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InsideAsia Tours specialises in Asia holidays, vacations and tours in Southeast Asia. We have unbeatable regional knowledge, outstanding customer service and an unrivalled passion for travel in the region. Take a look at our destination guides, latest features and inspirational itineraries to start your journey to Southeast Asia.

05/09/2024

We want the destinations we love to be enjoyed by future generations and we're committed to reducing the negative impacts and increasing the positive impacts of how we travel.

So, our first year as a B Corp has been a busy one! Our Impact Report outlines how we did in 2023, and what we plan to do next. A huge thanks to our team for making it happen 💪

You can read it here:https://insidetravelgroup.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/ITG_Impact_Report-2023_LR.pdf

30/07/2024

Food in South Korea isn't just part of the culture - it is the culture, and it's a whole lot of fun. Here are some of our favourite snaps of travel writer Jeremy Drake's recent trip, where he met our local guide, Meggie, for an evening of eating and drinking, Korea-style 🤩🍗🍻🍜

Ps - find further food-inspired itinerary inspo with our Culinary Korea trip, here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0btsg40

18/07/2024

Connecting with people you’d never cross paths with in ‘real’ life is what our cultural adventures are all about. Here's Beth, one of our team, with a perfect example from her research trip to Vietnam:

🏡 My guide took me to a traditional ‘garden house’ and introduced me to its owner, Mr. Vinh. The two of us sat down in the shade on polished wooden furniture and, over cups of sweet tea and a platter of fresh mango, he told me the story of his house.

👪 It belonged to his grandfather, a mandarin to the emperor, over 150 years ago. The house was almost destroyed during the war, but Mr. Vinh, who remembers playing in the gardens as a child, had devoted years to faithfully restoring it – down to the unique curves of the beams.

🎻As he led me around, he eagerly pointed out figs growing in a leafy corner, chuckled about his many ‘non-paying guests’ as frogs splashed out of our way, and carefully presented me with artifacts his family had once used: a checkers board, a ceramic tea set, a battered string instrument.

🎓 Spending time in the house Mr. Vinh now proudly opens to the public, with our guide patiently translating question after question, I learnt things about his history, life, and perspective I could never have read in the guidebooks.

😍 Before I left, Mr. Vinh asked if we could have a photo together, in front of his house, perfectly capturing an afternoon I won’t forget in a hurry.

We'd love to hear about the fantastic people you've met on your travels, too - share them with us below 👇

17/06/2024

Where can you mix a trip to a s*x museum with a field of stone statues carved from volcanic rock? Where you'll eat a deliciously hearty meal, only to realise it was all vegetarian?

Jeju island in Korea.

"There are great museums alongside plenty of seasonal exhibitions and events showcasing talented Korean artists on Jeju Island, and it's also the Korean hub for sustainable living and vegetarian/vegan options. A great, eco-friendly destination." Robert K, expert insider.

Add this to your next trip: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H09w3Rz0

12/06/2024

Known as the ‘Summer Capital of Korea’, Busan is a dynamic city bursting with colour. 🏙️

The vibrant Gamcheon Culture Village nicknamed ‘Korea's Santorini’, is a sprawling neighbourhood brimming with art installations, murals, sculptures, cute cafés, maze-like alleys, winding staircases, and independent shops.

Originally a shanty town built on the steep hillsides of Busan’s suburbs, the resilient and creative residents of this village have transformed this once humble settlement into a cultural oasis characterised by a kaleidoscope of colours, creativity and community spirit. Perched on hills overlooking the sparkling waters of Busan, there’s so much to explore at every turn through the higgledy-piggledy alleys.

Add this to your next trip ➡️ https://eu1.hubs.ly/H09wks10

12/06/2024

Hanoi’s elegant French Quarter whispers tales of a bygone era with French architectural marvels and Vietnamese tradition seamlessly blending in a rich cultural fusion. It’s a delight to idly wander through.

