodia, gateway to the Angkor World Heritage Site and numerous natural wonders and cultural experiences. This elegant hideaway is set within eight acres of lush gardens and paddy fields. It comprises forty-five spacious villas, twenty-five with private terrace and twenty with private plunge pool. The wooden and stilted villas are inspired both inside and out by traditional Cambodian design, offering guests a unique experience in Siem Reap. A luxurious and tranquil Spa Temple offers seven treatment rooms, a sauna, steam room and relaxation area. A yoga pavilion, fully-equipped fitness room and 50m outdoor infinity pool complete the resort’s leisure facilities. During the day, guests can enjoy a light meal or sample a refreshing homemade juice at the Pool Bar. For elegant dining, Phum Baitang’s two restaurants, one locally-inspired and the other offering international cuisine, serve delicious meals using fresh organic herbs and vegetables from the resort’s own gardens. At the Cigar/Cocktail Lounge, guests can sip a cocktail while watching the sun set over lush paddy fields.

The Surin Phuket is an exclusive beach retreat for discerning travelers, families, and couples seeking relaxation and indulgence in a serene beachfront setting. The Surin Phuket is located on the tranquil Pansea Beach on the west coast of Phuket Island and is a member of Design Hotels. The hotel offers cottages and suites all discreetly built into a carefully conserved landscape amidst coconut trees. The Surin offers a contemporary Thai experience in timeless simplicity and modern sophistication.