Considering you are reading this you probably expect a little more than a picture-postcard from your visit to South East Asia.
You have this desire to scratch the surface and dig a little deeper into the culture and essence of the place you are traveling in. Going on an adventure tour will hand you the chance to do so - among a lot of other benefits .
There are all kinds of different adventure holidays available. You can organize your adventure holiday to suit your interests and exertion Level.
As bicycles are Southeast Asia's most popular transportation there's no better way to explore this fascinating part of the world. How does 22 days challenging jungle hiking and bicycle-expedition across 3 of the most spectacular countries in South East Asia strike you?
If this sounds a little too much for you; just select another way to explore South East Asia.
Take the Bamboo Train and experience Cambodia's southern coastline. Take pleasure in diving and snorkeling. Certain areas in Cambodia are still totally untouched by tourism.
A really good advice is to visit one of South East Asia's best kept secrets, Laos. Northern Vietnam and Laos have been virtually off limits to travellers for years, and many places have remained a mystery since the days of the Vietnam War.
Visit the ethnic minorities of both Vietnam and Laos in home stays, explore the mysterious 'Plain of Jars' and the even more mysterious 'Stonehenge of Laos'. Float on the legendary Mekong River and take a stroll in the serenely peaceful alleyways of Luang Prabang.
Malaysia and Papua New Guinea are other possibilities for the hungry explorer. Papua New Guinea is home to some of the most unexplored terrain on earth.
For a longer adventure holiday in South East Asia - start in ultra modern Singapore and move in your own pace up through Malaysia and Thailand. The two countries are both fascinating to explore. You can trek through wild, lush nature and mountains and relax on perfect white beaches. Days of ease and scenic beauty await you. Start planning your South East Asian adventure
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