“That Franco charm is everywhere in the French Quarter. From the decadent architecture to the way the trees line the streets, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped back in time.” Tom, InsideAsia team

Don’t miss out. Speak to us to add this to your next trip: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H09whWJ0 ⬅️

10/06/2024

Kuala Lumpur has a 'hidden' artistic hub. Want to be in on the secret? 🤫

In the heart of the city's downtown, you'll find REXKL, a community, library and cultural hub that occupies one of the country's first theatres.

The building's rich history — marred by fire and reincarnation — culminates in the purpose it serves today: an attempt to rejuvenate a 'forgotten' part of Kuala Lumpur by injecting new businesses, cultural agenda, and creative programmes into an otherwise dilapidated spot

Visit for events, exhibitions, performances, shopping, bookshops, food and beverages — including the city's proud speciality: lemongrass beer. For more info, visit our site: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H09x4PZ0⬅️

(Thanks to Fiona, InsideAsia team, for the snaps)

07/06/2024

“There's something special about the landscape and way of life in Northern Thailand; it feels like you've been let into a closely guarded secret.” — Beth, InsideAsia team ✨

Drive an hour from Chiang Rai and find yourself at the foothills of a mountain. Here – Do Mae Salong – you’ll be surrounded by rolling tea plantations, tribal villages, and fields of buffalo. This region will sweep you up with its beauty and charm.

Once you’ve caught your feet, the delicious Lanna cuisine will fill your belly. Think hearty, bold and punchy dishes that mix Thai and Chinese food culture to endlessly delight your senses.

And you’ll experience it all at a local farm stay, in Ahsa, nestled below the mountain, where you’ll meet buffalo, learn about rice growing, tap rubber trees, shop at the market or collect ingredients from their organic garden and learn the art of Lanna cookery.

Find out more – https://eu1.hubs.ly/H09w1JW0⬅️⬅️

05/06/2024

We’re spending 30% of our carbon offsets to support the Rimba Raya Biodiversity Reserve REDD+ project, and 70% to support wind turbine construction in south-west India.

To find out more about how your trip is offset or book a trip to the Sepilok Orangutan Rehabilitation Centre on the North of Borneo, https://eu1.hubs.ly/H09t-600 ⬅️⬅️

03/06/2024

Our travel consultants aren’t often asked about cycling, but almost always recommend it. Why?

You cover more ground and absorb your surroundings. You have total freedom. And some places are just made for taking in, at a leisurely pace, from two wheels.

What better way to celebrate World Bike Day than a guided e-bike tour in Seoul? 🚲

Our colleague, Luke, was glowing about his tour on in South Korea’s capital:

“Not only do you get to use high tech electronic bikes, but the cycles routes are immaculate. Our guide knew all the shortcuts, places of interest, and gave us ample time to stop and enjoy the city.

“We left our bikes unlocked outside a market for an hour while we went and grabbed some food – no one laid a finger on them! A real insight into the collective culture of the country.

“From South Korea’s own slice of the Berlin Wall(!) to food markets and palatial grandeur, this 2–3-hour trip round the city will give you a real sense of what Seoul is like as a place.”

To book this as part of your next trip, go here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H09rk_J0

31/05/2024

Two of our fave Vietnam itineraries — Vietnam’s Landscapes and Vietnam’s Northern Soul — have been featured in the latest The Times and The Sunday Times travel supplement, that lists 25 of their favourite holidays to Vietnam. 🤩

From the wild north to the lush forests of Cuc Phuong, these two itineraries will get you thinking about what your trip to Vietnam could look like if you book with us.

Read it, here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H09hGmd0

29/05/2024

We think travel is the best anti-aging strategy around, and travel journalist Suzanne Moore agrees!

We were so happy to support her piece in The Telegraph and loved her take on Hanoi. She said “The truth is that if your first day in Hanoi doesn’t overwhelm you, then you don’t have a pulse. It’s one of the most exciting cities I’ve ever visited.”, and we couldn't agree more.

