Southeast Asia

Immerse yourself in this spiritual paradise where its rich history and culture are revealed through sacred temples, palaces, and UNESCO sites such as the ancient city of Sukhothai. Explore Bangkok’s hidden waterways on our “liquid” city tour.

Thailand boasts creative and complex culinary dishes that are popular across the globe. The heat from a lemongrass-laced coconut soup or curry balances well with a green papaya salad—dishes found readily at bustling floating markets and street food vendors.

Sleep under a canopy of stars in northern Thailand’s lush tropical jungle. View the tiered rice terraces of the north in Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai. Natural wonders are found in an abundance of pristine white sand beaches in the south on Ko Samui and Krabi.

Indonesia is made up of a group of islands with draws such as glistening temples, fun-loving orangutans, powerful Komodo dragons, and unparalleled snorkeling and diving.

Indonesia's spirituality, kindness, and holistic wellness are present everywhere from pristine beaches, jungles, and waterfalls to ancient temples, bustling local markets, and tiered rice fields.

The Hindu Island of Bali is full of balance. Meditate with a master Yogi, enjoy holistic massages, and meet with local healers. Explore Ubud, with its many cafés, furniture shops, and temples.

A smaller island that neighbors Bali includes the utopia Sumba. Here you can enjoy activities including horseback riding in the surf, sportfishing, and soaking in an infinity pool overlooking the crashing waves.

Comprised of more than 7,000 islands, the Philippines epitomizes barefoot luxury. Your options to explore this archipelago are endless and we suggest island hopping to see firsthand just how diverse this slice of the Pacific truly is.

Private island? Private villa? Private beach? Private charter? Private Heli transfer? We have you covered. Bliss awaits in the form of white sand beaches, water sports, and pristine reefs—many yet to be explored.

Find yourself in this tropical paradise teeming with lush jungles where wildlife plays and exotic fruit grows, bordered by sparkling turquoise water.

Vietnam is a sensational destination showcasing stunning natural locales. These include mountainous scenery enlivened by verdant terraced rice paddies, unspoiled white sand beaches, and emerald coves enclosed by Halong Bay’s limestone cliffs.

The gastronomy found within Vietnam stems from cooking techniques learned during French colonial rule and applied to exotic local ingredients. Sip on rich coffee and try complex local dishes, while visiting floating markets touting exotic fruits.

From Hanoi’s French colonial architecture to Hue’s pagodas and mausoleums to Sapa’s lush jungle treks, Vietnam is one of the most diverse Asian countries to explore.

Cambodia is renowned for the vast Buddhist temple of Angkor Wat. This perfectly symmetrical complex is set in Siem Reap, deep in the jungles of the north.

Here you can also explore jungle-covered Ta Prohm and view the hundreds of carved faces on the façade of Bayon temple.

The floating fishing villages of Tonle Sap Lake are idyllic and showcase ancient traditions. Phnom Penh has a genocide tourism experience that will literally stop you in your tracks to reassess life.

Ubiquitous food markets are particularly inviting, as you can eat your way through the country while immersing yourself in local culture.

Stylish Singapore stands out as a lavish destination without compare. It is here where you can find futuristic architecture in Marina Bay Sands, botanical gardens displaying thousands of vibrant orchids, designer shopping along the famed Orchard Road, and a fusion of culinary mastery in the form of street food.

Sip a Singapore sling at the historic Raffles Hotel or stroll along East Coast Road where colorful heritage shophouses remain. Visit Gardens by the Bay where fantasy is alive.

Jewel Changi airport is a destination in itself with its domed roof and seven-story Rain Vortex—reason enough to plan a trip or layover to this unique travel hub.

One of our favorite new ways to explore Singapore is by luxury train that includes an exploration of neighboring Malaysia.

In the very early morning light, the streets of the royal capital of Luang Prabang bear witness to a 2,500-year-old tradition—a procession of monks clad in striking orange cloth accepting food from the community in an alms-giving ceremony.

Participating in this selfless, peaceful act of giving provides one of those clarifying “This is why we travel” moments. The myriad spiritual sights of Laos make this magical place sacred.

Explore the Mekong River on an expedition and enjoy some of the best French cuisine in the world outside of Paris.





This long-isolated country, while still struggling with political reform, dominates the geography of Southeast Asia.

For intrepid travelers, the opportunity exists to pull back the curtain and explore the Orient of yesteryear.

Beautifully preserved colonial buildings, vibrant street scenes, and the ancient city of Bagan, with the densest concentration of temples in Asia, offer something for every traveler.

One of life’s truly great pleasures is visiting the country’s impressive landscapes with hardly a fellow traveler in sight.

A kaleidoscope of culture, Malaysia draws influence throughout the Pacific Rim. The capital city of Kuala Lumpur is known for its iconic Petronas Twin Towers, skyscrapers that juxtapose colonial buildings and bustling street markets. Pristine beaches, lush jungle, and rich culture create a diverse trifecta.

One of our favorite new ways to discover Malaysia is by luxury train that includes an exploration of its southern neighbor, Singapore. Dine on Peranakan cuisine while listening to live jazz and enjoy the scenery from the observation car.

For “Town and Country” lovers, Vespa around Penang and then seek out the Malayan tiger in Taman Negara National Park.

Untouched. Wild. Pristine. This Pacific Island is divided among the states of Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei. The untapped natural wonders found within its borders are remarkable.

Undiscovered dive spots provide a glimpse into an underwater wonderland including a plethora of Barracuda, giant turtles, and hammerhead sharks. Its lush biodiverse rainforests—the oldest on earth—house countless endangered species. Sumatran tigers, rhinos, Bornean elephants, and clouded leopards still co-exist with indigenous tribes.

But the real magic is the encounters with orangutans in their natural habitat … simply soulful. Mountains, winding rivers, and cavernous caves beckon thrill seekers and adventurers alike.