Combined South-East Asia
Myanmar, Thailand and Laos
Finding quiet and calm pockets in the cities of Myanmar and Thailand is a near impossible task. Though both countries also boast their fare share of more laid back provincial locales, only in Laos and the seemingly paradoxically (in this part of the world) relaxed atmospheres of Vientiane and Luang Prabang do the rural and urban seem to combine so effortlessly.
Mirror Palace in Yangon
Bangkok, Yangon, Mandalay with Amarapura and Ngapali Beach
12 days, from $6,105.00
Starting in South-East Asia’s gateway city, you’ll dive head first into the thrilling cacophony of Bangkok. Then head into Myanmar, an incomparable mix of colonial charm, traditional culture and rapid development, all with a very strong (and very visible) Buddhist presence. This tour ends with an indulgent stop at Ngapali Beach.
Temples of Bagan
Yangon, Bagan, Bangkok, Ayutthaya River Cruise and Luang Prabang
16 days, from $7,706.00
Quiet reverence and boisterous indifference; rapid modernization and unexpected preservation; there will be few aspects of the innumerably varying styles of living that remain a mystery after this unique survey of South-East Asia. From the relatively undisturbed sites of Myanmar and Luang Prabang to the deservedly well-tread paths of Bangkok and Northern Thailand, an ever shifting spectrum of cultures will suddenly make themselves available.