With that in mind, we asked her to share some thoughts on her experiences for our blog – and, in something of a love letter to solo travel, here’s what she had to say (staying youthful tips included 😉): https://eu1.hubs.ly/H09hCYd0

24/05/2024

“Jeonju is a time capsule. It’s a place where time seems to slow down.” ⌚

After sending influencer Jeremy Drake to Jeonju, we were thrilled to hear all about what makes it a deeply cultural and historically interesting place to visit.

Jeremy was particularly taken by the number of traditional houses in the city – over 800 hanoks!

To watch the reel he created, click here https://eu1.hubs.ly/H09hd3N0 ⬅️

But for now, enjoy some of his best snaps of the architectural gem that is the “supremely walkable” Jeonju. 🚶

23/05/2024

What does a dream trip to Thailand include? We asked Jon, one of our resident Thailand experts:

“When I’m helping people work out what their holiday to Thailand looks like, we always end up talking about how different the north is from the south.

“In the north, I cannot say enough about the scenery. It's truly stunning up there in the hills and visiting a local village or hill tribe means you get a feel for real life in rural Thailand, as well as the beautiful countryside. People always come back saying how it was a real highlight of their trip.

“The south, on the other hand, has got a beach or island for absolutely everyone. Picturesque doesn’t cover it – it's paradise down there.”

To book your own slice of paradise, visit our site: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H09fCqn0

17/05/2024

An ancient island with no cars? Yes please. 🏝️

Pulau Tioman was selected by Time magazine as one of the world’s most beautiful islands. Located on the east coast of Malaysia, this old fishing community has enough charm and intrigue to get you hooked.

Some fun facts:

• Most of the roads are too small for cars, meaning laid back cycle or moped rides are much more common
• There are some species of amphibians that only exist on Tioman 🐸
• If you love snorkelling this is the place to go — think huge sponges, soft corals and giant clams 🌊🐚

If you’re planning a trip to Malaysia, it’d be a shame to miss it.

15/05/2024

Today is International Day of Family 👪

Seeing families enjoying our destinations makes all the hard work pay off. Priceless memories captured; experiences shared; lives changed forever.

Let’s celebrate family today — what does it mean to you?

13/05/2024

📍 IN THE NEWS 📍

We’ve been featured in National Geographic's latest article about Vietnam that is as informative as it is winding (just like the Mekong Delta). 📖

Give it a read if you've got a spare 10 minutes > https://eu1.hubs.ly/H093yJv0

10/05/2024

As soon as it hits the weekend, all we can think about is being on a beach.🏖️

Here are a selection of some of our favourites at the moment. Any guesses for where they are? Let us know in the comments...

08/05/2024

"There really is nowhere in the world quite like Saigon. Whizzing through the streets on the back of a Vespa is one of the best ways to experience it like the locals do." 🛵

From sampling craft beer, to the thrill of a moped, the excitement and anticipation thrives in Ho Chi Minh City. Still referred to as Saigon by some, this city has something for everyone.

Whether you're at a rooftop bar taking in the sublime skyline or sipping a beer on the corner of the historic Post Office, you'll feel the unmistakable personality that's entirely its own.

03/05/2024

Do you love visiting places that aren’t like anywhere else? 💭

👋 Welcome to Gwangju 🇰🇷

Come for the:

🌴 The picturesque Boseong tea plantation
🎍 Bamboo forest of Juknokwon
🏡 Soswaewon Garden

Explore here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H08Xccg0

29/04/2024

Want to marvel at the majesty of the elephant? 🐘

Deep in the Khao Sok National Park, surrounded by towering limestone mountains and virgin jungle, is Elephant Hills: part nature park, part wildlife sanctuary, and part luxury eco-lodge.

This national park is part of a 5,000-square-kilometre swathe of protected forest thought to be one of the oldest on earth — about three times as old as the Amazon — and one of the last surviving habitats in the world for wild elephants.

Elephant Hills is committed to the welfare of these gentle giants — all contact will be made behind a barrier and will be supervised. You’ll be able to meet, touch, feed and interact with them, but only if they come to you (contact must be non-human initiated).

This is one the best wildlife experiences in Southeast Asia. Find out more: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H08KsnW0

25/04/2024

Culture 🤝 adventure

A holiday he’ll likely never forget; Nigel’s trip to Thailand.

We love seeing what our travelers get up to; keep sending in your pictures by tagging us on social to get featured! 👈

23/04/2024

What makes Korea and Japan different? 🤔💭

“Korea has lots of character – people eat and drink on the street here. You wouldn’t see that in Japan”, observed Eugenie in BBC’s Race Across the World.

And that got us talking. Because she’s right. Two of our favourite countries, they’re similar in some ways, but totally different in others. One of those ways is in their gardens. Expert Becky, said:

“In Japan, beautiful Zen gardens are created with structure and order in mind – the bonsai trees grow to a certain height, pebbles are raked meticulously, and rocks are chosen to sit perfectly centre-stage.

“In Korea, nature relentlessly finds its way. The beams of hanoks won’t be cut in rigid edges – instead, they’ll work with the curves of the trees that are already there.

“Japan’s charm comes from its preservation of history, tradition and beguiling way of life; sometimes it can feel like a portal into times gone by.

“Korea is different: it’s always ready to adapt, jostling to keep on top of trends, isn’t afraid to knock things down to build them back better, and has a grittiness that’s evolved from years of occupation. Bbali bbali, meaning ‘hurry hurry’, is built into the culture.”

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What are some of your favourite differences between Korea and Japan? Let us know in the comments 🖌️➡️

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19/04/2024

In Kuching, a wide variety of indigenous and immigrant cultures combine to form an unmistakable cultural mélange.

It also offers Bako National Park, where incredible wildlife viewing opportunities are constant — most famously the rare proboscis monkey (there are other types of monkey too) 🐒

Fancy spotting them yourself? ➡️ https://eu1.hubs.ly/H08FS3V0. ⬅️

16/04/2024

Dedicated to protecting the culture of events all across the globe, UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage Status is a badge of honour. 🎖️

Wearing this with pride, Songkran — Thailand’s new year — is currently in full swing, with three weeks of celebrations rather than the usual three days, all because of the recognition from UNESCO.

From partying in the streets to food festivals, paying respects to monks, and spending time with family and friends, Songkran is a joyous time for Thai people. 🥳

15/04/2024

🖌️It's World Art Day 🖌️

Are you an art aficionado or more of a 'can appreciate it but it's not for me' type?

Either way, from teeny tiny galleries to dedicated art-themed islands, carefully curated ancient artifacts to bustling cities teeming with graffiti, there's so much incredible art to be found all over Asia.

We'd love to hear about your top masterpieces from across the world — drop them in the comments 👇🏼

12/04/2024

📌 IN THE NEWS 📌

Delicious food, mixed with the vibrant sights and sounds of South Korea, our Culinary Korea tour is picking up heat.

Featured recently in The Times and The Sunday Times this tour is a must for any foodie. From kimchi to KBBQ, it’s a perfect introduction for anyone keen to taste SK’s culinary culture.

Read the piece here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H08z9RR0

09/04/2024

Images that capture a feeling perfectly; a trip of a lifetime for Michael and Lorna.

As their tour provider, we're so glad that they had a wonderful time — nothing makes us happier than seeing photos of our happy travellers in amazing destinations.

We'd love to see your stories with us — tag us in your pictures, for a chance to get featured! 👈

06/04/2024

Egg in coffee: Seems strange, right? 🥚

Well it's actually one of the most delicious ways to enjoy your morning cup, and it's a Vietnamese delicacy.

You'll get to experience it first hand if you take part in an egg coffee workshop at any number of Hanoi's charming, backstreet cafes.

You'll learn all about how the coffee is grown and prepared, what makes it taste so different, and why on earth egg is involved in the first place.

To find out how you can have your own egg coffee experience, click here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H08rsP00

03/04/2024

It’s National Walking Day today🚶‍♂️ and the only thing better than taking a nice stroll is going for a hike in a beautiful destination 🏔️🏕️

Japan’s one of our favourite places for hiking - with snowy peaks and lush jungle trails all waiting to be explored on foot 🦶

For some inspiration, we’ve put together a list of our top 10 places to walk and hike in Japan, check it out: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H08ppfL0

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Want to marvel at the majesty of the elephant? 🐘 Deep in the Khao Sok National Park, surrounded by towering limestone mountains and virgin jungle, is Elephant Hills: part nature park, part wildlife sanctuary, and part luxury eco-lodge. This national pa

Want to marvel at the majesty of the elephant? 🐘 Deep in the Khao Sok National Park, surrounded by towering limestone mountains and virgin jungle, is Elephant Hills: part nature park, part wildlife sanctuary, and part luxury eco-lodge. This national park is part of a 5,000-square-kilometre swathe of protected forest thought to be one of the oldest on earth — about three times as old as the Amazon — and one of the last surviving habitats in the world for wild elephants. Elephant Hills is committed to the welfare of these gentle giants — all contact will be made behind a barrier and will be supervised. You’ll be able to meet, touch, feed and interact with them, but only if they come to you (contact must be non-human initiated). This is one the best wildlife experiences in Southeast Asia. Find out more: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H08KsnW0

Egg in coffee: Seems strange, right? 🥚 Well it's actually one of the most delicious ways to enjoy your morning cup, and it's a Vietnamese delicacy. You'll get to experience it first hand if you take part in an egg coffee workshop at any number of Hanoi

Egg in coffee: Seems strange, right? 🥚 Well it's actually one of the most delicious ways to enjoy your morning cup, and it's a Vietnamese delicacy. You'll get to experience it first hand if you take part in an egg coffee workshop at any number of Hanoi's charming, backstreet cafes. You'll learn all about how the coffee is grown and prepared, what makes it taste so different, and why on earth egg is involved in the first place. To find out how you can have your own egg coffee experience, click here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H08rsP00

Imperial Palace Seoul change of guard

Among the most iconic things to do at the imperial palace of Gyeongbokgung in Seoul is to see the change of the royal guard. Twice a day, at 10am and 2pm except Tuesdays: it's a 20-minute procession of armed guards in traditional garb, weapons and instruments. Make sure to make this part of your trip! #korea

Wat Phou - Southern Laos

How would you like to have a UNESCO World Heritage site all to yourself? If you're travelling with us through Southern Laos, among the many experiences we can arrange is a sunrise visit to the ancient temple ruins of Wat Phou. Expect peace, quiet and sweeping views of a land stopped in time. 📷: Staff member Robyn Duran #laos

Mekong Delta cycling

"We went on a cycle through villages to a local market where a lady was selling all sorts of veggies; she gave us bananas and spoke to us for a while, and we then hopped on a ferry to Con Oc (Snail Island) where we cycled around even more remote villages and visited fish farms." Asia specialist Robyn during her recent exploration of the Mekong delta. Whether it's cycling, canoeing or in the comfort of a private car, Vietnam has something to offer to everyone - just ask the experts! https://www.insideasiatours.com/vietnam/southern-vietnam/mekong-delta #vietnam

Wat Si Chum Buddha

History buffs will love this one! The buddha statue of Wat Si Chum sanctuary in the ancient capital of Sukhothai was used to raise soldier's morale; the narrow passages of the building allowed priests or royalty to speak through a hole to address the people as if it was coming directly from Buddha. And the rest of the UNESCO World Heritage historic park in Sukhothai? Staff member Grant shared that "biking around is a fun and easy way to sightsee. Even ruined, you can get a sense of the age and majesty of the first capital of what would some day become modern Thailand." Sukhothai and its successor Ayutthaya can be visited in our history-rich, 9-day itinerary Kingdoms of Thailand, which you can check here: https://www.insideasiatours.com/thailand/tailormade-trips/kot001/kingdoms-thailand

Kuang Si Falls, Laos

Who doesn't like a beautiful butterfly with a waterfall backdrop video? Taken in Kuang Si Falls, Laos, by our very own staff member Jon Fisher. Where can you access the falls from? Closest city is Luang Prabang. https://www.insideasiatours.com/laos/luang-prabang

Elephant Hills

There are plenty of animal experiences in Asia, but not a lot of them meet international animal welfare standards. Elephant Hills in Thailand is among the few that do, and they go above and beyond to provide a safe and comfortable environment for both elephant and visitors. Highly recommended for anyone going to Kao Sok National Park! #thailand #animalwelfare

Ready to put Mai Chau in the travel list for Vietnam? Avana retreat is one of our favourite properties to work with in the area. Not only the rooms, grounds and surroundings are beautiful, but they also take their sustainability seriously: from growing their own organic produce to regular conservation work partnered with local organisations. The grounds themselves have suites, private pool villas and also bungalows built with the guidance of local ethnic minority groups. How to get there? It's 3 hours away from Hanoi by car, and we can easily add it to one of our tailorable itineraries. For inspiration, you can check our trip ideas for Vietnam here: https://bit.ly/479JULd 📷: Staff member Jon Fisher

Exploring Asia - active adventure

Is it a kayak? Is it a raft? Paddling along waterways is one of the best ways to sightsee and experience Asia; be it wildlife spotting in Cambodia, modest rapids in Laos, karst formations in Vietnam, mangroves in Borneo or kayaking with the family in Thailand. And stand-up paddleboarding is starting to be more widespread too. We include these activities in a few of our itineraries all throughout Asia - make sure to ask your travel expert!

Japan is not the only country preparing for cherry blossom season. South Korea has spectacular blossoms, starting with plum trees in late February and early March, followed by cherry blossoms in late March and early April. They are popular all over the country, though there is one specific place we recommend for this time of the year in our Year of Adventures. If you haven't done so, remember you can sign up here: https://www.insideasiatours.com/year-of-adventures

#SouthKorea also has a spectacular red leaf season. The whole country tinges in warm reds, oranges and yellows in preparation for the cold winter to come. Among the most popular spots to do some red leaf viewing is Nami Island, a day trip away from Seoul. It's a romantic destination packed with adventure and beautiful in all seasons!

LAST CHANCE for our UK audience to win a trip to South Korea! In partnership with Asiana Airlines, Korean Tourism Organisation and V&A. Competition closes Monday December 5th. Go to the competition page (link below) and sign up for a chance to win a trip to South Korea worth £12,000. (UK residents only.) Good luck! https://www.insideasiatours.com/t2k

With Thailand's sky lantern festival in Chiang Mai just finished, we'd like to shout once again about our lovely new Thailand brochure. The country is much, much more than just beaches and sand: ancient history, lush nature, endless food, mountains, hot springs and -the best part- amazing people! Click the link below to get yours! https://www.insideasiatours.com/brochures

Asia is Open

Do you crave an adventure? Immersion in a completely different culture? Because Asia is open for travel, destinations have minimal entry restrictions. And it’s staggeringly beautiful. And quiet. https://www.insideasiatours.com/explore-asia #AsiaIsOpen #InsideAsia

Spring in South Korea

South Korea is open to international travel at the moment - and our Seoul Insider, Martin, has managed to capture some shots of the cherry blossoms (which are also open right now)! 🌸 For more South Korea inspo and trip ideas, head to the InsideAsia website: https://www.insideasiatours.com/south-korea

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InsideAsia Tours is an award winning travel company specialising in Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos and Myanmar (Burma): www.InsideAsiaTours.com

It was the incredible "otherness" of Asia that inspired directors Simon King and Alastair Donnelly to start a travel company. After three years teaching English in Japan, they wanted to give others chance to experience and discover a part of the world they had both fallen in love with. That was back in 2000 when our "get beneath the surface" ethos was born.

At InsideAsia Tours, we look beyond Southeast Asia sightseeing lists to get to the heart of the region, learning about diverse cultures, trying delicious food and getting to know local people. For us, that's what travelling is all about. Having spent years living, working or travelling across Southeast Asia, our team of travel experts offer unrivalled advice and support, whatever your budget or personal interests. We’ve wandered down backstreets, trekked over mountains, sampled street food, made friends with locals, and slept soundly in everything from five-star city hotels to suspended pods in the jungle.